great video. i tried the code out of the box using firmware 1.24 - hooking up to my local wifi worked a treat. however setting the pico w up as a access point has been a PITA. I could get the pico w to be recognised as an ap but it would not accept the password. did some googling and there seems to have been a change form 1.23 to 1.24 with the ap settings? the only way i could get it to work was in def ap_setup(): to add ap.active(False) time.sleep(0.1) ap.active(True) ap.config(essid=ssid, security=0) which gives me an open network - not ideal but hey it works! need to do some more digging but if there are any suggestions out there that would be great. greetings from across the ditch!
Hey from the other side! If you do find something let us know, we like to keep on top of these things and will update it. Will investigate and see what we can find!
Hey fellow Raspberry Pi nerds! Can someone tell me how I would set this up so it had a host name instead of an IP address when entering into the search bar of the browser?
I doubt I'll GET a reply before I try this TODAY() Going to see IF I can both CONNECT the Pico W to a WLAN and at the same TIME() have it become a W_AP for devices close to it
I don't think we have ever tried this, my guess is that it wont be possible to share the wireless resources like that, but if you can then let us know, we are interested!
@@Core-Electronics RUclips deleted my comment twice. So an abbreviated comment I found errors in the website code, changed some things, to be closer to the video, and got PICO W to do both at the same time Even got the WAP to be other than 4.1
Also, side question. I can't understand why Thonny keeps opening 70% off screen Not centre of either screen, or its position where I last closed it Only happens with Thonny
Excellent video Jaryd. Right to the point with simple explanations. Just what I was looking for.
Verry nice video, thanks .
Jaryd when are we going to see you creating wild and dangerous projects again on your channel? This was a great video and very informative. Thank you
Soon™
Jaryd who let you out of the content cave?
Give the people what they want, we want a chocolate trebuchet
great video. i tried the code out of the box using firmware 1.24 - hooking up to my local wifi worked a treat. however setting the pico w up as a access point has been a PITA. I could get the pico w to be recognised as an ap but it would not accept the password. did some googling and there seems to have been a change form 1.23 to 1.24 with the ap settings? the only way i could get it to work was in def ap_setup(): to add
ap.active(False)
time.sleep(0.1)
ap.active(True)
ap.config(essid=ssid, security=0)
which gives me an open network - not ideal but hey it works! need to do some more digging but if there are any suggestions out there that would be great. greetings from across the ditch!
Hey from the other side! If you do find something let us know, we like to keep on top of these things and will update it. Will investigate and see what we can find!
Hey fellow Raspberry Pi nerds! Can someone tell me how I would set this up so it had a host name instead of an IP address when entering into the search bar of the browser?
I doubt I'll GET a reply before I try this TODAY()
Going to see IF I can both CONNECT the Pico W to a WLAN
and at the same TIME() have it become a W_AP for devices close to it
I don't think we have ever tried this, my guess is that it wont be possible to share the wireless resources like that, but if you can then let us know, we are interested!
@@Core-Electronics RUclips deleted my comment twice. So an abbreviated comment
I found errors in the website code, changed some things, to be closer to the video, and got PICO W to do both at the same time
Even got the WAP to be other than 4.1
Also, side question.
I can't understand why Thonny keeps opening 70% off screen
Not centre of either screen, or its position where I last closed it
Only happens with Thonny
That is an extremely strange issue, maybe a fresh reinstall? Can't say we have encountered many people with that issue sorry.