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    No machine.wake_reason() for lightsleep?

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      railmonitor
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      Hi all.

      As the topic states, is there a machine.wake_reason() for lightsleep?

      I am using lightsleep for my FiPy, which is enabled using:

      machine.sleep(5000)
      

      this puts my FiPy in lightsleep for 5 seconds. If i try to get the wake reason using:

      print("Wake Reason: "+str(machine.wake_reason()))
      

      the result is: Wake Reason: (0, None). This is the result no matter if i just let the time run out, or if i wake it from acceleromeer which i set up and is able to wake the system up from lightsleep.

      What i basically need is to be able to check if a wake_up from lightsleep was triggered by the sleep interval running out, any ideas?

      Thanks!
      /RM

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        railmonitor
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        Anyone from Pycom who have a answer about this?

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