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    FiPy WiFI not created - restarted my computer RGB no longer blinking

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      Benjamin Mirad Gurini
      last edited by Benjamin Mirad Gurini

      I am using a FiPy I ordered a month or so ago.

      I first put my SIM-card into the board and connected a LoRa antenna underneath the board.

      I connected 5V to the 3v-5v input pin and connected it to ground, using an Arduino Uni, expecting a WiFi with SSID FiPy-Wlan to appear.

      There is an LED on the board, which started blinking blue, when I gave the board power. But there was no internet. I tried refreshing and manually adding a network with the SSID FiPy-WLAN to my internet settings; But nothing happened.

      I then restarted my computer. When I turned it back on, the LED was no longer blinking on the FiPy.

      When I hold down the button on the board (the small one in the top corner of the FiPy board) the LED will blink green momentarily.

      I have done nothing else with the board; This is literally the first time I've removed it from its packaging. Why is it not working?

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        Benjamin Mirad Gurini @Benjamin Mirad Gurini
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        @Benjamin-Mirad-Gurini Is the LED supposed to stop blinking?

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          Benjamin Mirad Gurini
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          Also, it appears, that I have no connection when connecting with my USB to UART through PUTTY. Once again, I have done nothing to the board other than power it, as stated on the minimum recommended circuit.

          I tried changing the power supply to a IPS 606D, giving it exactly 5V. Once again, it blinked for a few seconds and stopped.

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