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I got my ESP8266 working correctly. I'm able to send requests and create servers, but when I try to get the ESP's IP (using the getIP method) this is what I get. Any ideas?
Uncaught Error: Function "a" not found! at line 1 col 38 {return"OK"!=b?a("CIFSR failed: "+b):a(null,c)} ^ in function "d" called from line 1 col 26 {e=void 0;var b;d&&(b=d(a))?(e=g,d=b):clearTimeout(c);void 0... ^ in function "e" called from line 1 col 291 ...f&&(g[f](d),n=!0);n||e&&e(d)}b=b.substr(a+1);"\n"==b[0]&&(b=... ^ in function called from system Uncaught Error: Function "a" not found! at line 1 col 16 {return"OK"!=b?a("CIFSR failed: "+b):a(null,c)} ^ in function "d" called from line 1 col 16 {e=void 0;d&&d()}
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Hey, guys! Thanks for all the help. I finally managed to make the ESP work. I ordered two modules with my kickstarter backing and I guess the first one that I soldered is damaged or something. When I tried with the other one, it worked like a charm the first time.
Also, I'm going to do a "shield" for the ESP, because although the shim is really compact, it is really "permanent" and difficult to desolder. Maybe when I'm done, I'll share it. :) -
When I send the sample code I get this error:
Uncaught No 'ready' after AT+RST at line 2 col 18 if (err) throw err; ^ in function "a" called from line 1 col 100 ...a("No 'ready' after AT+RST");else return c} ^ in function "d" called from line 1 col 16 {e=void 0;d&&d()} ^ in function called from system
I'm using the shim, and I've checked a lot of times that all is connected where it is meant to be. I installed a 10uF cap in the shim.
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I've got the same problem. "No 'ready' after AT+RST". I got my pico from the kickstarter as well as the ESP8266 module. I can't get it to work. Blue led doesn't even light up.
I've already checked that all the pins of the shim are connected at the right places. I've flashed both stable firmwares and one cutting-edge build. I've tried connecting the capacitor.
It just won't work. What can I do?
Duh, that make sense. Thank you, Gordon.