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    • securigyS Offline
      securigy
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      Do I need to buy Expansion board for FiPy in order to program it with MicroPython through VS Code dev environment (connecting to it over serial/USB) ?

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        robert-hh @securigy
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        @securigy No, you do not have to. You can use any USB/UART converter. Only using a suitable expansion board is more convenient, both from a mechanical and handling aspect.

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          securigy @robert-hh
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          @robert-hh ok, thanks. I ordered it anyway. My experience updating PyTrack and PySense (DFU) was awful though...

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