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By inserting a new card, I must have pushed up a little bit and the holder broak.
I did not push really hard, all connections are ok, just tested with readdir and it works.

On windows, CTRL+Right makes code panel disappear, CTRL+Left goes to previous word

@Frida, great job and good point.
I will check my other boards next week, but have to solder them first

@Kim, thanks a lot, often problems are located between the ears :-)

just checked, ow.search returns nothing
Tried on A0 / A1 / B6 / B7, all the same
With 1v43 I got an ID on B6 / B7

Just tried yours on my Espruino 1.3b, env is exactly the same.
copied code, switched to 3.3V(was 5V before) and get no temperature, get null only.

just typed analog.Write(A0,0.2) in terminal window and got an error (using .operator on non object....
sending vom Editor window works, at least I don't get an error
1v46 on Espruino board

I tried to flash my Espruino Board from nightly built and get an flasherror.
In log is an errormessage, No 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header......

After taking a lot of care on USB port, I accidently pushed the SD card a little bit in the wrong direction. Its not broken mechanically. Has anybody a simple testroutine to see it working (hopefully).
Already tested a simple require, which stores something on SD, and that works. But I'm not sure this is a serious test.

As far as I understand, DS18B20 is a serial device and A1/A0 are not serial ports, they are PMW/ADC, at least on Espruino Board.
Anyway, on my Espruino I tested same with port B7, and its not working.
Search failes to find the sensor.
Upgraded to 1v46 did not help.
Downgraded to 1v43 (r1.3) and it works, at least search works and I get a device back.
But 1V43 seems to have problems somewhere around "this", get an error that EOF was found where } was expected (???)
So this is not a solution for the problem.

My installation is:
STLinkDriver 1.04.00
STM32 ST-Link Utility 3.1
Windows Driver Package - STMicroelectronics USBDevice(12/05/2012 13.54.20.543)
All of this is installed using "start as admin"

My main problem was the USB cable which was wired for power only.

Everything was installed on Windows 8, and is still running after updating to 8.1

works fine on my stm32f4Discovery with nightly build from 13th of Jan

I'm sorry, but the answer is no

I checked with 1v44 and it works fine.
There must have been a change between 16th of dec and 18th of dec.
Nightly build from 16th works fine, from 18th it doesn't.
Hope this helps
Juergen

• I used reset() and this command does not reset the hardware. So B14 was set by testing with SPI2 some time before.
  
• shorted A6 and A7 sent Hello and got back ="\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00"
  
• same with C2 and C3 and SPI2
  

• placing the board in an angle does not change anything.
  
• Adding a line
  SPI1.setup({sck:A5, miso:A6, mosi:A7});
  did not change anything.
  
• On any call to read register I get back [0,0];
  for(var i = 0;i < 63; i++){console.log(i,SPI1.send([i+128,0], E3));}
  
• Adding a wait between each call did not change anything
  
  

BTW, testing same with SPI2 gives same result. Is there any way to recognize connected SPI devices ?

2ndBTW, dump returns this(and a lot of other lines)
SPI1.setup({sck:A5, miso:A6, mosi:A7});
pinMode(A6,input_pullup);
pinMode(B14,input_pullup);
digitalWrite(E3,1);
Where is B14 comin from ?

Is there a way to read acceleromter on STM32F4Discovery ?
I tried the example on http://www.espruino.com/LIS302DL,
but it always returns 0 for accx and accy on my board.
Checked it with Espruino version 1.45

I'm also interested in this. Just seen an 25€ offer in ebay (Germany).
As soon as I get my Ultimate Kit, this board could be something like a host for all Espruinos, ...
http://www.ebay.de/itm/STM32F4-DISCOVERY-STM32F429-TFT-LCD-STM32-ARM-Cortex-M4-Development-Board-/161177600716

Regards from Krefeld(sunny, 3 degrees)
Juergen

Hello Andrey,
for me it works this way. Type of sensor can be recognized in device info of sensor
regards
Juergen

function OneWireTemp(pin){
  var me = this;
  me.ow = new OneWire(pin);
  me.device = me.ow.search()[0];
  me.deviceType = me.device - ((me.device >> 8) << 8);
  me.readRegister = function(callback,n){
    if(!n)n = 8;
    var reg = [];
    me.ow.reset();me.ow.select(me.device);me.ow.write(0x44,true);
    me.ow.reset();me.ow.select(me.device);me.ow.write(0xBE);
    for(var i = 0; i < n; i++){reg.push(me.ow.read());}
    return reg;
  };
  me.getTemp = function(callback){
    var t,reg = me.readRegister(2);
    t = reg[0] + (reg[1] << 8); if(t > 32767) t -= 65536;
    switch(me.deviceType){
      case 40: t = t / 16; break;//ds18B20
      case 16: t = t / 2; break;//ds18S20
    }
    return t;
  };
}

Just checked on my STM32F4Discovery and it works fine with this:
var t = require("DS18B20").connect(D8);
console.log(t.getTemp());
BTW, V1.41 is an old version, did you test actual version(V1.44) form nightly build ?
https://espruino-nightly.noda.se/

regards Jürgen

Prototyping works fine in Espruino like this:

function a(v){ this.a = v; this.inc = function() {this.a++;}; }
function b(v,x){ a.call(this,v); this.b = x; }
b.prototype = a;
b.prototype.constructor = b;
var t = new b(1,5); console.log(t.a,t.b);
t.inc(); console.log(t.a,t.b);

I now would like to create something like OneWireDS18_20 using prototype and cannot get it working.

function myOneWire(pin){ OneWire.call(this,pin); }
myOneWire.prototype = OneWire;
myOneWire.prototype.constructor = myOneWire;
var myOW = new myOneWire(D8);
console.log(myOW.search());

Thanks for the explanation.
After adding var me = this, and using me instead of this, it works fine now (at least for my need).
I agree to you, priority of this is not high.
BTW, maybe something like "use strict" is an option (?)

I've had the problem in a big function and reduced to show the problem.
Simple example for the need could be to

• have a blinker running
  
• need the status of the blinker somewhere else in your code
  Right now I help my self using a get-function, instead of b.a
  Any handling of a (line 5 and 6) should cause an error in my understanding.
  In jsfiddle it does.
  Before running this short example my board(32STMF4Discovery) was disconnected and "reset();" was sent in terminal window, before transfering the source above.
  

trying this, I would expect an errormessage for incrementing a.
In Espruino, a is incremented twice, and in log there is 1 3 5 ....21 23
But by typing console.log(b.a) thje answer is 0, always.
I'm confused, so is the problem on my side or is it Espruino ?

function test(){
  var interval;
  this.a = 0;
  interval = setInterval(function(){
      a++;
      this.a++;console.log(a,this.a);
    },2000);
}
var b = new test();

There is an error message in log:

Generating platform configs
CC src/jslex.o
CC src/jsvar.o
In file included from src/jsinteractive.h:18:0,
                 from src/jsvar.c:18:
src/jshardware.h:25:23: 
fatal error: jspininfo.h: 
No such file or directory
compilation terminated.
make: *** [src/jsvar.o] Error 1