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Python CORE for CW01 and CW02

MicroPython Core handling I2C communication for CW01(ESP8266) and CW02(ESP32).

Instructions

Python IDE

mu-editor

Use mu-editor (find it here https://codewith.mu)

  • mu-editor needs to recognize Product ID: 0x6001 and Vendor ID: 0x0403 - pull request submitted.
  • In the meantime use XinaBox version of the mu-editor from here: XinaBox mu-editor.

Visual Studio Code (VSC)

Use VSC (find it here https://code.visualstudio.com)

  • You need a plugin, such as Pymakr

ESPlorer

Use ESPlorer ESPlorer

  • This IDE allows you to switch DTR/RTS off - see note regarding CW01 below

Note using CW01

  • The CW01 doesn't have an "auto resetting" circutry on it like the CW02 has, therefore the the CW01 will be stuck in "bootloader" mode when inserted into your computer with a standard IP01. However if you have an old IP01 with switches, then you can bypass that by setting the A-B switch in position A when programming the CW01 using mu-editor. And when loading the MicroPython using the XinaBoxUploader, the switches should be in B and DCE
  • You can also just use an IDE that allows you to control DTR/RTS, such as ESPlorer (see above)

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