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    Can not connect on WiPy via COM

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      Colateral
      last edited by

      Hello,

      OS: Windows10.
      We have an WiPy board that can be access via Wifi using telnet. The prompter is shown and we can type commands.

      However if we disconnect Wifi and try to connect via COM4, PyMakr is displaying 'Connected' but the ">>>" prompter is not show and you can not type/execute anything.

      If we are doing the same with LoPy everything works fine.

      Both boards have been upgraded to latest firmware.

      Does anybody know some workaround for this WiPy serial connection issue?

      Thank you,

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        robert-hh
        last edited by

        Are these statements in boot.py or main.py?

        from machine import UART
uart = UART(0, 115200)
os.dupterm(uart)
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          daniel @robert-hh
          last edited by

          @Colateral do you have anything inside boot.py and main.py in that WiPy? What happens if you try to connect via telnet? Is there any difference?

          When you say latest firmware, is that 1.2.2.b1 ?

          Cheers,
          Daniel

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