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molakttj opened this issue Feb 9, 2016 · 6 comments
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molakttj commented Feb 9, 2016

I've got the problem with my black ESP8266 - When I run the code which turns the led on and off everything works ok, but when I'm trying to scan available APs or when I'm trying to connect to one of them, then it doesn't work. However, I could list APs and connect to them with standard AT firmware, which my module came with. Has anybody have the same issue? I'm using esp8266 arduino core ver. 2.0.0 installed with Board Manager and I'm powering it through FTDI.

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krzychb commented Feb 9, 2016

Hi molakttj,

I understand that:

  • If you are able to flash ESP with Arduino IDE
  • Blink.ino from Arduino examples works correctly
  • You are able to scan for APs and connect using AT firmware

If this is the case then you are likely stuck on some simple issue and well positioned to quickly move forward 😄

I would load File > Examples > ESP8266WiFI > WiFiScan.ino sketch and post what is shown on your serial monitor.

I am using Arduino IDE 1.6.7 together with core ver. 2.0.0.
AP scanning works correctly for me.

Krzysztof

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That's what I see on my serial monitor after flashing ESP8266 with WiFiScan program:

scan start
scan done
no networks found

So that's the problem. I'm sure, that there are lots of wifi signals in the area.

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krzychb commented Feb 10, 2016

Hi molakttj,

This may be the case if you are using a staging release like 2.0.0-rc1. Please check this issue.

I did my testing using stable 2.0.0.

Krzysztof

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But my module also doesn't work for WiFiAccessPoint.ino.

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krzychb commented Feb 10, 2016

molakttj,

I see two possible issues:

  1. Basing on your statement "I'm powering it through FTDI", depending on what FTDI module you have, it may not deliver enough current to power Wi-Fi circuity. Before saying "but it works with AT firmware", just verify if it is able to reliably deliver >= 250mA and has decoupling caps. 😄
  2. Corrupt esp8266 package installation. The simple solution is to delete Arduino15 folder and then to reinstall the package (starting with stable 2.0.0). Note - this folder contains other packages like Arduino DUE (sam)

Good luck and let me know results of troubleshooting 👍

Krzysztof

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ramanc51 commented Oct 9, 2018

I am also facing similar issue, ESP01 module(Ai Cloud inside) accept program but not showing it's AP name received 10 modules from Chinese company all not working, how to resolve it?, i thing this issue relevant to power supply circuit.

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