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    turn off WLAN interface for power save

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      Baruch1966
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      Is there a way to shut the WLAN interface.

      In micropython there is wlan.active() methode but that doesn't work.

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        Roberto @Baruch1966
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        Hello @Baruch1966,
        This question has been asked before

        @abilio said in Disable wifi for low power operation:

        @tmk854, this option is currently not available, but it will be added in a future firmware release. I invite you to stay tuned to upcoming news.

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          RicoLA
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          Hi there,
          I'm interested in disabling the Wifi too !
          This would be VERY useful to save a lot the battery for Solar powered environmental autonomous sensors ;-) !!

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            sakis
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            As this is on our roadmap, let's keep the ongoing discussions in one topic to minimise administration effort

            Locking the topic, the discussion continues at: https://forum.pycom.io/topic/156/disable-wifi-for-low-power-operation

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