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    Pygo1 Programing pymakr

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      Daniel Almeida
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      Does anyone can help me with some explanation about how to programing the Pygo1 with pymakr. I connect the Pygo1 on the pycradle and then to the usb port, but the Pymakr don't recognize the device.

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        Pete Allen 0 Global Moderator
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        Please can you post some more details?
        Are you using Pymakr with VSCode or Atom? What platform are you on? Which version are you using (it is worth updating the plugin).

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          Daniel Almeida
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          I'm triying with Atomv1.60 and pymakr v2.3.7, and Visual Studio Code v1.69 with pymkakr v 1.1.18, I was trying to install the v 2.12. 13 of pymakr but when I install this version I have the error: "The Terminal process terminated with exit Code:1.

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            Pete Allen 0 Global Moderator
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            In PyMakr settings, the autoconnect com port manufacturers may need a tweak.
            If you change it to
            Pycom, Pycom Ltd., Pycom Ltd, FTDI, Microsoft, Microchip Technology, Inc., Cypress Semiconductor, Silicon Laboratories, Silicon Labs

            it will hopefully auto-connect

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              Daniel Almeida @Pete Allen 0
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              @Pete-Allen-0 How Can I change this parameters to give it a try.

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                Pete Allen 0 Global Moderator
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                On my system in Atom (on windows) it is settings->Packages->PyMakr(in installed packages)->settings and scroll to to near the bottom and paste in the updated serial port string.

                ComPort.png

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                  Daniel Almeida @Pete Allen 0
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                  @Pete-Allen-0 My Atom now recognize the device as Silicon labs, Thank you very much, but now, I would like to obtain the GPS data and send this data to a LoRaWAN network, Is possible that the libraries for Fipy devices for connect to LoRaWAN works with it? and the pytrack examples of your Github repository? I have a previous Fipy and with the Github examples I achive it, but I have the doubt if the same examples I can work with the Pygo1

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