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      dnear1
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      On the pytrack datasheet, there's mention of a power selector on page 5. There looks to be an "off" selection.
      https://docs.pycom.io/gitbook/assets/PyTrack2X_specsheet.pdf

      Is there any way to use this to turn the Pytrack off without disconnecting the battery?

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        Gijs
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        Yes, You should be able to use the py.reset_cmd() from the pycoproc.py library (the one you also use for the sensors) to hard-reset the module power
        This method of turning off the power is also used in the py.go_to_sleep() deepsleep option

        Gijs

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