MicroPython Forum (Archive)

Hmm, That was my initial intention but was informed that I should wait for the new hardware API to be settled on my initial pull request.
Do think I should submit my stuff for another review, before it gets out of hand ?

/P

mianos, We definitely should work together. At the moment We're quite busy completing the Kickstarter but work on MicroPython should start again after that. We should keep a common structure for the ESP and if you feel OK with our structure then just go ahead and grab it. The best thing would be if ...

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@torwag, Micropython is quite new to me even though I am familiar with Python itself but it seemed a good choice for our node.IT platform to introduce new users to IoT. There is a lot of work that need to be done to make MP as full fledged as it is for the WiPy boards. The file system need to be por...

Looks like you are being bitten by the watch dog.
I'm not sure if there is a yield command int the esp class, that would be needed to make the ESP8266 run smoothly.

Basic question first, you did set it back to normal running mode, i.e. GPIO0 high ?
How is your USB adapter connected ? Do you have DTR and RTS signals connected to the ESP device ?
What OS are you running ?

Other things I can think of, baudrate must be 115200 baud

/Pontus

Bryan, I have found it very easy to work with ESP8266 based hardware, no matter what framework you might decide to work with it on. I have used the native SDK and Arduino's environment extensively and have had very few problems. The esp8266 Arduino community is very active and responsive and have tu...

Hi guys, My name is Pontus from Electronic Sweet Peas and we've just introduced our support for the MicroPython stack for our node.IT family of boards. The node.IT family are tiny, stackable boards that can be connected together to create small but powerful internet connected devices. The base contr...