@daniel Marvelous News, thanks

Help me create a bootable USB, I want to install Windows 10 on my system. From where should I download the iso file.

@rdixey Ok, it seems interesting. Will try! Thanks

Why doesn't the update tool support OTA updates, or at least make the firmware binaries available directly?

@robert-hh Oke, will make a test program. When USB is connected it indeed has a higher voltage :'). That was another mistake/issue I had :). Thanks a lot, again!

@jcaron Isn't this the opposite of what what stated here: Not completely the opposite, it's still more efficient to use a regulated 3.3V supply (low voltage forces the onboard regulator into bypass ECO mode) But it needs to be updated to reflect that 3.3V should be applied to the 5V/VIN pin. Is the Pysense/Pytrack sending power to the module via 5V Yes, all the various shields implementing deep sleep control the *py board's 5V rail

@charly86 said in New firmware release v1.18.0: cardgenerator @iwahdan Nice, but that's not my PR so I don't want to get any credit for it ;-) Are you still facing this issue? @charly86 said in New firmware release v1.18.0: @iwahdan Nice, but that's not my PR so I don't want to get any credit for it ;-)

@abhishek2101 That's good. besides that, make yourself familiar with ftp (file transfer protocol), who's only purpose is to transfer files. That avoids any copying errros.

@gael-cobert RST is required. Did you check that you connected the flat cable between HAT and display the right way around? Checking the board it seems that the Pinout paper is wrong. The PIN where the white cabel is connected to is actually P10. left to it is P4, right to it P2. The rows in the Pinout are swapped.

@mikestanley464 Pycom Ltd. ceased operation. There will not be a reply.

@jcaron Of course!

Hi @daniel, Is the work still in progress or have been abandoned?

@jmarcelino [Solved ] Resolved, used a different power supply unit and it worked. I guess even though I was getting enough juice of 3.3VDC out of the Expansion board with a LoPy current was not enough. Thanks much!

@bucknall For SIgfox backend registration I beleive I need to put the ID and and PAC out put from with hexlifiy print("ID ", ubinascii.hexlify(sigfox.id())) print("PAC ", ubinascii.hexlify(sigfox.pac())) in my case is: ID b'004e3d90' PAC b'c957cd18b7848c0' so ID that I typed is '004e3d90' and PAC 'c957cd18b7848c0' The device seems to be registered but on backend device webpage I can not see it online at all. How I do I know when is connected to the (Luxembourg) Sigfox network and will get online? It is done immediately or shall I wait?

@securigy Pycom is notoriously slow on responses. Try to mail to bettina@pycom.io (I hope remember the address right).

@Gijs said in Alter lora frequency without reset: Also, setting a timeout does not alleviate the issue of the taken semaphore. No, but on timeout the semaphore could be released too.

@jcaron I think that this was @tttadam's conclusion.

@cduplouy I am also getting around 15mA during deepsleep. I tried with 3.3v and 3.7v using resistor but then it is not sufficient power for the pycom to run.