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    How to wakeup pytrack2 after calling sensor_power(False)

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    • J Offline
      jbthompson
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      I have a wipy3 connected to pytrack2 board.
      Calling pytrack.sensor_power(False)
      This powers down the pytrack2 board.
      Is there anyway the Wipy3 can restart the pytrack board? Or do I have to power cycle the whole thing.

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        Gijs
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        Hi
        callingpytrack.sensor_power(False) should only disable the sensors (Accelerometer, the Pyport and GPS), you should be able to call pytrack.sensor_power(True) to re-enable the power to those sensors. The coprocessor (which controls the power switching) should not power down

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