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    Unresponsive fipy

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      definiteslacking
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      It had been working with pysense & pytrack, now pify in completely unresponsive.
      On connect, no LED

      Double checked firmware update (dfutils) of pysense, that still worked.
      Seated pify, connected, lsusb shows the device.

      Linux# screen /dev/ttyACM0 115200 does nothing.
      Windows Putty COM5> Serial 115200 does nothing.

      Linux# iwlist scan (look for wifi to telnet), nothing but my normal APs.

      Tried different USB cables, but no luck whatsoever.
      Any suggestions? Is it bricked?

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        definiteslacking @definiteslacking
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        @definiteslacking WOW
        Call this lack of sleep
        From another post, I found the solution:
        """
        The LED on Fipy should be on the same side/direction as micro-USB.
        """
        That would do it :/

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          robert-hh @definiteslacking
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          @definiteslacking Does the module still work?

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            definiteslacking @robert-hh
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            @robert-hh yes, after inserting it the correct way, everything was as normal!
            Now I just need to beef up my micro python skills!

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