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      JHN
      last edited by

      Hello!
      We're trying to connect our fipy to a local 5G network.

      Our problem is that the fipy never gets past this line
      lte = LTE()
      What could be the cause for that? Is there anywhere i can read what this function does? More than "instantiate the LTE object"

      Thanks in advance!

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        Paul Thornton
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        Try adding a few seconds of sleep before the call to LTE() (try five seconds) sometimes the firmware is still running setup task in the background and I have seen it cause this before.

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          JHN @Paul Thornton
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          @paul-thornton
          Thanks for your input, the probmlem was that we had connected some sensors on the pins that was shared with LTE.

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