I just recently ordered a CC3000 from Adafruit (v1.1) and I have the same results...
I connected the CC3000 to the espruino Pico (checked all pin-connections with a multimeter, because I have it set up on a breadboard very close to each other, ~3-9 cm wires) and started the WebIDE.
The IDE suggested a firmware update, so I updated and choose the CC3000 option from the select box. Update successfull.
When I run the CC3000 example code (or just this simplified version), it won't get any callbacks.
I also noticed that the activated WLAN-chip does get quite warm very fast... and when I call "wlan.deactivate()" the green LED gets much brigher and the metal casing cools slowly.
I tried wlan b-standard and g-standard and mixed mode... WPA2, AES+TKIP on 2.4Ghz Channel 3.
When I console.log(wlan) after trying to connect, there is only one property in the object, the "#onstate"-callback defined above. I think that is right?
wlan.getIP() will complain "ERROR: Not connected to the internet".
Is there anything I could do or try to make this work? The module is new and I can't believe it is just broken or something...
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I just recently ordered a CC3000 from Adafruit (v1.1) and I have the same results...
I connected the CC3000 to the espruino Pico (checked all pin-connections with a multimeter, because I have it set up on a breadboard very close to each other, ~3-9 cm wires) and started the WebIDE.
The IDE suggested a firmware update, so I updated and choose the CC3000 option from the select box. Update successfull.
When I run the CC3000 example code (or just this simplified version), it won't get any callbacks.
The connect just returns "true" and that's it.
I also noticed that the activated WLAN-chip does get quite warm very fast... and when I call "wlan.deactivate()" the green LED gets much brigher and the metal casing cools slowly.
I tried wlan b-standard and g-standard and mixed mode... WPA2, AES+TKIP on 2.4Ghz Channel 3.
When I console.log(wlan) after trying to connect, there is only one property in the object, the "#onstate"-callback defined above. I think that is right?
wlan.getIP() will complain "ERROR: Not connected to the internet".
Is there anything I could do or try to make this work? The module is new and I can't believe it is just broken or something...