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Hi Mario,
That's basically all the information that Espruino gets from the CC3000 - it's a bit of a black box!
After calling
wlan.connect, the Espruino is still usable though? As in you can enter commands in the left-hand pane?You could try doing
wlan.getIP()to see what the current IP address is... I was pretty sure that the CC3000 always did a dhcp when it connects though - and you think that it's not even getting to the point where it's connecting to the router?Also, it might be worth checking the power - that you haven't connected 3.3v on the CC3000 to anything, and are instead connecting Vin in the CC3000 to Bat on Espruino.