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    How to wake up the lopy with the accelerometer

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      Gijs
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      The latest example is available here: https://docs.pycom.io/tutorials/expansionboards/sleep/, for use with the latest pycom libraries.

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        Bryan Hom @Gijs
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        @Gijs Hi thank you. i did see this earlier, but i could not find anything about recording that wake up value. I assume once the unit wakes up i could take a reading, but that reading that caused the wake up would be missed correct?

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          Yes, as the reading is only caught on the interrupt, before the microcontroller wakes up, we cannot see the data

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