WEEKLY UPDATE W/C 7th Nov

[daniel]

@jonirons OK, you are right about the RTC: https://docs.pycom.io/wipy2/library/machine.RTC.html somehow it filtered into the generated docs. But the pycom module is available, since the first release of the firmware.

[jonirons]

Getting up a level, it would be great to have a road map so we can see when some of the staples like rtc, watch dog feeding, timer interrupts are expected (maybe these are there and I just haven't found the doco)

[Ralph]

@jonirons said in WEEKLY UPDATE W/C 7th Nov:

The "fully featured IDE that connects automatically to your Pycom" PyMakr has yet to talk to any WiPy (1 or 2) for more than a few seconds before giving an error that can't be got rid of without using "Activity Monitor".

Can you make a forum post with the details of this error and after what actions you are getting it? Maybe we can help you resolve it.

[jonirons]

From my forum post 16 days ago:
"Confirm I'm having the same problem with Pymakr and wipy1.
Have set up boot.py to connect to my wlan
Can connect to board using telnet.
Can update using FTP

Can't connect using Pymakr

I get a popup error dialog with the message:
Warning:
QStackedWidget::setCurrentWidget: widget 0x7fe1ccddc0d0 not contained in stack

Behind the error popup is:
Connecting to a Pycom device...
Error while communicating with the Pycom device! (click to attempt to reconnect)

I'm not sure what to click, but if you go to preferences -> Pycom Device -> Ok
I get the Error while communicating message again."

[jonirons]

I'm still getting the same problem with wipy1 and with wipy2

[jonirons]

@Ralph still having the issue described below (QStackedWidget::setCurrentWidget: widget 0x7feac359e370 not contained in stack) with 0.9.4.b1 and latest PyMakr release.

Any help for me?

[Ralph]

Hi @jonirons,
Sorry about not responding to this issue 16 days ago, it got forgotten between all the other posts. I just responded to your message in that topic.