@livius Hi. I have the issue, that the device does not start again after several cycles. That was a try to fix it... Update: Fixed the issue using WDT :-)

@seb Thanks for pointing that out.

@panos29 Both boot.py and main.py are executed at power on and reset, and give you the starting point. So you can put your code into main.py, or in a different file, which you import from main.py (which is what I prefer), or, or, or....

@pturcotte You should got exception from some sending code and then you can catch it and reconnect to the network https://forum.pycom.io/post/14510

@titusece Those are connected to pins on the ESP32 which cannot drive output signals http://www.espressif.com/sites/default/files/documentation/esp32_datasheet_en.pdf

@crumble thanks for your tips and enthusiasm. I'll keep you posted as I progress on the project, but time is scarse so don't hold your breath :-) You're not the first to bring to my attention the "good diffusor" issue.

We are building a custom expansion board that will have a USB host port for bringing IOT to ordinary USB devices. If you message me I can keep you updated of our progress. First batch of boards are due to arrive next week. Update: Check out the First look: USB Host Expansion Board by Semireg

Hello @robert-hh and @livius , thanks for your suggestions. I have decided to do a full factory reset and start from scratch. However I appreciate your advise

Can you please first try another firmware update (we have released 1.10.2.b1). If that doesn't help please try to format the internal flash: import os; os.mkfs('/flash') If that still doesn't help please email support@pycom.io

Thanks for this information. Aparently I misunderstood documentation all those names are confusing at begining.

@surly Have the answers above helped you? if you still have problems let me know please let us know what you're trying to do and where the problem is - I'll help you out

@robert-hh Thanks for the info ! www.pycom.io works and we can now join the network.

Did you got any advise / response on creating an iBeacon with the WiPy2.0? Or did you figured it out yourself...?

@Xykon @Tomjuarez Please remember to check the voltage of the FTDI cable. It states that it is 3v3 but the VCC pin is actually at 5 V, confusingly! I have made this mistake and it may destroy your device! Thanks! Alex

@kutysam Hmm ok! One of our engineers is having a look at it today so I'll keep you posted!

Oops the answer was to reboot after installing those drivers and now it appears to work. :)