Hi! Yes, this could be an issue with the default config of the WiFi pins... Most of the testing would have been done after having turned WiFi on then off.
Does:
var wifi = require("Wifi");
wifi.disconnect();
help you at all?
edit: wifi.setConfig's docs mention that it is only for ESP8266/32 boards - there's nothing in the WiFi for it.
@Robin and @maze1980 re console: it did not make a difference when I did not include these messages.
@Gordon: unfortunately wifi.disconnect() does not change power consumption, and surprisingly does not change the small blue light on the top or bottom.
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Hi! Yes, this could be an issue with the default config of the WiFi pins... Most of the testing would have been done after having turned WiFi on then off.
Does:
help you at all?
edit:
wifi.setConfig
's docs mention that it is only for ESP8266/32 boards - there's nothing in the WiFi for it.