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    Fipy, pytrack and arduino

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      iamnewtopycom
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      Hi all
      I have no experince with pycom, but sees fipy together with pytrack as a potential candidate for a project I have in mind.
      In short, I want to create an iot device with tracking capabilities and control of some motors and sensors. I plan to use an arduino as a controller for the motors and have serial communication with the pycom.
      My question is, can I use the fipy and pytrack together and still connect to the Arduino? I assume I need free RX/TX gpio?

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        robert-hh @iamnewtopycom
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        @iamnewtopycom At least, P10 and P11 are available and can be assigned to UART1. Which other pins can be used depends on whether you use the for other tasks.

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