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      misterlisty
      last edited by

      I have updated the firmware of the pysense but it doesn't create a comport for me to connect to? I have pytrack which does create a comport.

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        jcaron @misterlisty
        last edited by

        @misterlisty Sometimes the firmware update says it worked OK, but it actually didn't. Re-updating the firmware fixes that.

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          misterlisty
          last edited by

          How do i know i it updated?

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            jcaron @misterlisty
            last edited by

            @misterlisty it starts working again...

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              livius @misterlisty
              last edited by livius

              @misterlisty
              Hi, this code tell you about version, compare it with what state in updater tool:
              code for boards like Lopy, Wipy..

              import os
              os.uname()
              

              code for pytrack:

              from pytrack import Pytrack
              py = Pytrack()
              py.read_fw_version()
              

              code for pysense:

              from pysense import Pysense
              py = Pysense()
              py.read_fw_version()
              

              think about people first, then computers

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                misterlisty
                last edited by

                Say 8 as the output

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                  livius @misterlisty
                  last edited by

                  @misterlisty
                  It looks like up to date

                  think about people first, then computers

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                    seb
                    last edited by

                    Can you please try a different USB cables, there has been quite a few users reporting issues with certain USB cables. Out of curiosity, what module are you inserting into your Pysense?

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                      jcaron
                      last edited by

                      @misterlisty just to be clear, do you still have the issue (and you are connecting via Wi-Fi / telnet), or is the USB issue resolved?

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