@seb i trying to run the code is Eexample's code LoRaWAN Nano-Gateway but i updating firmware hava solve it, :)

@heut have a look in the thread of the latest firmware update. Either you wait until monday for the next fix or you can try to outcomment your UART settings in boot.py/main.py

@soren OK, So despite the no project, I tried uploading and it behaves really strange. It says "Connected" above the console despite the console saying "Connecting on COM4..." at the same time.. how does that make any sense? Here's a snippet of my log: Uploading project (main folder)... Reading file status Failed to connect (Error: Writing to COM port (GetOverlappedResult): Operation aborted). Click here to try again. Failed to read project status, uploading all files [1/5] Writing file boot.py Connecting on COM4... ** and here it will stay forever, while at the same time displaying "Connected".....

@jcaron It worked! My bad. Didn't even think about that. I erased flash memory and uploaded most recent firmware. Thank you @robert-hh as well. For the future, are there any best practices for connecting/disconnecting, from both a hardware and software standpoint. e.g. my boot.py file: import os from machine import UART uart = UART(0, 115200) os.dupterm(uart) Should I include anything else?

Too bad to hear that you dislike the plugin. If you have time, please let us know some specific things you think that can be improved in your opinion. We're always open to feedback.

Yup, problem is sorted. Thanks.

@iotGeek There is a new Pymakr plugin update (v0.1.4) that resolved the issues with the new update (August 2017) if VSC. Try installing it and good luck!

DO NOT click on the link in the post by Vellin_Boute, it is most certainly an attempt to hack your router...

Hello everyone, I was able to rebuild the iOS Pymate app for iOS 11.0.2 and I'm getting some very basic functionality out of it. There are still some bugs that I need to fix before I can try to submit this new version to the Apple App Store. There are also some aesthetic issues but I'm ignoring them for now. I'm hoping to have some more news in the next few days.

@reader-uk Hello, Thanks for your help, nodejs was not installed, but vs code don't say it !

@robert-hh that should do the work. thanks!

Not sure what operating system you are using... If you have Windows you could try VS Code instead of Atom. If you are on Windows, you should try using Atom version 1.18 with the Pymakr plugin. More about Atom and Pymakr plugin issues on Github HERE More info if you are using Windows 10: The easiest way to fix this for Windows 10 is to downgrade to Atom 1.18, you can download it from here: https://github.com/atom/atom/releases?after=v1.19.0-beta5 half way down the page is version 1.18, I downloaded the AtomSetup.exe file for windows10. Make sure you don't upgrade to 1.19 or above until the Pymakr plugin is fixed. Also Atom is by default set to auto update so as soon as you open it, go to menu >>> help >>> about atom Then un-check the "Automatically download updates" Then install the Pymakr package. From Menu >>> Packages >>> Settings View >>> Install Packages In the Install Packages search box, type in pymakr, it's down a couple in the search, press 'Install' I had to remove the pymakr package manually because I had Atom previously installed. It's located something like c:\users\yourusername.atom\packages I have it all working, now dealing with a serial port connection issue. Can't connect with all the default settings and the correct com port (com6 port etc... )

OP Here I also uninstalled atom and pymakr a couple of times. I also uninstalled pymakr a third time and installed using apm install and that did not work.

Alternatively I've let my modules connect in STA mode to the existing office net. Just need to determine their assigned ip address (... print(wlan.ifconfig()[0]). After modifying <user>.atom\packages\pymakr\lib\config.js around line 60 and following as shown below (add those additional ip addresses), I restarted my Atom IDE and now I can connect to my modules at their WiFi ip enjoying the REPL console: the additional addresses show up under 'Connect Device'. static settings() { return { address: { type: "array", items: { type: "string" }, default: ["192.168.4.1", "192.168.3.207"], title: "Device addresses (list)", 

For who wants to try, there is a fix for this issue on the develop branch now. See my last comment in https://github.com/pycom/pymakr-atom/issues/1#issuecomment-324798001

Hi @sslupsky, Which version did you install? This specific issue has been fixed (at least I can't reproduce it and there have been numerous updates in the past year). We know about an issue in 1.26.1, which caused some issues with Pymakr. You can follow this post for more info.

I got this to work on a different pc with windows 10, 32 bit installer of the the visual studio code (even though windows 10 install is a 64 bit install). 64 bit install of the visual studio code didnt work with the pymakr plugin for me.