The module itself doesn't seem to return any useful information over the SPI connection...
Might it be something to do with DHCP? Maybe your home network has a slightly strange IP address range? You could try giving the CC3000 an IP address with .setIP(...).
However, there is a debug port on the module itself - which I believe is a UART that you could connect to with a USB-TTL converter. You could use Espruino itself for it, but I think it would complicate matters.
The best bet might be to check on TI's own forums - they may have some better information.
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The module itself doesn't seem to return any useful information over the SPI connection...
Might it be something to do with DHCP? Maybe your home network has a slightly strange IP address range? You could try giving the CC3000 an IP address with
.setIP(...)
.However, there is a debug port on the module itself - which I believe is a UART that you could connect to with a USB-TTL converter. You could use Espruino itself for it, but I think it would complicate matters.
The best bet might be to check on TI's own forums - they may have some better information.