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      Fred administrators @this.wiederkehr
      last edited by

      @this.wiederkehr

      Hi,

      Rest assured we are doing everything to shorten every possible timeline however we cannot release a product with a firmware issue simply to make a timeline. Some elements have simply taken alot more time to crack.

      The reason for the firmware is USB to serial connection, general power mgt for the sensors and the Pycom modules themselves.

      Thank you again for ALL your patience

      Best wishes Fred

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        this.wiederkehr
        last edited by

        Thanks for your fast answer and clarification!

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          daniel
          last edited by

          Hello everyone,

          Thanks for your understanding with the many delays. We needed a few more days to implemented all the features that we wanted to have on the firmware. I'm happy to announce that our EMS partner began with the flashing and testing process today and the boards will be shipped to us at the end of this week. We will start shipping the orders as soon as the Pytracks and Pysenses arrive to our UK warehouse early next week.

          Cheers,
          Daniel

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            marcozennaro Pycom Ambassadors
            last edited by

            Hi! Any updates? I look forward to experimenting with the board.
            Best,
            Marco

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              amartinez Pybytes Beta
              last edited by amartinez

              When will you post about the GPS API reference, and an example would be great to start.

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                stef
                last edited by

                hi,

                Some question about the Pytrack module :
                -What is the expected consumption in deep sleep ?
                -is the accelerometer interupt. lines wired ? ( The ST-LIS2HH12 chip have 2 int. line , have they been used in Pytrack design ? )

                Best,

                Stéphane A.

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                  daniel
                  last edited by

                  Hello,

                  We will publish the libraries for the GPS and Accelerometers and the rest of the sensors shortly. In the meantime, here are the Pin-out sheets:

                  https://docs.pycom.io/pycom_esp32/pycom_esp32/datasheets.html#pytrack

                  The expected consumption during deep sleep is between 10 and 15uA (with the GPS in back-up mode).

                  The interrupt of the accelerometer is wired.

                  Cheers,
                  Daniel

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                    livius @daniel
                    last edited by

                    @daniel
                    Question about External IO Header
                    Why numbering on oposite side

                    2    4   6  8   10
                    1    3   5  7   9
                    

                    not as

                    10  9   8  7   6
                    1    2   3  4   5
                    

                    We are accustomed to markings as in integrated circuits
                    0_1495790575538_upload-62938af7-a70d-4d50-9d1f-c8c771bf17b4

                    think about people first, then computers

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                      livius @daniel
                      last edited by livius

                      @daniel
                      one more question - for GPS is it possible to attach external antenna?
                      Because i do not see it on Pin-out

                      think about people first, then computers

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                        Fred administrators @Fred
                        last edited by Fred

                        @Fred UPDATE

                        Dear All,

                        The Pysense/Pytrack modules have arrived in the UK and we are busy making arrangements to ship the many backorders. Our goal is to have everything shipped by Tuesday next week. You will, no doubt, have started to receiving order acknowledgements confirming completion of orders.

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                        Best wishes Fred

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