Using Pico W? #48
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I have hardcoded the authentication method to WPA2_AES_PSK, could it be that? I might have to add a setting for configuring the method if so. FYI recently my router refused to accept connections from the Pico - and none of the callbacks were entered so I could not figure out why. Rebooting the router fixed it.
I have to disable that option in the Web Builder, IIRC AP mode is not (yet?) supported by the Pico framework. |
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I am checking out support for a Pico W but I'm not sure if I'm doing it right. I set up a build for Pico W, plugged in the ssid and password (blacked out in the screen cap).
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I am not seeing the board on my wifi network after saving and power cycling. (I have a wifi app that shows all devices connected to my access point.) It should show up as grblHAL. right? I used micropython on the pico w to start up wifi and it showed up so the hardware is ok. Also, [IP:] shows up in the console output - no IP address was assigned, I assume.
Here is the console output at boot up, if that helps:
I also built grblHAL with access point and the ssid doesn't show up after configuring and power cycling.
Used web builder fwiw.
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