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How about solving special characters like ¡, @, ö, etc which get encoded like %40 for @? I solved temporarly the issue with the code below. I've not tried `ure.encoding...

> @peterpalfi Why not get that info directly from the main.py code? ``` ... # Main Code goes here, wlan is a working network.WLAN(STA_IF) instance. print("ESP OK") print(wlan.ifconfig()) print('IP', wlan.ifconfig()[0])...

> My app normally does not require a WiFi connection. I am trying to implement code to handle: Try this: ``` # Initialize Blynk try: # blynk = BlynkLib.Blynk(BLYNK_AUTH) #...

I cannot test your code as I’m away from my PC throughout this weekend but, I’m surprised the code compiles as you added the ‘R1_timeout’ function which is not needed...

Hi, I didn't review your whole code but I did modify your connection to Blynk. In python it's important to pay attention to spaces. The following code runs but only...

As I said, I didn't check your whole code, I just wanted to show you how to connect to Blynk with mpython. I don't use uasyncio with Blynk but, I...

I use it with my projects and it works for me. Make sure your router’s ssid/pass doesn’t have space in them. If that doesn’t help, use print(…) in wifimgr file...

@denofiend Hi, have you tried the modified lib on a Rpi Pico? I get this error: ``` Connecting to lon1.blynk.cloud:80... Traceback (most recent call last): File "", line 16, in...

> could you suggest? I used wifimgr.py. Modified the html/py code to collect credentials by storing them in wifi.dat and then, used them in my main code.

> @ebolisa, I mean the implementation of the Blynk.Inject function for connecting in the application, as in [this](https://youtu.be/bXPEEmsEtPM) video I undestood you. wifimgr.py puts your device in AP mode like...