deepsleep maximum time
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@seb there's a Pytrack available, so no need for a deep sleep shield...
@combaindeft are you using LoRa?
Witout LoRa, the code is as simple as:
- do whatever to need to do
- setup_sleep
- go_to_sleep
With LoRa, you need to add nvram_restore and nvram_save.
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Sorry, yes you are correct, looks like I need a stronger morning coffee! @combaindeft The Pytrack has the same functionality as the deepsleep shield built in, the example code should be very similar and can be found here: https://docs.pycom.io/chapter/pytrackpysense/apireference/sleep.html
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