VSCode connection timed out

[dfcarpenter]

I just got a new LoPy4 mounted on a PyTrack and cannot connect to the board at all through VSCode. I am using a Mac with USB-C ports and have a usb hub which the lopy4 is plugged into. The blue heartbeat is working and I can use the osx screen utility to connect to the board and run a few commands.

In VScode when I run List Serial Ports I get

/dev/tty.usbmodemPyb3c080 (Pycom) (copied to clipboard)

I have switched between both

/dev/tty.usbmodemPyb3c080
/dev/cu.usbmodemPyb3c080 (which I see in /dev/)

and on running Pymakr > Connect I just keep getting "Connection timed out. Click here to try again."

I have tried pressing reset on the LoPy and nothing seems to work.

Pymakr.json

{
	"address": "/dev/cu.usbmodemPyb3c080",
	"username": "micro",
	"password": "python",
	"sync_folder": "",
	"open_on_start": true,
	"safe_boot_on_upload": false,
	"sync_file_types": "py,txt,log,json,xml,html,js,css,mpy",
	"ctrl_c_on_connect": false,
	"sync_all_file_types": false,
	"auto_connect": false
}

[Gijs]

This is a new issue (please do not reopen old threads), only on VSCode, we are working on a solution. There's another thread here on the recent issues: https://forum.pycom.io/topic/6809/pymakr-1-1-8-vs-code-failed-to-connect/ In the meantime, you can use Atom + Pymakr. Sorry for the inconvenience

Gijs

[voneone]

Facing the extract same problem in VSCode (connection timed out). Do you have a solution?

[dfcarpenter]

@dan

Also for the screen utility on OSX I noticed I can only connect using

/dev/cu.usbmodel* 115200

not
/dev/tty.usbmodel* 115200

Which is strange to me because the List Serial Ports command from the plugin show me the *tty.

[dfcarpenter]

@dan

Still getting connection errors

Found 4 serialports

/dev/tty.usbmodemPyb3c080 (Pycom) (copied to clipboard)
/dev/tty.MALS (Unknown manufacturer)
/dev/tty.SOC (Unknown manufacturer)
/dev/tty.TaoTronicsTT-BH07-CSRGA (Unknown manufacturer)
Connecting on /dev/tty.usbmodemPyb3c080...
> Connection timed out. Click here to try again.

[dfcarpenter]

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[dan]

@dfcarpenter have you tried restarting your Mac? Sometimes I had issues with serial ports and that usually solved it. /dev/tty.usbmodemPyb3c080 should be the correct one.

[tttadam]

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