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    Gpy datasheet. Yay and errors

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      gregcope
      last edited by gregcope

      Hi.

      Great new datasheet that i am sure engineers will love.

      https://docs.pycom.io/chapter/datasheets/downloads/gpy-specsheet.pdf

      However version 1 has 2 issuettes/errors;

      1. The diagram on page 3 shows a UFL connector top right. The wording says “sigfox/lora”. The gpy has neither. Should the wording referance “LTE”.

      2. Page 4 claims a mini cpu power usage of 25uA, whilst the table on page 10 has 24 mA for deepsleep. Which is correct? I hope 25uA, and hence page 10 table needs an edit.

      Thanks for the great doc. Will help answer loads of questions (like which pins are free!)

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        jcaron
        last edited by

        Definitely great docs. The Lopy4 spec also has an error, I believe the unit for the deep sleep current is wrong.

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          rskoniec
          last edited by

          Also it would be helpful to add nSIM card orientation (https://forum.pycom.io/topic/2486/nano-sim-card-orentation/2) to these datasheets (GPy, FiPy).

          The machine is working as good as it's code.

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