dervondenbergen
Member since Oct 2014 • Last active Nov 2021Most recent activity
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@DrAzzy are you seeing them now?
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Hey Gordon,
I also just got my Pico package. Like the others, it isn't working. In my case, there is actually a part dead.
There are also many scratches.
When suddenly a part of the screen fell out, I disassembled the screen and saw that a whole part was missing.
I know it is not your fault, but I recommend you to switch screen manufacturer. -
I just tested something else and noticed, that it works if i wrap all the wifi code in a function like this:
var wlan; function init(){ wlan = require("CC3000").connect(); wlan.connect( "AccessPointName", "WPA2key", function (s) { if (s=="dhcp") { require("http").get("http://www.pur3.co.uk/hello.txt", function(res) { res.on('data', function(data) { console.log(">" + data); }); }); } }); } init();
It would be good if this gets reflected in the CC3000 manual.
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Yes, I mean the Espruino firmware, I just updated it and
process.version
says, 1v70, so I assume that the firmware is v70 and not v71.I checked again, and everything is wired up correctly.
The connection parameters are also correct. The http request example is also not working.
Could a possible problem be my wifi password? It contains a
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, but I think this shouldn't prevent the CC3000 board to connect to my wifi. -
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