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Matter over Wi-Fi Demo Overview

This document walks through the steps to build the Matter Lighting-app project using EFR32 BRD4161A + RS911X and EFR32 BRD4161A + WF200. Silicon Labs has two families of Wi-Fi adapters (1. RS911X 2. WF200). Both are supported in this Wi-Fi port of Matter.

Step 1: Matter Wi-Fi Prerequisites

Before you being running the Matter Wi-Fi demo or developing for Wi-Fi you will want to make sure that you have all the required hardware and software for each use case. T

  1. Matter Wi-Fi Prerequisites

    This page goes through the hardware and software (host side) required for the demo. Make sure you have all the necessary hardware and software available before continuing.

Step 2: Building the Chip-Tool for Wi-Fi

In order to run the Matter Wi-Fi demo you will need to run the Chip-Tool on one of two platforms, either Linux/Mac or Raspberry Pi.

  1. Build Linux Environment

    This page contains instructions to set up the build environment on a Linux machine. The instructions provide build steps for the application and the ChipTool.

  2. Build Raspberry-Pi Environment

    This page contains instructions to set up the build environment on the Raspberry Pi. This is an alternative if you do not have a Linux machine.

Step 3: Building the Matter Accessory Device (MAD) for Wi-Fi

If you are running the demo, you can simply download the proper image for your Matter Accessory Device from the Matter Software Artifacts Page. Otherwise if you wish to build your Matter Accessory Device from scratch, you can begin with the Software Setup:

  1. Software Setup

    This page contains instructions to build the Lighting-app over Wi-Fi. Build commands are provided for both the RS911x and WF200 adapters.

Step 4: Running the Demo

  1. Running Matter Demo over Wi-Fi using Linux

    This contains instructions to run the Matter Wi-Fi demo using ChipTool running on a Linux Machine (either Laptop or Raspberry Pi) - follow this after successfully executing the above steps.

  2. [optional] Running Matter Demo over Wi-Fi using Android

    This part give you steps to run the Matter Wi-Fi demo using ChipTool running on an Android phone (either Laptop or Raspberry Pi).

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