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    Pysense and Raspberry Pi Official Universal Power Supply

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      gruia.nichita
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      I tried to connect Pysense(+LoPy) using Raspberry Pi Official Universal Power Supply, after that Pysense doesn't work rather than LoPy. Can I restore Pysense?

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        livius @gruia.nichita
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        @gruia-nichita
        Did you connected it to the usb port of pysense?
        And what do you mean doesn't work it is broken?
        Try to connect it to computer by usb cable.

        think about people first, then computers

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          gruia.nichita @livius
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          @livius Yes, I connected to the USB port of Pysense. I tried to connect to computer, but computer doesn't detect my device. I used ls /dev/ttyA* , but list of results was empty.

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            seb @gruia.nichita
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            @gruia-nichita

            Can you try plugging the Pysense into USB without the LoPy connected, does it still not show up then?

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              gruia.nichita @seb
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              @seb I tried, but still to no avail.

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