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    I flashed old firmware to Pysense 2.0 boards

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      prothorin
      last edited by

      I followed manual and flashed boards with 0.8 dfu.
      Is possible to repair ?

      Thanks

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        sachindayma
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        I got myself into the same issue. I received the Pysense 2.0 board just yesterday and in a hurry, I updated the firmware as per the instructions, not noticing the warning.
        I realized this when I tried to run the sample Pysense code and got an error of 'Firmware Out of date'. I am kind of stuck as the sample code of pysense will not work.

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        Please help. Thanks

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          Gijs
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          Hi, I have the firmware revisions here:
          pysense_app_v15.py
          (the forum does not allow for .dfu uploads, so change the extension back to .dfu after downloading ;) )

          You should be able to update it like normally!
          Best

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            prothorin @Gijs
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            @Gijs Thanks
            One of my Pysense 2 board are start working.

            But other board have a special problem, Vin pin not connecting to Lopy vin, so no power on Lopy4.
            Checked other box and this is ok, all other pins are ok, but Vin not connecting.

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              Gijs
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              Did you insert the Lopy4 correctly? There is virtually nothing in the signal path between the USB connector and the Vin pin that can block the voltage. Other than a direct short ofcourse. Do you have loose metal bits laying around your workbench maybe?

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                prothorin @Gijs
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                @Gijs I checked all pin holes,
                Two front pin holes are very loose, dont hold pin.(Vin and Pin9)

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                  prothorin @Gijs
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                  @Gijs said in I flashed old firmware to Pysense 2.0 boards:

                  Did you insert the Lopy4 correctly? There is virtually nothing in the signal path between the USB connector and the Vin pin that can block the voltage. Other than a direct short ofcourse. Do you have loose metal bits laying around your workbench maybe?

                  I solved problem with a very thin copper wire, now working fine,

                  Thanks

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