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• #2
Hello Espruino forum ,
I have exact same problem as DanB.
Here is some of the things I have tried:a) Installed WinUsb driver as suggested here: https://github.com/noble/node-bluetooth-hci-socket
That instantly disabled my bluetooth mouse and kb, followed by a slightly panic situation until a treasury hunt for cabled devices in the basement was succesful :-)b) Running with "espruino --no-ble".
(version 0.1.13 of Espruino CLI)
No effect.c) Also tried "npm remove noble".
No effect.Could someone please help out a newbie ?
br Lars
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• #3
I got it to work finally like this
- Make sure to use node 11 at the time of writing node12 seems to have some issues with building
- install from elevated terminal
(npm i -g espruino)
- Connect with correct parameters (I can only supply the ones that worked for my ESP32)
espruino --board ESP32 --port COM6 -b 115200 --no-ble
- Make sure to use node 11 at the time of writing node12 seems to have some issues with building
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• #4
Thanks to @Relief.Melone i got it working on Windows 10 and node v12.13.1 with my ESP8266 / NodeMCU
$ npm install -g espruino $ espruino --port COM3 --board ESP8266 -b 115200 --no-ble Espruino Command-line Tool 0.1.32 ----------------------------------- Explicit board JSON supplied: "ESP8266" Connecting to 'COM3' Connected >1+1 =2 >
Hi Espruino Savants,
I am trying to use the Espruino Command Line module on a Windows 10 PC. I type
"espruino -p COM18" because my ESP8266 module is on COM18 (works fine with the WebIDE) and get a
"No compatible USB Bluetooth 4.0 device found!" error. (Full error output message below.) Did I miss some setting?
Thanks,
Dan