I ended up using Atom on my windows pc and was able to talk on the port no problem. I'm not sure why the port was closed on the fedora pc. Hopefully this helps someone in their setup.

wl.init(mode=WLAN.STA_AP, ssid="apssid", auth=(WLAN.WPA2,'12378'), channel=7, antenna=WLAN.INT_ANT) available_nets = wl.scan()

Woo Hoo!! 🙏🏼💃🏽💥🎉🎉 Thanks, I guess I assumed that the expansion board was just the drivers for an onboard serial port. Next time, I'll look at the schematics as well, since the WiPy docs said that there wasn't any driver needed for use. It's all working, now I can geek out having combined my two favorite worlds... embedded systems and Python!

I've had Zadig be a bit fiddly in terms of getting the timing right. Ive not seen it take that long just to build a catalog. certainly not on decent hardware. On my laptop: i7 6700k, generic sdd. it was basically instant. are you seeing high cpu/io usage during those few seconds? (Admittedly it'll be hard to diagnose given the few seconds of time constraint..)

@jmarcelino That fixed the problem! I did not have a jumper on the RX pins. By demo application I mean that when I plug in the board the green LED flashes, followed by the blue LED every 4 seconds. Thanks a lot for your help!

@duhmojo said in I might get crapped on for this, but where is basic assembly information?: pycom.io/gettingstarted Hi, Firstly I would like to thank you for your feedback. We always welcome constructive feedback and we will working on overhauling the getting started guide very soon soon. We certainly need to provide better information regarding the antennas in the getting started guide. The URL the package points to is just a heading chapter, you can then use the arrows to navigate to the next page. I admit this isn't very intuitive, this will be improved in our overhaul.To directly answer your queries: The long black antenna is for LoRa/Sigfox, the flat antenna with four fingers is for the cellular radio and you do not require to use a wifi antenna because the module has a on-board chip antenna (the beige coloured block on the bottom of the module). The pinout which can be found here: https://docs.pycom.io/chapter/datasheets/development/fipy.html details which connector is which. A guide on how to connect the module to a Expansion board, pysense or pytrack can be found here: https://docs.pycom.io/chapter/gettingstarted/unboxing.html#first There are two tabs which take you through the process step by step including a link to a guide on how to update the pytrack/pysense firmware. (this is not the same as the modules firmware).

you have to restore your all wifi password credentials before resetting them, always chose unique password so that it could not be decrypted easily.

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