I've been a software architect for 20+ years, working with C, C++, C# and Java but never dabbled in the hardware world. If you can't tell, I'm pretty dang excited. Since it's now working, I've already jumped in and started building apps using the analog/ic2/digital pins and interfacing with the 100+ sensors I purchased. I have other COM ports I use for console connectivity to my networking equipment which was also working properly so putty couldn't have been the problem. You can see from the screenshots, putty was configured perfectly using COM3 with a baud rate of 115200, so I'm at a loss as to why the serial interface wouldn't kick out any data unless it was a bad flash.
The Intel XDK showed the device which I assume was discovered by Bonjour on COM6.Īfter that last flash everything worked flawlessly. The IP ( .x ) of the Edison appears to be a default IP the NIC assigns when it's not connected to an access point.
Since I couldn't connect to it via COM to enable/configure wifi, my local network config couldn't have been an issue. My desktop is hard-wired to my cisco switch, with the same access vlan as my main wireless SSID ( vlan 11 = 172.16.11.0/24 ).
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