Initially, before PLC IDE had the Opta compatible I played around using IOT-cloud, I had set-up a dashboard, some variables and controlled things over WIFI. Everything worked pretty smooth.
When the PLC IDE got updated and became compatible I started programming it over PLC IDE discovering it's functions.
Now I got back to IOT-cloud and loaded my previous sketch from there without making any changes to it. When uploaded (using full editor via COM-port), uploading is succesfull.
After loading, the Opta does not connect to WIFI and after every minute or so it reboots. I can tell that it reboots because I made the LED's blink during startup and also the COM-port connection disconnects and re-connects.
Is the PLC-IDE bootloader maybe causing a problem/still active in the background?
Is all the memory erased after an Sketch upload via IOT-cloud or normal IDE?
Does anyone know how to perform a factory reset on the OPTA?
(ps: when I configure the same sketch, via IOT-cloud, but over wired ethernet, everything works fine)
Thank you for your reply, after following the mentioned tutorial the problem is solved. I can now upload the sketch again with IOTcloud with and use wifi functionality again so that's great.
Do I need to perform this everytime I switch between using IOT-cloud/IDE and PLC IDE and vice versa? At the moment I am struggling a bit with combining IOT functions with PLC IDE. I would like to intgrate the generated sketch by IOT-cloud in PLC IDE by placing the sketch as a resource but I can't find much about adding the needed libraries.
To clarify, if the PLC IDE has never been used and won't be used in the future — only will be using the desktop IDE — would performing the memory partitioning every be necessary, i.e. is it still meaningful/required as a one-time setup step when only using desktop IDE?