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Hi,
The documentation and reference on http://www.espruino.com/RAK8211 is very short, I would like to get more info on the API and access to the Espruino/RAK8211 source files (I have only found hex files)
Thanks!
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I have successfully connected to my board using the web IDE, and tried getting data from the sensors as shown in http://www.espruino.com/RAK8211
The GPS is not working as expected, when I do
require("iTracker").setGPSOn(true,print)
, I get
={ line: "" }
insted of
/* { "time": "23:59:43", "lat": NaN, "lon": NaN, "fix": 0, "satellites": 0, "altitude": NaN } */
Please help me debug this issue.
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Hi,
I am new to Espruino and would like to try it for programming my RAK Wireless RAK8211-NB board (Quectel BG96).
In the official RAK wireless docs it suggests flashing espruino using nRFgo studio. The problem is that when I tried to get nRFgo studio from Nordic's site using this link , it sais that the application is Windows only, and I am using a Mac computer.
Is there any other way of flashing Espruino software into this board?
I don't have access to any Windows PC or virtual machine ATM and I also wonder if it willl work using a Windows VM in Mac OS.I have found the app rknrfgo (MAC os version of nRFgo) on https://devzone.nordicsemi.com/b/blog/posts/tools-for-os-x-development and installed it on my MAC. However, I do not understand correctly how to flash the device, as the GUI is different thant the nRFgo studio one. I have attached a screenshot.
Should I just select the "Use code" checkbox, browse the location of the espruino hex file and then press Wipe and Program?
Thanks guys
Thanks for your quick reply,
Should I try doing
and then, after 15 minutes, if I run the same code again it should show proper data?
I am powering the device using usb cable from the computer. Will that not give enough power for the GPS to function?
If not, should I connect a battery anywhere in the range of 3.3-18V to the charging interface/solar panel connector (P2)?