If you have a board connected to a computer via USB, Espruino will move its console to USB, but won't discard any data that gets printed, so will end up having to wait for the computer to read it when the buffer gets full, which will stop your code executing.
You'd know if this was the case if your board works when connected to a USB power supply, but not a PC.
Do you have print/console.log statements in your code that might be writing enough text to fill the ~128 character output buffer? If so, either remove them, or in onInit you can force the console to go to the Serial port on B6/B7 by adding Serial1.setConsole() as the first line.
Maybe you could start a new post about the issues you're having with 1v84 and the KickStarter WiFi module? It should work - although I know there was a glitch for a few days that meant that the Web IDE didn't load the module for it when it should have.
Espruino is a JavaScript interpreter for low-power Microcontrollers. This site is both a support community for Espruino and a place to share what you are working on.
Are you sure this isn't just what is mentioned in the troubleshooting page? http://www.espruino.com/Troubleshooting
If you have a board connected to a computer via USB, Espruino will move its console to USB, but won't discard any data that gets printed, so will end up having to wait for the computer to read it when the buffer gets full, which will stop your code executing.
You'd know if this was the case if your board works when connected to a USB power supply, but not a PC.
Do you have print/console.log statements in your code that might be writing enough text to fill the ~128 character output buffer? If so, either remove them, or in
onInit
you can force the console to go to the Serial port on B6/B7 by addingSerial1.setConsole()
as the first line.Maybe you could start a new post about the issues you're having with 1v84 and the KickStarter WiFi module? It should work - although I know there was a glitch for a few days that meant that the Web IDE didn't load the module for it when it should have.