OK, Here you go: Doesn't work; P1 or P2 do not connect (I've beeped out the connections several times with a multimeter, and wiggled it every way I can imagine) (swapping OpenMV main boards gives the same syptoms, but with other pins): DSC01405_badPin.jpg The WiFi shield works with jumpers (I ran ou...

Solved: It was a pin connection issue. I initially didn't think this was the case: the pins seated well, I had power and ground, and a second shield placed on top of the WiFi shield worked fine (the thermal shield (which uses I2C)). After checking the through-connectivity of each pin, one pin that t...

I've just starting using a WiFi shield... and I'm stuck at the first step: >>>import network >>>wlan = network.WINC() hangs with no message and requires a restart to clear. This is true both with the default firmware: v1.8-4344-gc9d17c1 on 2016-09-20 and with the patched version v1.8-4345-g3a2670b o...

...just to report that the new IDE (v. 1.1.0) installs fine on a MacBook Pro (mid-2012) running OS 10.8, and installs the updated firmware. The key is to connect the OpenMV to the Mac via a powered USB 2 hub. Directly connecting OpenMV to the built-in USB ports gives only grief -this is a known feat...

In py_sensor.c, there is a routine that is part of the initialization: py_sensor_skip_frames() It starts off: static mp_obj_t py_sensor_skip_frames(uint n_args, const mp_obj_t *args) { int frames = (n_args == 1) ? mp_obj_get_int(args[0]) : 10; // OV Recommended. I'm confused by this code -I'd submit...