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I've tried to connect to Puck.js from a newly reset Windows 10 laptop. Pairing was no problem but the Web IDE (native, v65.9) keeps saying "NO PORTS FOUND".
It does however show up in the Settings app as well as in the Device Manager under "Bluetooth".
What I tried already:
- Unpair and pair
- Update Windows (including Creators Update)
- Reinstall Web IDE
- Update firmware on Puck.js to v92
- Several restarts of both devices
I also tried some methods to list all connected serial ports but always got back an empty list.
What could be the problem? What else could I try?
Here is the console output:
We have chrome.serial - not using 'serialport' module serial_audio: Audio Sample rate : 48000 serial_audio: Audio Serial Baud 9600 Bit time 5 No navigator.bluetooth - Web Bluetooth not enabled GET chrome.storage.sync = undefined Initialising SettingsConsole Initialising Utils Initialising Config Initialising Notifications Initialising Status Initialising App Initialising File Initialising Code Initialising Serial - Initialising Serial Chrome Serial - Initialising Serial Chrome Socket - Initialising Serial Audio Initialising Terminal Initialising CodeWriter Initialising Modules Initialising Env Initialising Flasher Initialising EditorBlockly Initialising EditorJavaScript Initialising Send Initialising MenuPortSelector Initialising MenuSettings Initialising MenuFlasher Initialising SettingsAbout Initialising SettingsFlasher Initialising BoardJSON Initialising VersionChecker Initialising Compiler Initialising Assembler Initialising GetGitHub Initialising NPMModules Initialising SetTime Initialising Unicode Initialising Minify Initialising SaveOnSend Initialising Tutorial Initialising Webcam Initialising FontSize Initialising UiMode Initialising URLHandler Initialising CodeLink Initialising Project Initialising Testing Initialising Notification_Sound Initialising Tern Initialising Debugger Initialising Tour Initialising SettingsProfile Initialising HelpLinks Initialising Offline No code in storage. GET chrome.storage.local.OFFLINE_DATA = 0 bytesThanks
Thomas - Unpair and pair
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My thought was to keep the name "Web IDE" but extending it when referring to a specific version. e.g. "Web IDE - Chrome", "Web IDE - Online" and "Web IDE - Native"
But I'm curious: Why couldn't you use Bluetooth in the Chrome App? According to these docs it's supported on Windows. It even mentions LE (exactly once) at
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Now I see the problem: I followed the links and landed on espruino.com/Web+IDE from espruino.com/Puck.js+Quick+Start#windows. For some reason the embedded YouTube video doesn't show up for me, so because of the big white space I thought the page was over. Should have checked the scroll bar...
I assumed "native" referred to a specific Chrome app since I have some Chrome apps that can access native features, like USB devices.
Perhaps it would be a good idea to change the link on the /Puck.js+Quick+Start#windows to /Web+IDE#as-a-native-applicationNow I've installed the correct native app and paired the device (Button is called "Pair" in Windows 10, no longer "Connect" as in the instructions) it works.
Thanks for the help.
I've created 2 Pull Requests on GitHub to address the two points in the docs that confused me.One last confusing point is that the native app is still referred to as "Web IDE". I understand it's probably the exact same thing in an app shell (like Electron). But seeing as there are 3 versions of the Web IDE right now (online, Chrome app and native) you might consider more using specific names where appropriate.
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I just wanted to inform you that the default URL on my Puck.js pointed to https://puck-js.com/go?a=xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx but the SSL certificate is only valid for www.puck-js.com
Not really a big deal but perhaps useful for the next batch.
Chrome on desktop (Windows 10) actually redirects automatically to http://www.puck-js.com with the following console message:
Redirecting navigation puck-js.com -> http://www.puck-js.com because the server presented a certificate valid for http://www.puck-js.com but not for puck-js.com. To disable such redirects launch Chrome with the following flag: --force-fieldtrials=SSLCommonNameMismatchHandling/Disabled/
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I just discovered the "Console" tab in the Web IDE settings. Here's the log:
We have chrome.serial - not using 'serialport' module serial_audio: Audio Sample rate : 44100 serial_audio: Audio Serial Baud 9600 Bit time 4.59375 No navigator.bluetooth - Web Bluetooth not enabled GET chrome.storage.sync = undefined Initialising SettingsConsole Initialising Utils Initialising Config Initialising Notifications Initialising Status Initialising App Initialising File Initialising Code Initialising Serial - Initialising Serial Chrome Serial - Initialising Serial Chrome Socket - Initialising Serial Audio Initialising Terminal Initialising CodeWriter Initialising Modules Initialising Env Initialising Flasher Initialising EditorBlockly Initialising EditorJavaScript Initialising Send Initialising MenuPortSelector Initialising MenuSettings Initialising MenuFlasher Initialising SettingsAbout Initialising SettingsFlasher Initialising BoardJSON Initialising VersionChecker Initialising Compiler Initialising Assembler Initialising GetGitHub Initialising NPMModules Initialising ExamplePlugin Initialising Unicode Initialising SaveOnSend Initialising Minify Initialising Tutorial Initialising Webcam Initialising FontSize Initialising UiMode Initialising URLHandler Initialising FileReload Initialising CodeLink Initialising Project Initialising Testing Initialising Notification_Sound Initialising Tern Initialising Debugger Initialising Tour Initialising SettingsProfile Initialising HelpLinks No code in storage. -
I just got my Puck.js and tried to connect to my laptop running Windows 10, but it doesn't show up in CLI using
espruino --listor WebIDE (neither Chrome App nor native). It does however show up in Bluetooth Settings. I can even successfully pair it, but that has no effect.
Am I missing something?
Here some data about my system (just tell me if you need more):
- Windows 10.0.14393 Home 64-bit
- Chrome 54.0.2840.99 m (64-bit)
- Python 2.7.12
- NodeJS v6.9.1
- NPM 3.10.8
- Windows 10.0.14393 Home 64-bit
@Gordon You're absolutely right, I didn't notice that Chrome automatically restored the app after I logged in.
It works perfectly now, thanks for the quick response!