So you got connected to the WiFi access point? What was the problem?
Which code are you using? It's not the code I pasted above with the console.log statements in...
The module you chose is fine as long as you purchased the antenna too?
CC3000 modules are notoriously unstable though - and in this case, it's just crashed in the 'connect' command. Does it happen every time, or just sometimes?
About the only time I've seen this happen reliably is if you're not using http.get, but http.request, and you don't supply a port number (but that'll be fixed in the next version).
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Hi Carlos,
So you got connected to the WiFi access point? What was the problem?
Which code are you using? It's not the code I pasted above with the
console.log
statements in...The module you chose is fine as long as you purchased the antenna too?
CC3000 modules are notoriously unstable though - and in this case, it's just crashed in the 'connect' command. Does it happen every time, or just sometimes?
About the only time I've seen this happen reliably is if you're not using
http.get
, buthttp.request
, and you don't supply a port number (but that'll be fixed in the next version).