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    No wifi of lopy

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      bucknall
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      Hi @assia

      Can you see the SSID of the wifi access point or is it not appearing at all?

      Thanks,

      Alex

      Developer Evangelist - Pycom

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        assia @bucknall
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        Hi @bucknall thanks for your response
        it is not appearing at all

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          bucknall @assia
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          @assia Hmm, can you open a serial connection with the board, i.e. connect to the board using USB and see what it prints out to the screen?

          Thanks,

          Alex

          Developer Evangelist - Pycom

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            assia @bucknall
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            @bucknall
            I have already tried it, and it did not work with serial connection using:
            $ screen /dev/tty.usbmodem* 115200
            i get: no such file or directory

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              bucknall @assia
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              @assia I'm assuming that you are on Linux? Also have you managed to open a serial connection before and now it has stopped working?

              Developer Evangelist - Pycom

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                livius @assia
                last edited by livius

                @assia
                in current situation try:
                https://docs.pycom.io/pycom_esp32/pycom_esp32/toolsandfeatures.html#boot-modes-and-safe-boot

                I suppose you have script which change mode to STA
                Better is changing it to WLAN.STA_AP in developement
                and also have some developement check like Pin()==1 to enter in some mode, like

                if Pin()==1:
                   execfile('wifi_ap.py')
                else:
                  execfile('wifi_sta.py')
                

                think about people first, then computers

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                  assia @bucknall
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                  @bucknall
                  yes i am on Linux and i never managed to open a serial connection befor, so i used FTP.

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                    bucknall @assia
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                    @assia Ok - lets try to get a serial connection working to diagnose the WiFi problem.

                    I'm on a Mac right now but it should be fairly similar -

                    What do you see if you enter the command:

                    $ ls /dev/ttyUSB*
                    

                    Also have you used Serial to USB devices before? If not you may need to install the correct FTDI drivers for them to work - have a look here https://docs.pycom.io/pycom_esp32/pycom_esp32/getstarted.html?highlight=driver#connecting-a-board-using-pymakr-plugin

                    There's a note about the FTDI drivers which links you to this page http://www.ftdichip.com/Drivers/D2XX.htm

                    Let me know if that helps!

                    Developer Evangelist - Pycom

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                      assia @livius
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                      Thanks @livius It worked well with this solution

                      in current situation try:
                      https://docs.pycom.io/pycom_esp32/pycom_esp32/toolsandfeatures.html#boot-modes-and-safe-boot

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                        assia @bucknall
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                        Hi @bucknall thanks for your help, but I could not do it because I do not have a serial USB cable.

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                          assia @bucknall
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                          Hi @bucknall to establish a serial connection we need an adapter USB/TTL or juste micro USB cable ?

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                            livius @assia
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                            @assia said in No wifi of lopy:

                            adapter USB/TTL

                            Yes, you need converter

                            think about people first, then computers

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