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      chrisi
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      I am trying to connect my SiPy to an MSP430 through UART but am not receiving anything. I have used an Ardunio to test that it works so i know nothing is wrong on the MSP430 side of things. The code is stuck on the uart.any()<=0 part of the code. My python knowledge isn't great so it may be something simple. I am using pins P5 and P6 as they are not used by the pytracks which i am also using. My code is listed below any help would be appreciated.
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        robert-hh @chrisi
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        @chrisi Are not P5 and P6 connected to the Sigfox module?
        https://docs.pycom.io/chapter/datasheets/downloads/sipy-pinout.pdf

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          chrisi
          last edited by chrisi

          Good pickup, I will try and use P10 and P11 unless you recommend anything else?

          Edit, it works now thanks for the help

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