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I have 2 COM ports that I set on my machine: 1 for PySence board and 1 for PyTrack board.
Although I could use simple Expansion Board I did not mind to spend more and having these board for future use. The PySence board is used with MQTT example (which I modified to my needs). It reads the data from MQTT Broker over WiFi and delivers it to LoRa socket. The PyTrack serves as Nano-Gateway: it uses example code from here: https://github.com/pycom/pycom-libraries/tree/master/examples/lorawan-nano-gateway
I can run each project from a separate window in VSCode and they work fine...up to the point that I launch them both. Then one of them stops...because they both fighting for the same COM port despite there are two...
The bottom line is that I am looking for a way to configure VSCode/PyMakr/Node.js or whatever in order that each project will connect to it is own specified COM port, in my case COM15 and COM19.
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I have 2 COM ports that I set on my machine: 1 for PySence board and 1 for PyTrack board.
Although I could use simple Expansion Board I did not mind to spend more and having these board for future use. The PySence board is used with MQTT example (which I modified to my needs). It reads the data from MQTT Broker over WiFi and delivers it to LoRa socket. The PyTrack serves as Nano-Gateway: it uses example code from here:
https://github.com/pycom/pycom-libraries/tree/master/examples/lorawan-nano-gateway
I can run each project from a separate window in VSCode and they work fine...up to the point that I launch them both. Then one of them stops...because they both fighting for the same COM port despite there are two...
The bottom line is that I am looking for a way to configure VSCode/PyMakr/Node.js or whatever in order that each project will connect to it is own specified COM port, in my case COM15 and COM19.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: