Wow, I never heard of that before, but what @DrAzzy says sound right (although it should still work at 9600 baud - albeit a bit slowly).
You could try running wifi.at.debug() to see what the module is sending back - it's possible it is working, but that after it boots it doesn't send the text ready. - for some reason they keep changing what it prints every so often!
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Wow, I never heard of that before, but what @DrAzzy says sound right (although it should still work at 9600 baud - albeit a bit slowly).
You could try running
wifi.at.debug()
to see what the module is sending back - it's possible it is working, but that after it boots it doesn't send the textready.
- for some reason they keep changing what it prints every so often!