sparkfun CC3000 Hook-Up Manual page 12

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This example requires two different Arduino programs but illustrates the
steps necessary to use TI's SmartConfig procedure. You could create a
program that combines SmartConfig and FastConnect to allow users the
option of selecting which method to connect to a network.
When the SmartConfig procedure is run, the CC3000 creates a connection
profile in non-volatile memory (note that all previous connection profiles are
deleted). The connection profile can be recalled later (even if the CC3000
and Arduino lose power!) to perform the FastConnect procedure, which
allows the CC3000 to connect to the last access point stored in memory.
IMPORTANT: You must run the SmartConfig example before you run
FastConnect!
SmartConfig
Connect the CC3000 Shield or Breakout Board to an Arduino. Open the
Arduino program and select File → Examples → SFE_CC3000_Library →
SmartConfig.
Plug in your Arduino board via USB cable, and select the correct COM port
and Board type that corresponds to your Arduino. Click the "Upload" button.