Espruino JavaScript
Issues with espruino+puck on old MacBookPro #1826
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Posted at 2016-12-25 by François Do you mind sharing logs (both chrome and MacOS)? |
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Posted at 2016-12-26 by user71558 Hi François, I'm attaching both logs. Thanks for looking into this! LuisAttachments: |
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Posted at 2016-12-26 by François Thanks! |
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Posted at 2016-12-26 by user71558 Hi François, I've tried pairing on that page and it can detect the puck.js just fine, it just won't connect to it... Output: Also, I've also tested the "Low Energy Devices" option in the Bluetooth Explorer app: the Puck.js shows up there, but, again, it does not connect. Sadly, it looks like it has nothing to do with the Espruino IDE. It looks like it might be related to either the Bluetooth dongle or MacOs?... :( Thanks for your help! Luis |
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Posted at 2016-12-25 by user71558
Hi,
I have an old MBP (mid 2010), running MacOS 10.12.2. No native support for web bluetooth, but I got a USB dongle. This allows the Espruino IDE (running in Chrome) to display Web Bluetooth as an option when clicking on the top left Connect / Disconnect button.
The Puck shows up on the list of devices to pair with, but when clicking "Pair" it just remains in the same state: the "select a port" window displays the text "connecting" and the lower-left status bar displays "connecting to puck.js ####" (I've tried it with 2 pucks, always with the same results).
Here are the last few lines on the console:
Any clue about what's going on?
Thanks!
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