Hi, I'm still in my first step with Pico, and electronic in general. (Therefore the soldering job may not have been the cleanest)
I put together an ESP8266 on my Pico and made it a basic HTTP server. It is working smoothly when it is plugged-in USB and the code is uploaded with the WebIDE. Even if I then (after having uplaoded and run the code) deconnect the WebIDE: the Pico is still responding to requests.
But when I just plug in the Pico to USB, or plug in a battery (+ go to BAT IN, right?), it is never responding. The Pico and ESP8266 are blinking like if it was correctly initialising though.
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Hi, I'm still in my first step with Pico, and electronic in general. (Therefore the soldering job may not have been the cleanest)
I put together an ESP8266 on my Pico and made it a basic HTTP server. It is working smoothly when it is plugged-in USB and the code is uploaded with the WebIDE. Even if I then (after having uplaoded and run the code) deconnect the WebIDE: the Pico is still responding to requests.
But when I just plug in the Pico to USB, or plug in a battery (+ go to BAT IN, right?), it is never responding. The Pico and ESP8266 are blinking like if it was correctly initialising though.
What am I missing?