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      HANSJORG2
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      Hi! I recently started a project with the LoPy, it is however not a new board. I has been used one year ago in a different project.

      I would like to keep the code that is still on it, how do I do this?
      After I got the code off, how do I get started? Do I require a log-in/registration/username and password?

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        robert-hh @HANSJORG2
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        @hansjorg2 You should be able to connect to it by both Telnet and FTP. The default IP address is 192.168.4.1, the SSID somethinglike LOPY-xxx-xxx. The AP password is www.pycom.io. The credentials for Telnet and ftp are:
        user: micro
        password: python
        These are the defaults. Alternatively, you can hook up a serial terminal either with a USB/TTL-serial adapter or the pycom expansion board. That gives you a terminal access. Tools like adafruit's ampy then allow access to the files.
        All that is well documented. I reccomend to look into the starting sections of the documentation at https://docs.pycom.io/

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          HANSJORG2 @robert-hh
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          @robert-hh I don't have acces to wifi, it has been disabled to save power.

          I do have the expansion board, but I can't find "adafruit's ampy" is this only for Linux?

          Thank you for your reply!

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            robert-hh @HANSJORG2
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            @hansjorg2 Ampy is a a python program. You'll find it here: https://learn.adafruit.com/micropython-basics-load-files-and-run-code/install-ampy

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