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Learn:The Arduino Guide to Low Power Design - Need to command the 1310 Murata module to sleep? #450

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Hello all,
I am studying the Low Power Design guide, and I see a paragraph that says: "It is important to know that the Low Power task applies only to microcontroller. This means that external modules such as Murata module we used here, found on MKR WAN 1310 board, must be coded in the task separately to make the module go into sleep state."

However, I also see in the MKRWAN library, in issues 13 and 28, statements indicating that commanding the Murata module to sleep is not necessary because "...the module will sleep by itself when idle, and there is no need to call sleep() for low power operation" (per Mr. Facchinm = facchinm).

I could easily be missing some key fact, but I wanted to check to see if the documentation should be updated, or if I'm misunderstanding the point being made in those two issues in MRKWAN library.

thank you in advance.

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