Hi, im late to the game on Pico W, but im getting into it finally :-). I have what is likely a really basic problem! I can get the LED to turn on but i cannot get the LED to turn back off, e.g. using "/light/off". I get an error on my browser and the Pico gets locked in a loop, and i can only reset by disconnecting and re-connecting. Do you have any idea what may be going wrong? I have used the code from the Raspberry manual and also compared with your video. Thank you for any advice you may be able to give.
Thanks for this! I just got this working with my Pico W. I especially appreciate the download link for the code, so I didn't have to try and read it from the screen. I'm looking forward to more Pico stuff. thanks ---jb
Thanks for stopping by and glad it works for you. I was debating to always include code or anything longer than a viewable page so viewers don't have to constantly go back/forward to a section of the video based on what I like as a viewer. Regarding content, I planned out a 3 month roadmap with weekly uploads on Thursdays so stay tuned!
Hey thanks for a video. It is very informative and actually almost exactly what I am trying to do. How do I turn LED with a button from another pico w over wifi? You are doing it from web browser, but I want to send a press from another pico w. Any help is appreciated thanks
Do you have an idea what this error message means: OSError: [Errno 98] EADDRINUSE On your video, at position 2:33, there is a listening statement. But I cannot pass through that point, and get to that error above. Thank you for helping me to solve this problem.
Yes, I seen that error a few times. Mostly when I make physical connects (knowingly and unknowing such as a loose wire while I'm prototyping) Step1: I usually just power the Pico down (unplug the power source such as the USB, in my case I have a switch on my USB cord), Step2: Wait a few seconds and repower it. Step3: Then once the power is back on, on Thonny, I would reselect the device on the bottom right "Micropython (Raspberry Pi Pico)" and rerun the script. Let me know if this helps.
Hi!, I have a problem with the IP server, the PICO connects to the wifi correctly but when I want to enter the IP in my computer it says that it can´t connect with the page, I tried on another computer and on another browser. Thanks!
@@RamboPi import machine led = machine.Pin("LED", machine.Pin.OUT) led.off() led.on() its moved to the wifi chip and no longer on the pi chips gpio so use the commands above
Hi, im late to the game on Pico W, but im getting into it finally :-). I have what is likely a really basic problem! I can get the LED to turn on but i cannot get the LED to turn back off, e.g. using "/light/off". I get an error on my browser and the Pico gets locked in a loop, and i can only reset by disconnecting and re-connecting. Do you have any idea what may be going wrong? I have used the code from the Raspberry manual and also compared with your video. Thank you for any advice you may be able to give.
Thanks for this! I just got this working with my Pico W. I especially appreciate the download link for the code, so I didn't have to try and read it from the screen. I'm looking forward to more Pico stuff. thanks ---jb
Thanks for stopping by and glad it works for you. I was debating to always include code or anything longer than a viewable page so viewers don't have to constantly go back/forward to a section of the video based on what I like as a viewer.
Regarding content, I planned out a 3 month roadmap with weekly uploads on Thursdays so stay tuned!
Great video
Thank you!
You are a wizard!
Made my day ☺️
Can u do this project in AP mode? Ty
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It's coming up in a webroser ?
Hey thanks for a video. It is very informative and actually almost exactly what I am trying to do. How do I turn LED with a button from another pico w over wifi? You are doing it from web browser, but I want to send a press from another pico w. Any help is appreciated thanks
Do you have an idea what this error message means:
OSError: [Errno 98] EADDRINUSE
On your video, at position 2:33, there is a listening statement. But I cannot pass through that point, and get to that error above. Thank you for helping me to solve this problem.
Yes, I seen that error a few times. Mostly when I make physical connects (knowingly and unknowing such as a loose wire while I'm prototyping)
Step1: I usually just power the Pico down (unplug the power source such as the USB, in my case I have a switch on my USB cord),
Step2: Wait a few seconds and repower it.
Step3: Then once the power is back on, on Thonny, I would reselect the device on the bottom right "Micropython (Raspberry Pi Pico)" and rerun the script.
Let me know if this helps.
@@RamboPi Yes, it worked. Thank you very much., But I still need to learn a lot more from you.
Good to hear! And yeah, I've been meaning to post more videos. I should have something up soon. Stay tuned!
Hi!, I have a problem with the IP server, the PICO connects to the wifi correctly but when I want to enter the IP in my computer it says that it can´t connect with the page, I tried on another computer and on another browser. Thanks!
Another quick comment: I first tried this using the onboard led at pin 25, then found out that the led is no longer at pin 25 on the Pico W.
Instead of pin "25", put in "LED", it would look something like "led_onboard = Pin("LED", Pin.OUT)". Let me know if it works for you.
@@RamboPi import machine
led = machine.Pin("LED", machine.Pin.OUT)
led.off()
led.on()
its moved to the wifi chip and no longer on the pi chips gpio so use the commands above
@@pauldriscoll6319 Thank you!