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    TypeError: object with buffer protocol required Lora and I2C

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      Asim Khan
      last edited by robert-hh

      I am receiving some data via from STM32 on my poly4 and its fine. But when i send that data via lora a get folloeng error "TypeError: object with buffer protocol required" for the line s.send(data)

      Below is my code

      data = ''
      data =   uartpic.uart.read()
      
      while True:
      
          s.setblocking(True)
          s.send(data)
          utime.sleep_ms(500)
      

      For lora (https://docs.pycom.io/tutorials/networks/lora/lorawan-otaa). if i send some other data via lora(e.g. data = "Hello" s.send(data) ), it is working for me but not for data = uartpic.uart.read()

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        Gijs
        last edited by

        You might have to use struct.pack() (for multiple data pieces) or bytes(data) to transform the data object to the correct type.

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          robert-hh @Asim Khan
          last edited by

          @Asim-Khan uart.read() is non-blocking. If there is no data available, it returns None. And None ist not an object with a buffer protocol. Thus the error message. You have to test before sending, if you have read something from the UART.

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