FiPy with PyTrack2.0
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Hello, I'm new to all this so please be gentle!
I have a FiPy with a PyTrack2.0. I've got it all set up with Atom, and I've been able to get various bits of code running. I'd now like to use the GNSS chip on the PyTrack2.0. I've downloaded the py-com libraries zip file from github and I'm using the example code from the PyTrack2.0 directory of the downloaded zip.
When I try to run the example code, it says "no module named L76GNSS". As you'll see from the screenshot, the L76GNSS.py file is in the lib directory of my project. How do I tell it how to find the L76GNSS.py file?
Many thanks for your help.
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I've solved my own problem. Thought I might as well record the solution.
You have to do an upload, not just a run!
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