Getting started with Puck.js on Windows? #1708
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Posted at 2016-12-07 by James As a fellow Windows user, this is what I have learnt so far:
Hope this helps James |
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Posted at 2016-12-07 by MobiTech Thanks, I used an old version of the Espruino Web IDE. Now it works fine. |
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Posted at 2016-12-07 by @gfwilliams I think in Windows you need to pair the device using the Windows Bluetooth menu before the Web IDE is able to access it. Which version of the IDE worked for you, and which one didn't? If it's some problem with the recent version I'd like to get it fixed asap. |
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Posted at 2016-12-07 by MobiTech You are right. Pairing is needed to get access. The current version works well (v65.8). I used an older version before. |
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Posted at 2016-12-08 by Wilberforce
Your're just showing off you are! My measily two have not arrived via courier pigeon to New Zealand yet. |
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Posted at 2016-12-07 by MobiTech
Hi, I tried to get started with my Puck.js using Windows 10. I noticed that Web Bluetooth is not supported for Windows. So I installed the native application for Windows. After that I enabled Bluetooth and the Puck.js is listed in the overview of all devices.
When I try to find the Puck.js using the native Espruino Web IDE, I get this message "Searching ... No ports found". Do I have to enable a port in the firewall and are there additional things to do?
Thanks in advance.
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