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    Lopy 4 and Pytrack, no GPS found

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    • J Offline
      jefferson ayala
      last edited by Gijs

      Re: LoPy GPS Pytrack - No Coordinates foundf4983fdd-9cf9-4103-9a35-9494a45d0c2c-image.png

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        Gijs
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        Hi,
        For proper GPS reception, you will usually need to go outside. Next to that, it might take some time before the GPS actually receives all relevant satellites, so you will need to wait some time (its not uncommon for it to take minutes after a cold boot)

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          jefferson ayala @Gijs
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          @Gijs pero nunca me llega a mostrar nada , no se si es el codigo , talves tu la as utilizado , o sabes com programar en microphytron , esq soy nuevo , como te puedo contactar ,porfa es de urgencia este proyyecto :(

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            Gijs
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            Using the timeout in the declaration as you did will give you results only every 30 seconds, please keep that in mind while testing. Im assuming you took the example from https://github.com/pycom/pycom-libraries/blob/master/pytrack-2/main.py, which should work fine in any case.

            NB. on the forum we communicate in english, I would appreciate it if you could respond in english so other people can be helped as well :)

            Gijs

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