@protean Hi, when you click on "get location button", Device scans the wifi networks around and sends the result to Pybytes. Pybytes is using Google location API to figure out and the location.

@belal-chaudhary Can you confirm is your wireless network the standard wep/wpa-2 setup or does it use fancy certificate based authentication? Nothing strange going on Re Network proxy's like Eduroam/mobile providers are likely to have?

Just got around to getting back to this issue - thanks so much Xykon, problem solved! robert-hh: I did do erase during update yep, a few times, but eventually was solved with advice from the post above :)

Hi @klaus, Currently, you can only configure one WiFi network, and save multiple in the Pybytes console.

@jirkakrepl Thanks. I had worked this out.

@brady-aiello You have to change it on the xxPy device. I usuall switch to station mode in my boot.py script and connect the xxPy device to my home AP.

Hi @nicoloboatto, Indeed it is not supported currently, but it's on our list.

This is strange behavior. When I assign it a new ssid / pw, it acts as an access point, and I can directly connect to it. When I delete the device, and add it again with an ssid / pw for the local wifi, it connects to that, and subsequently connects to PyBytes.

I was able to upload it by not safe booting, but it would be nice to be able to boot in safe mode with this.

Thank you for your reply. Is there a simple example anywhere of sending data (temperature, humidity) to pybytes using the pysense shield?

Thanks for reply, it pooped back up and i am :)

@robmarkcole, you can register a billing address unless you left any field blank or filled incorrectly. Can you share a screenshot of the form?

@xykon Thanks for your confirmation - that will save me a lot of time. I'm going to wait for the official Nano gateway support then. Already pretty excited!

Hello Xykon, I kindly wanted to check, if there is an update on the Nanogateway support for PyBytes? It would be fantastic for me to have that supported. I'm running multiple LoPy's that are repoting sensor data via LoRa to a Nanogateway.

Hi @asavvin, thanks for reporting this issue. We are working on making lora working properly now.

Thank you for your comments. I was able to get it work w/o error, but since OTAA connection is more complex I tried to use ABP, but I am facing another issue I believe with 3d parameter for ABP. I could not define it in config.py correctly. configuration defined to use first lora_abp first server': 'mqtt.pybytes.pycom.io', 'network_preferences': ["lora_abp","wifi"], ABP defined as: abp': { 'nwk_skey': 'xxx', 'app_skey': 'xxx', 'dev_addr': 'xxxxxx' } getting an error message for 3d parameter Using configuration config.py file from /flash folder WMAC: 30aea4785f7c Firmware: 1.17.5.b2 Traceback (most recent call last): File "_main.py", line 95, in <module> File "/flash/lib/pybytes.py", line 30, in connect_lora_abp TypeError: function takes 3 positional arguments but 2 were given MicroPython v1.8.6-849-b9d53b40 on 2018-05-03; LoPy4 with ESP32

Hey @Bettina are these events going ahead?

@eric24 Aha... ok. Longer term eg 6 months horizon, Pycom will be offering connectivity services. For obvious reasons I cannot go into detail at this stage but we will make announcements soon. In the meant time, I take onboard your requirements and will ensure we publish some practical steps for short term supply. Leave that with me... Thanks Fred