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      jmarcelino @kevin
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      @kevin
      That's to be expected, you'll need a completely different LTE modem firmware for NB-IoT as well as band 8 support.

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        kevin @jmarcelino
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        @jmarcelino
        Thanks. When should we expect that to be available?

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          jmarcelino @kevin
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          @kevin
          NB-IoT will be later next month. We're trying to have a test firmware to support all 12 bands as well, but due to lack of certification and calibration procedures that will be for testing only.

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            brotherdust @jmarcelino
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            @jmarcelino I tried your method using my expansion board. I know CTS/RTS is working because it's handshaking correctly. When I take my FiPy off of reset, I can see the AT commands coming from the ESP32. However, it's not responding to anything I type into the terminal. Any thoughts on what could be happening here? Thanks!!

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              jmarcelino @brotherdust
              last edited by jmarcelino

              Hi @brotherdust

              I think your TX and RX are swapped if you want to communicate with the modem.

              Also explains why you see the ESP32 - in this case you want to emulate it so you should not see it.

              Please try swapping th RX/TX and keep the ESP32 in reset.

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                brotherdust @jmarcelino
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                @jmarcelino
                /me face-palms
                There. are. no. words.

                Thank you.

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                  Redferne
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                  Is there anyway to get to the LTE TX & RTS pin on the GPy?
                  Are they available on the pads on bottom side of the PCB?
                  I'm really tired of recompiling each time I think I have some magic AT command to get the Sequans modem to play ball...

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                    brotherdust @Redferne
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                    @redferne Aren't the pins documented? Looks like it to me. If I had a GPy, I would use my expansion board similar to how I did it with the FiPy; just with different pin locations. =)

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                      brotherdust @brotherdust
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                      @brotherdust said in Gpy readiness:

                      @redferne Aren't the pins documented? Looks like it to me. If I had a GPy, I would use my expansion board similar to how I did it with the FiPy; just with different pin locations. =)

                      Ah, I see now what you are saying. That's a bummer they didn't break it out on any pins. Looks like you'll have to play whack-a-mole for a bit to find those pads!

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                        Redferne
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                        Yeah. On the GPy there's a bunch of pogo pads underneath. I might just start testing them one by one... ;-]

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                          jmarcelino @Redferne
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                          Sorry to say but those UART pins are not mapped onto test points or external pins on the GPy. They only connect to the ESP32.

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