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- You Reply: @lattepanda Please let us know when you have some timeline on fixing this? Co-op between Windows 10 and built-in Arduino is a crucial feature of LP and a big selling-point imo. This should be a priority.
Also, can you tell us how you made it work (I assume you did) when you wrote the step-by-step tutorial.
Maybe there is some old version of Windows Remote Arduino libs and/or USB/Arduino drivers that could make it work before you come up with a final solution? Being able to do some work is better than putting LP on the shelf for the time being... - You Reply: I'm using the one that LP came in (Home I suppose).
The error I get (and I'm 99% sure you have it too) is clearly saying that either UWP has incorrect DeviceCapabilities setting (which is not the case - settings are completely correct) or for some reason the USB device is not found.
I'll try to debug the Windows Remote Arduino C++ code to see what's exactly going on under the hood. - You Reply: Same thing. This blink example is actually exactly what's described in the docs - tried the downloaded one without any modifications and still no luck:/
Just saw on the forums I'm not the only one having issues with the UWP and Firmata. - You Reply: Same thing here: viewtopic.php?f=6&t=209
I never got the UWP example to work... - You Reply: It seems like it's a difference from "normal" Arduino Leonardo. All Serial-related sketches uploaded directly via Arduino IDE work just fine with just Serial, not Serial1.
Btw - I'm also having issues with making Windows Remote Arduino (blink example) work: viewtopic.php?f=6&t=209 - You Reply: Oh, and to add - I'm using the latest Arduino 1.6.9 with StandardFirmata sketch deployed to LP (which went flawlessly). Sketches deployed on the Arduino (COM5 in my case) are working entirely fine - tested a few, including serial, blinking etc.
Regarding the Windows side of things - I tried rebuilding and testing with every version of the Windows Remote Arduino libs from 1.2.0 up and now using the ones from NuGet (1.4.0). Same result all the time.