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    Pybytes with intermittent connectivity

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      sjj698
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      Can someone please point me in the right direction to get my workflow correct.....

      I collect data, buffer it on the device and want to send IF there is connectivity. I am using the latest pybytes firmware.

      If there is connectivity all works, but if not then the device just its waiting to connect for ages.

      Can I get the device to boot, start logging and then somehow have a 'thread' that attempts to connect and transmit if successful.

      Having pybytes hang on boot is an issue.....

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        Gijs
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        You can look at this page: https://docs.pycom.io/pybytes/api/ to start pybytes manually. Set pycom.pybytes_on_boot(False). You can first setup the connection and for example check different SSID's, and when connected, call the code in the top codeblock to actually start Pybytes

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