New firmware release 0.9.5.b1, Pymate iOS released and improved docs
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Hi @Daniel. I just updated my WiFy 2.0 to the latest firmware version (1. I noticed that I cannot find the RTC module.
If I import machine and then do a dir(machine); RTC class seems to be missing.
Best
Alan
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@jmaralc In deed I am noticing that I can not connect with pymakr with the serial COM, I did it this morning but through the wifi.....Could it be a defective board?
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No - pymakr have problem connecting by COM
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@livius And any suggestion for the board not being detected by any computer/system after connecting it with USB? Any special USB cable is needed? Could you show me a screenshot of how the device list should look like in case of a proper detection?
Thanks and sorry for the extra work. I was eager to work on the board....I am still but more frustrated. -
@livius Just some good news. In Ubuntu, I manage to connect the board through the serial port (COM) with the updater and the pymakr. I notice that the port was /dev/ttyUSB0 and I could type it in the linux updater and worked fine.
Thanks for the help. Motivation comes up again! -
May I ask which USB cable do you use to connect the board? I lost the connection again with the same cable in Ubuntu, not accessible any more.....
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@jmaralc
best use expansion board
if you have not one then use any converter - e.g. - remember about voltage 3V3
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@livius Thanks Livius. I am already using the expansion board (the Wipy 2.0 is plugged in).
Still no solution...next time today after work. I have some ideas in mind that this board could help a lot but.....well let see whether it improves or at least I manage to solve my problems
Cheers
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I work on Windows and there are no problems with updater
If you connect GND + GP23 by wire
and turn power on(or reset WiPy)
and you run Firmware Updater - it work for me without problem with Expansion Board -
if someone have not expansion board then this is i suppose helpfull
I attache WiPy2 to computer by UART/USB converter like this
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