I had a little trouble with the wifi connection of the ESP8244 4M (Firmware v1.93) lately.
Right now, i have this little bit of code:
var wifi = require("Wifi");
var esp = require("ESP8266");
var WIFI_NAME = "DESKTOP-792U3CE 1298";
var WIFI_PASSWORD = "12345";
var sleepTime = 1000000;
var cal = 4;
function connect() {
wifi.connect(WIFI_NAME, {password : WIFI_PASSWORD}, function(err) {
if (err) {
console.log("Connection error: "+err);
return;
}
console.log("Connected!");
});
}
function gn() {
esp.deepSleep(sleepTime, cal);
}
Basicly i tried to connect to wifi in various stages (directly after flashing, after saving and so on). It works fine up until after i sent the chip to deep sleep for the first time. In that case, when i try to connect, the blue system led will rapitly start blinking until i disconnect it. There's no error message or anything. Checking the wifi status it says "no_ap_found".
P.S. talking of deep sleep. i have a little issue with that to where it would exapt a number of microseconds that is far below what it should be able to take (only a few seconds in total). Unfortunatly a wasn't able to reconstruct the problem. it seems to happen quite random. It appears to be more likely with bigger scripts though
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I had a little trouble with the wifi connection of the ESP8244 4M (Firmware v1.93) lately.
Right now, i have this little bit of code:
Basicly i tried to connect to wifi in various stages (directly after flashing, after saving and so on). It works fine up until after i sent the chip to deep sleep for the first time. In that case, when i try to connect, the blue system led will rapitly start blinking until i disconnect it. There's no error message or anything. Checking the wifi status it says "no_ap_found".
P.S. talking of deep sleep. i have a little issue with that to where it would exapt a number of microseconds that is far below what it should be able to take (only a few seconds in total). Unfortunatly a wasn't able to reconstruct the problem. it seems to happen quite random. It appears to be more likely with bigger scripts though