MicroPython Forum (Archive)

Not by me in any case, I resorted to another network hotspot.

Hi, I am not sure if I faced the same problem as you did, but I found that my urequests failed until I moved the file urequests.py to the root of the ESP32. The file originally resides in uPy_lib/urequests as shown in the picture. I took this pic using uPyCraft 1.1 which is rather good in that it al...

Hi all, I am trying to wear out a battery to see how long it powers my ESP32. To do this, I wrote a simple program that writes "Still alive" to a website once a minute. However, the program crashes every time it has written the string successfully to the web file. I can't figure out why it works nin...

Hello, I have a system that uses HC-SR04s to monitor the queue of the lunch room at our school. It's really straightforward and works rather nicely, writing the data to a web server every minute or so. I see the normal operation as this: [0;32mI (87533883) wifi: event 4[0m [0;32mI (87534973) event: ...

Thanks Peter, I am now checking out the wrapping method and if I crack it, I'll post in github. It seems doable even for a n00b like me.

Thanks for the reply. My point is that I have not been able to find a working implementation of Python in connecting to WPA 2 Enterprise network, but this C code does that.

My apologies if this is a null query, but I am stumbling on this now.

Thanks Hermann, it occurred to me too. This device will be located a little far from me and won't be reprogrammed, so I will just change pins, but keep that in mind for future devices.

Okay, sorry - I was looking for someone to work with over this, but I will explain. The following code connects ESP32 using the Arduino IDE. I would love to have the code available as a function in Python. I am such a beginner in this that I thought someone probably has done this already. ++++++++++...

Hi, I was thinking that it would be cool if someone could work on the C function available for connecting to a WPA2 Enterprise network? i can do a regular WLAN connection over Python, no problem, or, use C as my language to connect to Eduroam, but getting connected to Eduroam over Python would suit ...

Hello Robert,

I double-checked and yes indeed, I have the ultrasound sensor's echo pin as GPI0. I guess moving it to some other pin will help me with this.

Thank you very much for the reply, I would have lost my remaining hair trying to figure this out by myself.

Heikki