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    Pymakr warning on program start

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    • I Offline
      iotGeek
      last edited by

      Hi,

      every time i open Pymakr i get this warning:

      Warning: QStackedWidget::setCurrentWidget: widget 0x5db5bf8 not contained in stack.

      The problem occurs since i have updated to Pymakr 1.0.0b6, my OS is Windows 10 Pro 64-Bit.
      Any suggestions how to solve this?

      Thank you!

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        Ralph
        last edited by

        Hi @iotGeek, Sorry about this, we are working on solving this bug. Expect a fix in the next release.

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          KDHeard @Ralph
          last edited by

          @Ralph Hi Ralph - I am having the exact same issue. When is the next release planned?

          Kind regards

          Kevin Heard - Founder
          DLI Systems
          www.dli.systems| Do - Learn - Improve

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            KDHeard
            last edited by KDHeard

            @Ralph Hi Ralph - it seems that my Pymakr is not keeping a stable connection with the LoPy.

            I have inserted several print statements to monitor the progress through the code - as you can see that connection falls away. The connection is re-established when I apply it the menu opotion 'Settings/Preferences/Pycom Device' again. The connection drop whenever I run the code.

            0_1478895885310_Pymakr - Inconsistent Connection.png

            Kind regards

            Kevin Heard - Founder
            DLI Systems
            www.dli.systems| Do - Learn - Improve

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              Ralph
              last edited by

              Hi @KDHeard, A few questions that might help you getting there:

              • Did you update the device to the latest firmware?
              • Are you connecting to the LoPy using the comport or an IP address?
              • Are you running any wifi related code in the boot.py and are you sure you added the SOFT_RESET check?
              • Is there an infinite while loop running while you are trying to connect?

              Let me know and I can support you with figuring it out. One helpful tactic is to connect over USB from Pymakr and have a telnet session open as well on the commandline, so you can see any potential errors coming that Pymakr might be triggering.

              To answer the other question, there is no date planned for this release, but I'll try to get it out there it this week, otherwise the next.

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