Ahh ok, it won't be getting to the stage where it's connecting to your network.
The .connect() line takes a while, but if all is well it should return after maybe 5 seconds.
You have the Adafruit CC3000 module? There's a power LED on it near the 'RXD' silkscreen marking - and that lights up regardless of what's happening in software.
If that's not lighting then I'd check your connections - specifically the Power and Gnd wires, but it'd be worth re-checking everything.
Are you connecting to an original Espruino board, or a Pico? The power markings on the Pico are be a bit confusing because the pin marked Bat is actually 'Battery In', for connecting a battery. What you actually want is to connect to the one marked '5V'.
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Ahh ok, it won't be getting to the stage where it's connecting to your network.
The
.connect()
line takes a while, but if all is well it should return after maybe 5 seconds.You have the Adafruit CC3000 module? There's a power LED on it near the 'RXD' silkscreen marking - and that lights up regardless of what's happening in software.
If that's not lighting then I'd check your connections - specifically the Power and Gnd wires, but it'd be worth re-checking everything.
Are you connecting to an original Espruino board, or a Pico? The power markings on the Pico are be a bit confusing because the pin marked
Bat
is actually 'Battery In', for connecting a battery. What you actually want is to connect to the one marked '5V'.