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Thanks for that Gordon. I must say, this is the best execution of a kickstarter (pico) I've seen. From the communication during production to actually delivering on what was promised and then some. Documentation is ample, interesting and accurate. Development has actually continued post release so it's not just sales and another kickstarter. Then with support, you took my pretty vague "It's still broke" and turned it into a fix in a couple of weeks. After all this, you've got a fan right here.
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Hi, I'm getting very similar errors on my pico with the ESPs and I've tried absolutely everything I can think of to fix it.
I've tried an old ESP-07 (the one with the extra GPIOs broken out and ADC), old ESP-01 (as in the documentation) and a brand new ESP-07. All with both ESP firmwares as suggested in this thread. I have tried pico firmware v79 and a bleeding edge v80 from git this morning (there have since been a few more commits, a very good sign. Nice one!).
I can connect to WIFI and do AT+ commands and the sample code slimmed down a bit works reliably for 'page' ≈ 1Kb, but I get the same not registered error as MrPeu if it's much bigger.
I'll add that I'm using Serial1 and pin B6/7 and not 2 and A2/3 as in the tutorial. Why bother with 0.05" pitch when you don't have to? I've tried the same setup with serial2 A2/3 once, just in case but couldn't be arsed with the fiddling once it didn't work.
I unfortunately realised at around midnight that I don't need to be faffing around with >1Kb responses anyway and that all of this was a big distraction.
I suppose if this crops up for someone else you could use 307 redirects to a proper webserver that is a bit more suited to do the heavy lifting? Or maybe just ditch the ESP for now and go with another wifi option. It's a mysterious beast for many people outside of China. Or outside esspressif for that matter.
OSX, microcontrollers + Motorbikes.