def wifi_setup_start(obj): # BLOCK~
lcd.image(0, 0, 'img/4-1.jpg', type=lcd.JPG)
ssid_name = "M5GO-" + node_id[-4:]
lcd.font(lcd.FONT_Comic, transparent=True)
lcd.print(ssid_name, 135, 180, lcd.RED)
wlan_ap = network.WLAN(network.AP_IF)
# wlan_ap.eventCB(wlan_ap_cb)
import wificonfig
wificonfig.webserver_start()
def auto_connect():
try:
if not wlan_sta.isconnected():
with open("modeconfig.json") as f:
jdata = ujson.loads(f.read())
ssid = jdata['wifi']['ssid']
passwd = jdata['wifi']['password']
if ssid == '' and passwd == '':
raise OSError
if do_connect(ssid, passwd):
return (True)
print('connect fail!')
if not wlan_sta.isconnected():
import wificonfig
wificonfig.webserver_start()
else:
return (True)
except OSError:
# Web server for connection manager
import wificonfig
wificonfig.webserver_start()
if ShowWifi:
# Enable (if supported)
try:
network.WLANcallback(wifi_cb)
except:
pass
if ShowDebug:
#enable system wide verbose information messages
import machine
machine.loglevel('*', machine.LOG_VERBOSE)
machine.loglevel('[modnetwork]', machine.LOG_DEBUG)
machine.loglevel('wifi', machine.LOG_DEBUG)
machine.loglevel('tcpip_adapter', machine.LOG_DEBUG)
machine.loglevel('event', machine.LOG_DEBUG)
#----------------------------------------------
# Auto Connect to the network, starts autoconfig if needed
import wifisetup
wifisetup.auto_connect()
#Note this section is not normally run,
# but is provided as an example of how to force the autoconfiguration
if False:
#force new network connection
import wificonfig
wificonfig.webserver_start()