Yes - the WiFi details are correct. "simple" is the actual SSID and also is the password. I did try your code snippet.
I would like to point out, that WiFi credentials get set properly:
>wifi.getDetails() ={ "status": "no_ap_found", "ssid": "simple", "password": "12345678", "rssi": 0, "savedSsid": null }
Looks like it's unable to use the radio at all somehow.
>wifi.scan(function(ap){print(ap);}); =undefined [ ] >var esp8266 = require("ESP8266"); =function () { [native code] } >esp8266.printLog() 292141> reconnect 294267> scandone 294267> no simple found, reconnect after 1s 294367> reconnect 296493> scandone 296493> no simple found, reconnect after 1s 296593> reconnect 298717> scandone 298717> no simple found, reconnect after 1s 298817> reconnect =undefined >
Oh dear what a riddle.
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Yes - the WiFi details are correct. "simple" is the actual SSID and also is the password. I did try your code snippet.
I would like to point out, that WiFi credentials get set properly:
Looks like it's unable to use the radio at all somehow.
Oh dear what a riddle.