To get high transfer speed, you must use AT firmware through SDIO or HSPI interface. The main cause of slow speed here is the UART because it is not meant for high speed transfers without interrupting the CPU too often.
With custom AT functions that add a large buffer of say, 30kB, this may be possible, because the ESP8266 can easily deliver 4 mbps in such implementations.
Also, make sure you are using the 802.11n mode, with sleep mode disabled. It will not matter much, but just in case!Statistics: Posted by Guest — Wed Aug 31, 2016 11:53 am
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