@jirkakrepl said in New Pybytes firmware 1.18.1.r9 (Experimental LTE support):
If your LTE configuration is correct, your device with a Simcard should connect to Pybytes using LTE.
Then Terminal and Flash OTA update should work too.
Awesome, I'll try it out soon, thanks! LTE OTA was only thing holding us back from a production release.
@Miguel-Moreno Thank you for the response. We're using a Wipy board to talk to a wifi enabled cellular router that connects to thingspeak. I will attempt what you're suggesting.
@robert-hh You're right! I was surprised as well. We do have some source code, but there is a sense that there may be a later version of this on the device instead (we need to be sure). We're basically picking apart a project that other engineers built and are working with the technical documentation that they've left behind to get the system up and running again. We're aware that it may all be for nothing but it's worth a try before we commit time and resources to the next iteration of the application with better record keeping.
@ahmadelmasri Very pleased to hear that you worked on the firmware deployment for the pymesh architecture.
The actual OTA firmware for my FiPy is the up-to-date one: 1.20.2.r6. At the moment I can not tell you what version of the firware desktop application on my Windows laptop is. We are currently staying abroad and the laptop on which the software is installed, is left home...
Nevertheless, once I will be back at the office in September, I will try to do the firmware upgrade again in order to have my device installed with the pymesh firmware.
Hopefully it will work this time because we have an interesting IoT project coming at out smart city of Leuven/Belgium. It requires a mesh networking with nodes working on longer distances then 802.15.4 radio modules.
Have a nice day and I will report it you if I a were able to provision the device actually registered on a TTNv3 application.
@Meric-NESSANGE
The main question is why do you need expansion board, only for flash?
If yes, you can replace it by TTL USB/UART converter (look only if it support 3V3 voltage).
look at my old post
https://forum.pycom.io/post/7176
Hello,
I'm trying to provision my new FiPy devices, and I get exactly the same error:
[ 70.320] [1073517588] /v2/register-sigfox returned response: registerSigfoxDevice is missing some arguments
[ 89.743] [1073517588] /v2/register-sigfox returned response: registerSigfoxDevice is missing some arguments
[ 109.000] [1073517588] /v2/register-sigfox returned response: registerSigfoxDevice is missing some arguments
[ 127.997] [1073517588] /v2/register-sigfox returned response: registerSigfoxDevice is missing some arguments
[ 147.543] [1073517588] /v2/register-sigfox returned response: registerSigfoxDevice is missing some arguments
[...]
Unable to provision Sigfox! Please try again.
Activation failed!
I'm not using Sigfox nor Lora for the moment.
Can you help me register correctly my devices on PyBytes?
Thanks.
Hi @popescu-Cristina,
Please make sure you restart the device if you did provision using the in-browser app.
let me know if the issue is still available so we can take a deeper look.
Have a nice day,
Best Regards,
I had the same issue few days back. I found that sometime it works and sometime it doesn't. Also nowadays i started using Pybytes ios app based method. It working perfectly fine for me. Also I was getting 401 error some time back. I have no clue what it was.
@Nils-Erlands this might be browser related... What browser are you using and what version? I'm using current Microsoft Edge (Version 95.0.1020.44) withouth any issues.
@Stuart-Gall Hi Stuart. There is an issue with how filenames/folders are handled. This will be addressed in the next release, but for the moment please make sure filenames have a dot like main.py or config.json and foldernames do not have a dot, like lib or whatever. Unfortunately things can go wrong with files like README, or folders like .git
