An effort to bring all documentation inline is ongoing at the moment and things should be clearer going forward. We are aware of a few conflicting pieces of information that need clearing up.
Ill pass along the feedback about schematics being made available to the public.
Hi @martinnn,
Thanks for noticing, I've forwarded it to the team and we'll work on that. These shortcuts work in Atom, but they clash with VSCode's shortcuts.
@nazz Here click me (scrol down a little) you can see the pictures of testing lab where you can see the pins for these pads. This presents GPy which have different pads placement, but gives you an idea.
@jcaron
The pysense and pytrack are nice samples of how to use the xxPy modules.
IMHO It would benefit pycom if they publish the schematics. It will serve as inspiration for new pycom based products. Now it is a source of frustration and wasted hours of figuring out how it is all interconnected.
Also the datasheets are far from complete. We have a low power device that can be put in deep sleep (uA) but on the other hand (some versions) need a power supply of over 500mA. Documentation needs some care.
It looks like they are growing (to) fast as a company with (to) many products to support at this moment. I'm a bit reluctant to put the modules in a real product at this moment. Are there pycom oem module based products on the market yet?
