Setup trouble - can't connect to device
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 I have a LoPy 4 that is a couple of years old (and a version 2.1A expansion board, and I'm on a Mac.) It worked the last time I used it over a year ago and now I'm trying to connect to it again. I have Atom running and the latest version of Pymakr (1.4.11). I think it might be a serial port issue, I recall that OSX can be flaky about usb serial ports. When I click "get serial ports" I get this: 
 Found 2 serialports
 /dev/tty.TaoTronicsTT-BH07-CSRGA (Unknown manufacturer) (copied to clipboard)
 /dev/tty.JAMBOXbyJawbone-SPPDev (Unknown manufacturer)which are for bluetooth headphones. When I do this from command line: 
 ls -l /dev/cu.*I get this: 
 crw-rw-rw- 1 root wheel 21, 3 Mar 9 13:58 /dev/cu.Bluetooth-Incoming-Port
 crw-rw-rw- 1 root wheel 21, 5 Mar 9 13:50 /dev/cu.JAMBOXbyJawbone-SPPDev
 crw-rw-rw- 1 root wheel 21, 1 Mar 9 13:50 /dev/cu.TaoTronicsTT-BH07-CSRGAWhen I plug in the pycom to usb, then start Atom, I see this: 
 AutoConnect enabled, ignoring 'address' setting (see Global Settings)
 Searching for PyCom boards on serial...
 No PyCom boards found on USBWhen I press "Connect" I get this: 
 AutoConnect: No device availableI have press the Reset button several times. I've read the troubleshooting docs. Can anyone assist? Thanks! 
 
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 @dws Drat I was using a charge-only usb cable. Does anyone know if there is a universal way that charge-only or true data + charge cables are indicated, ie does the presence of the USB logo indicate true data capability? I would just ring out the cable with a ohmmeter but it's not easy to tap into the pins and frankly it's an annoying thing to have to do. thanks 
 
