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    GPy Initial Startup Connection Issues

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      aventri
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      Hi, I just received the GPy module with the Expansion board 3.0. I updated the expansion board 3.0. Then attached the it as described. I see that the board is not detected with the gpy attached on the mac.

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      Only Expansion board 3.0 is able to connect:
      0_1549057427715_7677e8c1-8a7f-4fb5-bffe-edb0a5b5a559-image.png

      Few resets sometimes results in constant Red Led or green led blinks on the gpy.

      Has anyone had similar issues?
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        Stevo52 @aventri
        last edited by Stevo52

        @aventri My guess is that you haven't installed the drivers to allow you PC to see the Expansion Board com port? When I was starting with GPY, I found this tutorial from Core Electronics in Australia, to be very helpful..
        https://core-electronics.com.au/tutorials/pycom-gpy-getting-started.html

        It is Windows centric, but there are others to be found as well

        Now registered on this forum as Steve Williams (due to an email address change) - stevo7452@gmail.com

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