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    Accelerometer wake-up features added to Pytrack and Pysense

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      seb
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      @ThomasP

      Could you create a new forum thread for the issues you are facing and I will help you get your board set up and running.

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        KenM
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        Hi,

        I have an extra I2C sensor on the Pysense. (water pressure)
        I would like to wake up my lopy4 if it's above a certain value.

        Can this be done?
        And which code should I change/update?

        Thanks

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