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    3V3_sensors pin on Pysense not turning off during sleep

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      akshayjames
      last edited by akshayjames

      According to this post (https://forum.pycom.io/topic/2851/pytrack-pwr_en-and-3v3-external-io-pins), 3V3_sensors pin on Pytrack turns off during deepsleep.
      Does the same apply to Pysense also? When I tried deepsleep (with FiPy and Pysense), the 3V3_sensors pin was still high. It does not turn off during deepsleep?
      On latest pysense firmware and Fipy firmware.

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        jmarcelino @akshayjames
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        @akshayjames
        I think Seb made a mistake in the post, it's actually 3V3_Pymodule which should go off during deepsleep

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          akshayjames @jmarcelino
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          @jmarcelino But when I try deepsleep, both 3V3_Pymodule and 3V3_Sensors are staying high during deepsleep.

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            jmarcelino @akshayjames
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            @akshayjames
            Are you using the py.go_to_sleep() Pysense functions to go into deepsleep?

            It won't work with machine.deepsleep()

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              akshayjames @jmarcelino
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              @jmarcelino Oh. Yes I was using machine.deepsleep().
              Now it works. Thank you for your help.

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