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    GPy and Expansion Board 2.0

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      sothy shan
      last edited by

      I am using Orange LTE-M network sim to connect my GPy and Expansion Board 2.0.
      It is not attached. Any help? why it is not working?
      Do I need to use Expansio Board 3.0?

      Thanks
      Sothy

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        Paul Thornton
        last edited by

        A version 2.0 expansion board should be fine. It would help debug the issue if we could know what country are you trying to connect to orange in however :)

        Paul

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          sothy shan
          last edited by sothy shan

          Thanks and I'm in France. How to debug in this situation?

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