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I understand it as Micropython being for hobbyists first, correct? But with a few enhancements like watchdog and brown-out protection and having a proper development environment like a fully integrated Eclipse mode maybe Micropython could be used for real products as well, unsure at this stage. What...

I have also found different tutorials saying different things. is PIn change: "AT+PINXXXX" or "AT+PSWD=XXXX" I can set the module in different modes because I can see the LED blink differently (1Hz, 2Hz). What does pyb.repl_uart(uart) do? can I use that on Ubuntu, meaning I can get a repl to just se...

>>> from pyb import UART >>> uart=UART(3,9600) >>> pyb.repl_uart(uart) >>> uart.send('AT+PIN3456') >>> >>> y4=pyb.Pin('Y4',pyb.Pin.OUT_PP) >>> y4.low() >>> uart.send('AT+PIN3456') >>> >>> y4.high() >>> ERO:0 File "<stdin>", line 1, column 4 SyntaxError: invalid syntax >>> ERO:0 File "<stdin>", line ...

>>> from pyb import UART >>> uart=UART(3,9600) >>> pyb.repl_uart(uart) >>> uart.send('AT+PIN3456') >>> >>> y4=pyb.Pin('Y4',pyb.Pin.OUT_PP) >>> y4.low() >>> uart.send('AT+PIN3456') >>> >>> y4.high() >>> ERO:0 File "<stdin>", line 1, column 4 SyntaxError: invalid syntax >>> ERO:0 File "<stdin>", line ...

Something happened there but I don't know what.

I plugged in the key to pin Y12 (ADC) and set that to an output pin and then set it high and try to write.
Can't I use the ADC like that?

>>> uart.send('AT+PIN2345')
>>> pyb.repl_uart(uart)
>>> uart.send('AT+PIN2345')
>>> ERO:0
File "<stdin>", line 1, column 4
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
>>> EERO:0
File "<stdin>", line 1, column 5
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
>>> ERO:()ERO:()

I continued in turbinreiters thread instead. better to keep it in one thread.

I did: from pyb import UART uart=UART(3,9600) # Using Y9,Y10. What do I do once I have the: pyb.repl_uart(uart) I tried to send: AT+PINxxxx like this: uart.send("AT+PIN3478") but when I tried to pair it was still the old password. I also tried to change the name with no luck. The module is blinking ...

Yes, I cannot get Bluetooth to work on Ubuntu. I know I have the hardware because I had Windows before and that worked fine.

hcitool scan gives me:
No such device.

I can 'beep' all connections between board and lcd so the soldering seems fine. So if the connection is good maybe something on the board is damaged I guess.