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    Wake up LoPy in sleep mode with another LoPy??

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      amartinez Pybytes Beta
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      Hi!

      I was wondering if is there any way to wake up a LoPy while in sleep mode with another LoPy.

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        livius @amartinez
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        @amartinez
        Why? You sleep it then why you suppose that it should wake up?
        Do not sleep it at all if you need to comunicate every time.

        Or you talking about one lopy connected by some cable to another lopy?

        think about people first, then computers

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          amartinez Pybytes Beta @livius
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          @livius what I need to do is:

          • Read and save data from a sensor every 10min and then sleep.
          • Send that data via LoRa to another LoPy, but not scheduled, I won't know exactly when to send the data, so if the other LoPy asks for the data and the other LoPy is sleeping, is there any way to wake it up?
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            livius @amartinez
            last edited by livius

            @amartinez said in Wake up LoPy in sleep mode with another LoPy??:

            What will be initiator of that action? Communication by Lora? In sleep it is not available.
            Only some PIN wake up - but how do you suppose some PIN go e.g. High - what can init this action?

            think about people first, then computers

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