@abilio @rvandam Thanks for your help built it into case today and all good

I ommit this on kikstarter about fipy and i am also interested how much it contain

Hi, Yes, the PyCase has room for a battery. A battery of 25mm (width) x 44mm (length) x 7mm (thickness) should fit fine.

Hi @MaSePreetz, FAT16/32 are the ones supported at the moment. Hope it helps to avoid any sad situations ;) . Thanks for the improvement suggestion, it will be taken into account.

Being more specific, MicroPython release 0.9.6.b1 for LoPy and WiPy 2 has default ESP32 frequency set as 160 MHz, instead of 80 MHz as before.

Thanks, @jmarcelino – appreciate the feedback. I'll likely wait until pairing is available.

Thank you for the instantaneous reply. You are welcome :-) We will check on your issue ASAP. Cheers, Daniel

Hope you can support SNEK (Sigfox network emulator) mode too - switching between the public and private Sigfox keys - that's actually how I do my development :-) Yes we do. Supporting that is actually one of the requirements to get the modules certified by Sigfox :-) We will publish the full Sigfox API and quick reference docs in a couple of days.

you can buy OEM without it - but limitation is big for startup 500+

Hi @gertjanvanhethof, This is indeed missing and the embedded department is aware of it. I added it to the github issues for tracking.

Thanks @Ralph for the links. I will experiment with the LoRa examples. One thing that might help specifically in regards to the LoRa examples, which is a new technology to me and possibly a lot of others, is at least a short description of each example and why you might implement that example. I see terms like LoRaMAC, LoRaWAN with OTAA, LoRa with ABP, LoRa nano-Gateway, LoRa basestation, LoRa Gateway, etc. in the forums and examples and it is a bit overwhelming on where to start and what I need. Perhaps I need to do more research in LoRa. But still I think a little guidance could go a long way. Regarding fully implemented end-to-end, but simple, real-world examples (like the one I mentioned)- I think they will help flush out some details and best practices. It's possible these examples will naturally come out in the forum more once features like sleep are enabled. This is some great tech and looking forward to experimenting and using. jomifo

Thanks Sakis. Okay, Sorry, I meant Pymakr. The reason I am asking is, i am really intersted in using Wipy 2 to make my own WSN.

I still can't get this to work with 1.0.0b1 firmware :(

@Ralph especially this not exists in WiPy from pyb import ExtInt and ExtInt(data, ExtInt.IRQ_FALLING, Pin.PULL_UP, None) ExtInt(data, ExtInt.IRQ_FALLING, Pin.PULL_UP, edge) It is good startup but someone must have knowledge how to port. Maybe i will port this (or meybe someone done it already?) - i have DHT11(less accurate but the principle is the same) but i wait for new firmware and timers support

@MaSePreetz See the topic "Readable WiFi MAC address".

I know what it is. It is byte output. I was confused because of the presence of ascii output and hex (\x) output.