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    GPy LTE-M Connection

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      francesco.gallo @livius
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      @livius Hi,
      sorry, but I have the error message as in figure...

      0_1520015756626_img.png

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        francesco.gallo @francesco.gallo
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        @francesco-gallo And please, I am a newbie :(.. And I would like learn as send data (e.g. Temperature) using LTE...

        Is there an example code?

        BR

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          livius @francesco.gallo
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          @francesco-gallo
          What is your firmware version?

          import os
          os.uname()
          

          you should have 1.17.0.b1

          think about people first, then computers

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            francesco.gallo @livius
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            @livius 0_1520017800043_img1.png

            Ops...no...

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              livius @francesco.gallo
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              @francesco-gallo
              update device because docs fallow firmware and in 1.17 there was big change in LTE
              https://forum.pycom.io/topic/2734/new-firmware-release-v1-17-0-b1-completely-new-lte-class

              think about people first, then computers

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                francesco.gallo @livius
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                @livius And please, I am a newbie :(.. And I would like learn as send data (e.g. Temperature) using LTE...

                Is there an example code?

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                  livius @francesco.gallo
                  last edited by livius

                  @francesco-gallo said in GPy LTE-M Connection:

                  Is there an example code?

                  example of what? Updating firmware?
                  after this step we can go next :)

                  think about people first, then computers

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                    francesco.gallo @livius
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                    @livius Thanks...
                    The update is done...and now is ok..

                    My question is about an example code regards the use of LTE to send temperature value to online service, or send the temperature value to smartphone...

                    BR

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                      livius @francesco.gallo
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                      @francesco-gallo
                      First question is - do you have succesfully connected to LTE CAT M1?
                      If yes, which provider do you use and in which location (country)

                      For sensors you can use any code sample existed for e.g. wifi
                      only difference is start point (connection to the network)
                      next steps are the same create socket and send data
                      you can use e.g. urequest
                      https://github.com/micropython/micropython-lib/blob/master/urequests/urequests.py

                      e.g.

                      import urequests
                      res = urequests.post('your_service_url', json={'MyTemerarureSensorName': str(temp)})
                      res.close()
                      if (res.status_code - 200) < 100:
                          print("post ok:" + str(temp) + " C")
                      else:
                          print('some error')
                      

                      think about people first, then computers

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                        francesco.gallo @livius
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                        @livius Regards first question: i used the code here: https://docs.pycom.io/chapter/firmwareapi/pycom/network/lte/cat-m1.html...

                        But I did not have any results...The country is Italy and I have the tim sim..

                        BR

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