@dexter12 Our application is remote pump management in Australia. Currently using raspberry PIs with usb cell modems. The PI has full python & is a nice platform but usb modem choices are limited. The built in modem on the gpy is a nice idea but the limited repertoire of micropython makes code porting a pain but worth it to have another string to the bow.

Dear Robert, @robert-hh said in G01 power consumption: Without LTE init, the current drops to 20µA too. Are you saying that the LTE shutdown magic by invoking lte.deinit() referenced many times in the forum will not be required at all? Our scenario is that we are currently not using the LTE modem of the FiPy and want to get power consumption as low as possible. We are humbly asking for your experience here, especially with the latest firmware releases. Also, I just stumbled over lte.send_at_cmd('AT!="powerOff"'), which also does not sound that bad ;]. Maybe this will shut down the modem in the quickest way possible without going through all procedures of the regular lte.deinit(). Thanks already for taking the time to answer our question on this evergreen topic. With kind regards, Andreas.

@jmarcelino What is the right voltage a for that pin? What is the amperage required for the modem?

@BetterAuto Fair enough. I can't add anything to this other than being mindful of power and also providing a dummy load for the antenna. We elected to have programming pins on the pcb we can use - though it means the W01 must be soldered in first of course. I would be interested in hearing how it works for you. Sounds interesting. Kind regards - Richard