Not getting Sensor Readings in Pysense with FiPy Module

[jmarcelino]

@archana-kadam

The FiPy only supports Cat M1 and NB-IoT networks. Which one are you using?

[Archana Kadam]

@jmarcelino
Cat M1 we are using

[Archana Kadam]

@administrators
Hello,

We are trying to send data from fipy to sever using urequests, but getting an error. We are running code in atom.

import urequests
response = urequests.get("http://localhost/server.php?data="+msg)
response.close()

Error Message:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<stdin>", line 12, in <module>
ImportError: no module named 'urequests'

[jmarcelino]

@archana-kadam
Which operator are you using and which country for Cat M1?

Also can you please split your questions into separate topics (LoRa nano-gateways issues, LTE issues, sensor reading issues,..) , it's becoming impossible to understand what is working or not for you.

For example is the post below about using the LTE connection or WiFi?

If you can ask these questions on separate topics it would be easier for us to understand and help you. Thanks.

[Archana Kadam]

@jmarcelino
We are using INDIA for Cat M1

Thank you

[jmarcelino]

@archana-kadam

There is no live Cat M1 network in India. Are you working on a closed trial with a mobile operator? If so we'll need more details (carrier name, frequency, APN) to support it.

[Archana Kadam]

@jmarcelino
As u say there is no live Cat M1 network in India. Means we cannot use built LTE option available in fipy board from India. So what is other option to use the LTE from India.
Thank you

[Archana Kadam]

@jmarcelino
Hello,
As u say there is no live Cat M1 network in India. Then how we can use normal LTE from fipy board. Please help us as soon as possible your help will be appreciable.

Thank You

[jmarcelino]

@archana-kadam
It's not possible to use regular LTE on the FiPy, it's an LTE-M modem. You need to have LTE-M or NB-IoT from the operator.

[Archana Kadam]

@jmarcelino
Is there any solution to connect LTE,Wifi and LoRa normally of fipy board.

[jmarcelino]

@archana-kadam

Normal LTE no.. unless you use a WiFi-LTE router (MiFi) or external LTE modem.