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    Nano-SIM Card Orentation

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      brotherdust
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      There doesn't seem to be any documentation illustrating the correct orientation of the Nano-SIM card on the FiPy. Either this is supposed to be blatantly obvious (which it's not, at least to me) or it should be documented. Can someone please clarify? Thanks!

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        seb
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        Hi,

        Thanks for pointing this out, I will make sure this is included in the upcoming documentation update. For now here is a diagram:

        0_1516355141526_sim Part1.png

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          brotherdust
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          @seb Fantastic! Thanks much!

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            rskoniec
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            @seb I think FiPy's Pinout Diagram is perfect place for the update with this picture.

            The machine is working as good as it's code.

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              rskoniec @rskoniec
              last edited by

              @rskoniec said in Nano-SIM Card Orentation:

              @seb I think FiPy's Pinout Diagram is perfect place for the update with this picture.

              @seb This should also be covered by new datasheets (GPy, FiPy).

              The machine is working as good as it's code.

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