Pymakr 1.1.13 does not work with VSCode 1.60.0

[robert-hh]

@Meric-NESSANGE To upload the firmware you can always use the Pycom updater tool. And to upload code to the device you can use:

• ftp (by WiFi)
• mpremote by USB
  ....

As terminal emulator you can use putty (windows), screen (mac), screen or picocom (Linux)
As IDE you can as well try Thonny.

[Meric NESSANGE]

Hi @robert-hh,

OK, I'd some unsuccesful try.

Please, can you crosscheck my parameters :

• ftp (by WiFi)

  • connect the PC to the micro wifi
    • ssid : sipy-wlan-xxxx
    • pw : www.pycom.io
  • host name : 192.168.4.1
  • port : 23
  • user : micro
  • pw : python
  • protocol : FTP (w/o encryption)

• mpremote

  • succesfully installed with pip
  • got a "no device found" in the cmd panel. Seems not recognized as an application. Any idea ?

Thanks.

[robert-hh]

@Meric-NESSANGE Ftp must be unencrypted and limited to 1 connection.

for mpremote you have to specify e.g. /dev/ttyUSB0 as interface. Shortcut is u0. E.g.

mpremote connect /dev/ttyUSB0 ls

or

mpremote u0 ls

For a windows machine, you have to specifiy the com port.

mpremote connect com3 ls

See also mpremote --help.

[Meric NESSANGE]

@robert-hh

connected !!!
--help was the enabler ^^
Thanks.

Unfortunately, not any ">>>" in the prompt. So no way to do anything...

[Meric NESSANGE]

EDIT : OK, wiring issue !

I'M CONNECTED ON A MICROPYTHON ^^

[robert-hh]

@Meric-NESSANGE looks like the wrong com port.

[jchernandez]

@Meric-NESSANGE Hello, how can I upload files to a pycom board through mpremote? My atom and pymakr updated automatically and now no working anymore :/

[robert-hh]

@jchernandez mpremote has a --help option. For copying files, you have to use the cp subcommand. So as example for copying a file to the board:

mpremote connect /dev/ttyUSB0 cp myfile.py :myfile.py
or just
mpremote connect /dev/ttyUSB0 cp myfile.py :
for using : as a shortcut for the baord's local directory and . for the PC's one. Copying back similar as:
mpremote connect /dev/ttyUSB0 cp :myfile.py myfile.py
or
mpremote connect /dev/ttyUSB0 cp :myfile.py .

The device names at Windows are similar COM3, COM4, .... Shortcuts are:
u0 for connect /dev/tty/USB0

Unfortunately the mount command of mpremote does not work with the PyCom version of MicroPython. That version is too old.

To run a local script without copying it to the board use the run command. If you do not enter a command after the connect, mpremote opens a REPL session.

And before I forget it: With Pycom devices and WiFi active you can always use FTP for copying files. A good FTP client is FileZilla. But some file managers allow using FTP paths as well. User name is micro, password is python.

[jchernandez]

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[Bernice McCarthy]

@robert-hh said in Pymakr 1.1.13 does not work with VSCode 1.60.0:

@jchernandez mpremote has a --help option. For copying files, you have to use the cp subcommand. So as example for copying a file to the board:

mpremote connect /dev/ttyUSB0 cp myfile.py :myfile.py
or just
mpremote connect /dev/ttyUSB0 cp myfile.py :
for using : as a shortcut for the baord's local directory and . for the PC's one. Copying back similar as:
mpremote connect /dev/ttyUSB0 cp :myfile.py myfile.py
or
mpremote connect /dev/ttyUSB0 cp :myfile.py .

The device names at Windows are similar COM3, COM4, .... Shortcuts are:
u0 for connect /dev/tty/USB0

Unfortunately the mount command of mpremote does not work with the PyCom version of MicroPython. That version is too old.

To run a local script without copying it to the board use the run command. If you do not enter a command after the connect, mpremote opens a REPL session cat mario

And before I forget it: With Pycom devices and WiFi active you can always use FTP for copying files. A good FTP client is FileZilla. But some file managers allow using FTP paths as well. User name is micro, password is python.

you can review the .py file, i think it has that problem