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    Pycom ( Gpy, Fipy .... ) + 1nce Simcard for Lte communication.

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      DEFRAINE.JM
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      In reference to the article published on June 22, 2021, I would like to know if, today, the Sim card of 1nce can be used with the Gpy of Pycom? If yes where can I find an example of connection in Lte configuration?

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      Thanks in advance for all kind of answers.
      Best regards
      Jiemde

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        SciWax
        last edited by SciWax

        Dear Jiemde,

        yes, you can! I use the 1nce cards for more than a year now for transmitting data in Germany. In 2020 I've started from this community post back then to realize a connection between the GPy and the internet using LTE-M:

        https://community.hiveeyes.org/t/erschliessung-von-lte-cat-m1-und-nb1-mit-dem-pycom-fipy/1456/58

        I hope it helps!

        PS. A german forum, but the code is in English

        Kind regards,

        SciWax

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          DEFRAINE.JM
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          Hi Paul, Many thanks for this rapid answer.
          I will try that as soon as possible and give the result.
          Best regards
          Jiemde

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