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      Andres Ortega
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      I don't know clearly how to connect a pycom lopy4 with arduino iot 33. can anyone please help me with some idea or document where I can solve it? I want lopy4 to send information and iot 33 as a receptor of this info

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        robert-hh @Andres Ortega
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        @Andres-Ortega Both board support WiFi, Bluetooth, UART, SPI, I2C. Do you want to connect by wire or wireless?

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          Andres Ortega @robert-hh
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          @robert-hh Wireless via wifi is my goal

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            robert-hh @Andres Ortega
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            @Andres-Ortega You can set up the lopy4 as WiFi AP and connect it with the Arduino. Then you can do socket level data exchange. That's easy with the LoPy4, and some more work with the Arduino. But there should be many examples to go for. You could as well set up a MQTT server in your network (any PC, RPi, etc will do) and use it by both the LoPy4 and Arduino for data exchange.

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