ESP8266 Community Forum

- Tue Nov 18, 2014 2:07 pm #2869 @Michaelo, if you are working on Linux, try "picocom" and use the option "--omap crcrlf", it will produce a CRLF when you hit the Return key.
(Putty has probably the same kind of option, but I don't use Putty)

- Wed Nov 19, 2014 8:48 am #2909 I was tempted to move everything to my Linux box but I'm so use to Win7 now, I'd probably get lost more often...

Anyone else go a suggestion?

Just to recap:
After flashing to latest firmware the ESP8266 works in circuit and is obviously responding to AT commands in the code, but it's not responding to any AT commands when queried by Putty...
Note, it did respond correctly (via Putty) with old firmware...

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- Wed Nov 19, 2014 9:04 am #2910 Hi - When you flash to the latest software the serial baud rate changes to 9600 and to complete an AT command entry you have to send CR+LF. Unfortunately PuTTY won't do that. The only solution in Putty is to hit CR and follow with ctrl J. A better solution is to dump PuTTY and use Terminte instead as that can be set to deliver CR+LF.

Mike

- Wed Nov 19, 2014 10:16 am #2916 Thanks Mike, was actually searching for an alternative when I read the post...
Got it installed (version 3.1) and of course it's working perfectly... thanks again

Here's an image:

It also remember commands (Up/Down arrow)...

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