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    Can't get my GPy to work

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      Alonso21
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      I recently bought a GPy for a project that I'm working on, but for the last 3 weeks I had no luck. I'm using Atom with the Pymakr package, and did some test code like changing the LED color and that worked, but when I try a code I founded on a Core electronics tutorial, I got no answer at all.
      I am from Mexico and using an AT&T sim, have someone made that work?
      Any help will be very appreciated

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        robert-hh @Alonso21
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        @Alonso21 This is a little bit vague. Please tell us the firmware version you are using. You get that, when you push Ctrl-B in the REPL prompt (= terminal window) of the device.
        Also please tell us the LTE modem firmware version. You will get that by typing (or pasting) these three commands at the REPL prompt:

        from network import LTE
        lte=LTE()
        print(lte.send_at_cmd('AT!="showVersion"'))
        

        And please tell us, which software you try to use.
        Did you have a look at the examples in the pycom documentation?
        https://docs.pycom.io/tutorials/lte/

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