LoPy on corporate WiFi and using Tx/Rx commands **SOLVED**

[joena]

for your reply livius :)

[bucknall]

Hi @joena,

What I normally do, is place a snippet of code at the end of my boot.py -

wlan.ifconfig()

This tells me what the IP address of my device when it has connected to my WiFi network.

You can also set a static IP address for the device so it's the same everytime you connect to the network.

(https://docs.pycom.io/pycom_esp32/pycom_esp32/tutorial/includes/wlan.html#assigning-a-static-ip-address-when-booting)

Question 2:

Yes! I've recently been talking to the LoPy from a Raspberry Pi (https://github.com/Bucknalla/lopy-raspberrypi) I need to push this code to the documentation but it's a fairly straightforward process. Just make sure that you wire the TX & RX correctly! :)

Let me know how you get on with this!

Cheers,

Alex

[livius]

@joena said in LoPy on corporate WiFi and using Tx/Rx commands:

Question 1:

this can point to two scenarios

1. All lopys connect to server and i can think that this is the basic and simplest scenario
   and work without any problem - you do not find them only them find you ;-)
2. If your tool need to find them than basic steep is to set all Lopy unique but prefixed name (maybe default is ok for you) and then after connection you can add some autorization. You can of course use fixed mac list but if this is for developing purpose then use simplest posible way for you.

HINT - Do not use Pymakr at all
https://forum.pycom.io/topic/635/pymakr-time-of-death-09-02

Question 2:
use standard documentation for uart
https://docs.pycom.io/pycom_esp32/library/machine.UART.html

• it work for me without problem - but i do not use flow control
  i read somwhere on the forum that flow control not work properlyu and i do not know i it is fixed now