MKR WIFI 1010: Send byte array to a specific wifi channel

Projects Networking, Protocols, and Devices
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Hello there,

i would like to build a module that sends a message to a specific wifi channel every X seconds.
I currently have an ARDUINO MKR WIFI 1010 and don't even know if it's possible..
I have access to this library WiFiNINA - Arduino Reference but it doesnt really help me...

I've seen some solutions with ESP8266 which seem to fit to my problem:

Do you know any other solutions that could work on my mkr board ? Or do I have to use an ESP8266 for that ..?

Thanks in advance,
Quentin

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"sends a message to a specific wifi channel"

You may need to expand on what that means.

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I need to send data over a wifi channel between 2400 and 2483,5 Mhz. Following the beacon standard (IEEE 802.11 )
So far, I've created a byte array containing every byte I need (using TLV standard).
Now I just don't know how to "post" those data over a wifi channel, and don't even know if it's possible with an Arduino board..

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The data sheet for the wifi chip you are using might have some info on frequency selection.

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From what i understand, i need to create a kind of wifi beacon spammer or something like that .. I'm just wondering if any existing librairies could help me to reach that goal.
This seems to be nice ESP8266 WiFi Beacon Generator - Generate SSID beacon frames on ESP8226 ยท GitHub
but i guess it only works on an ESP8266 board..