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Erni wrote:I just tried it, but all iI get is some values as this on my serial terminal when I input my wifi pasw and ssid

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.[32m>.[0m

“[32m>[0m” is the color codes of VT100 terminal. And NodeLua firmware support it
Try another serial commication program will work, for example: putty (you'll like this robustious small tool on MS Windows), minicom (on Linux, Mac OS X)

Harold L. wrote:minicom (on Linux, Mac OS X)

When you're already on Linux, I'd recommend to just use screen instead of an inconvenient serial terminal program.

for example: putty

Thanks Harold, I got my Hello World running using putty

uhrheber wrote:

Harold L. wrote:minicom (on Linux, Mac OS X)

When you're already on Linux, I'd recommend to just use screen instead of an inconvenient serial terminal program.

Tried it just now, screen works well too

screen /dev/ttyUSB0 115200

to quit: press "ctrl-a" followed with " \ "