Latest datasheet is available here

Make sure your Wappsto:bit is turned on and the status LED is on. If the LED light is not on, try using a different power source.

If the LED is on, it may already have been setup to a Wi-Fi and should be reset.

Resetting your Wappsto:bit, means unclaiming it from Wappsto and removing current connectivity setup.

First, power on the Wappsto:bit
Then, press the brown button found on the right side of the Wappsto:bit button.

The LED will start blinking white, keep the button pressed down. Once the blinking stops, it has been reset.

This is because your Wappsto:bit is claimed to another Wappsto account than the one you are currently using.

Reset your Wappsto:bit to claim it with another account.

Resetting your Wappsto:bit, means unclaiming it from Wappsto and removing current connectivity setup.

First, power on the Wappsto:bit
Then, press the brown button found on the right side of the Wappsto:bit button.

The LED will start blinking white, keep the button pressed down. Once the blinking stops, it has been reset.

Resetting your Wappsto:bit, means unclaiming it from Wappsto and removing current connectivity setup.

First, power on the Wappsto:bit
Then, press the brown button found on the right side of the Wappsto:bit button.

The LED will start blinking white, keep the button pressed down. Once the blinking stops, it has been reset.

Your free Wappsto account gives you access to the Wappsto APP and Wappsto.com
Your account is limited to a certain amount of devices and data usage, but it’s more than enough for personal projects 🙂
Read more about Wappsto accounts and pricing here.

First, make sure you have a Wappsto:bit NB-IoT or NB-IoT+ that supports NB-IoT conneciton and a working sim.
Then you just switch the position of the jumper on the pin headers as shown in the images below.

1)

 

Wappsto:bit in Wi-Fi mode (yellow and red pin)

 2)

Take a look at the example code in the ressources area above, and keep in mind that only the NB-IoT+ product is equipped with GPS.

Keep in mind that some external sensors are 5V sensors, but the voltage provided form the Wappsto:bit is 3.3V, so you’ll need an alternative setup to power 5V sensors.

If your micro:bit is inserted in your Wappsto:bit and both are powered, you might experience some difficulties.
This can arise because of a so-called ‘common ground’ issue. Just take your micro:bit out of the Wappsto:bit and try again and it should load just fine 🙂