Closed Budman1758 closed 7 months ago
enesbcs
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1 year ago Weird, as the only function i have tested was the GPIO before rolled out first alpha test build and it worked.
Did you use multiple tabs in the browser to the device? It may influence saving configs, as only one buffer fits in memory to serve webpages, and may crash.
Budman1758
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1 year ago I have had more than 1 tab open, yes. Not sure if that's the problem as I have a couple open right now and doing multiple things and haven't crashed it yet. Will try again making sure only 1 tab open.
Budman1758
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1 year ago Well.... Crashed again...
enesbcs
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1 year ago File "mpyeasy.py", line 237, in networkInit KeyboardInterrupt: MicroPython v1.19.1-209-g0c45a28d2-dirty on 2022-07-29; W5100S-EVB-Pico with RP2040
The only information i see from that is the python application interrupted at the LAN init stage. It may occur If it is forced to fix ip mode and the parameters are malformed, or setted to dhcp mode and dhcp response never arrive, or used gpio 16-21 which are reserved by the lan module.
Budman1758
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1 year ago Fresh install. No other settings touched. Device page. Device 1 "Input - Switch Device/Generic GPIO", Set to push button active low. Reboot. Hardware page. Set GPIO 0 to "Input pullup". Reboot. Module crash. Repeatable and happens every time.
If I reverse the steps above same thing happens. Below is what shows in Thonny. B4 the module crash there are zero problems with lan connectivity. Is there any other way to "See" whats happening on my end?
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "boot.py", line 1, in
Wiznet module.
enesbcs
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1 year ago Seems that queued commands stucked on Tools page.. fixing in progress
enesbcs
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1 year ago Commands fixed in commit https://github.com/enesbcs/mpyeasy-async/commit/e90610b2690b4a0af9025bf4c15391c0365d89ef
Wiznet 5100 module. Hardware page set D0 to output. Reboot. Tools page command line. "GPIO,0,1" turns led on. Command echos in the log. "GPIO,0,0" does nothing. LED stays on. No output in the log. No device for this in device page.
LED draws less than 4 milliamps.
Device page. Add generic switch. Select gpio 0. Hit submit. Device becomes unresponsive. Web page "refused connection".
At this point the only way I can reconnect to the device is to complete wipe and reload the firmware. All settings are lost then.
In Thonny I almost always get unable to connect to com port. Permission denied. Nothing else is using the com port.
My hair gets thinner by the day.... :>)
EDIT: Every time I add a generic switch device the module crashes. I was finally able to get this from Thonny:
Traceback (most recent call last): File "boot.py", line 1, in
File "mpyeasy.py", line 488, in
File "uasyncio/core.py", line 1, in run_forever
File "uasyncio/core.py", line 1, in run_until_complete
File "mpyeasy.py", line 426, in main
File "mpyeasy.py", line 237, in networkInit
KeyboardInterrupt:
MicroPython v1.19.1-209-g0c45a28d2-dirty on 2022-07-29; W5100S-EVB-Pico with RP2040
Type "help()" for more information.
MicroPython v1.19.1-209-g0c45a28d2-dirty on 2022-07-29; W5100S-EVB-Pico with RP2040
Type "help()" for more information.
EDIT 2 Set device as Output - Domoticz Output Helper (No feedback). GPIO 0 as output. Same led connected. Toggle command on device page works as expected. Also responds correctly to commands sent via http from other device. Command line in tools page: no response at all.
Gonna try a push button again next.
EDIT 3 Hardware page set D1 to input-pullup. Reboot. Device page add generic switch input. Set for "push button active high". Hit submit. Module crashes. Reboot it. Refuses connection from browser. At this point the only way I can reconnect to the device is to complete wipe and reload the firmware. All settings are lost then as above.