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    what "read_battery_voltage()" do ?

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      Jiemde Pybytes Beta
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      Is someone can explain what's the " read_battery_voltage() " in the Pytrack/Pysense lib do ?
      What's the result is ?
      Jiemde

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        Emmanuel Goudot @Jiemde
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        @Jiemde When a LiPo battery is connected to pytrack/pysense, it will give the Lipo (battery) voltage ;-)

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          Jiemde Pybytes Beta @Emmanuel Goudot
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          Hi @Emmanuel-Goudot,
          Thanks for your reply but I just read 0.802 with or without usb power supply with or without a Lipo battery pluged ?
          Is it why I ask this question!
          I just do: bat=py.read_battery_voltage() and bat return 0.802 and never change!
          Best regards
          Jiemde

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            Emmanuel Goudot
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            I had this trouble with previous version of pytrack_0.0.X.dfu. Do you use 0.0.4 ?

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              jmarcelino @Jiemde
              last edited by jmarcelino

              @Jiemde
              It's working here

              >>> py = Pysense()
>>> print (py.read_battery_voltage())
4.11466

              Make sure you have everything up to date: the Pycom board, the pycom-libraries and Pysense/Pytrack firmware

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