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    LOPY Update failed

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      Willi
      last edited by Willi

      I just received 2 new Lopy with epansion board. The only message is:
      "The upgrade failed, please check the connection and try steps again".
      I am using WIN10. When i connect USB cable to Port i see a new Serial port (COM5) but i get no Connection. I tried 2 LOPY´s. and I also updatet FTDI. I checked 4 different USB-Cable. There is also no connection to PyMakr.
      What can i do else?

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        Xykon administrators
        last edited by

        What exactly do you mean by "i get no Connection"?

        Which terminal program are you using?

        Do you get an error message connecting to the serial port or do you simply get no output from the module?

        Christian Ehlers

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          Willi @Xykon
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          @Xykon whis the updater i get:
          "The upgrade failed, please check the connection and try steps again".
          and in PyMakr i only see::
          "Error while communicating with the Pycom device!(Click to attempt to reconnect).
          green LED is on, orange LED is half on, blue LED is blinking all 4 seconds.

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            Xykon administrators
            last edited by Xykon

            Please install a serial terminal program like putty or Tera Term to check the output from the LoPy.

            When you have G23 connected to GND and press the reset button on the module, you should see the following output:

            rst:0x1 (POWERON_RESET),boot:0x3 (DOWNLOAD_BOOT(UART0/UART1/SDIO_REI_REO_V2))
            waiting for download
            

            Also the latest firmware update should have a command window with more output. Please make sure you downloaded the latest version and post the output from this window.

            Christian Ehlers

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              Willi @Xykon
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              @Xykon Hi,

              Yes i am also using Tera Term but i dont know the Setting;
              Baudrate
              Data
              Parity
              Stop
              Flow Control
              Where can I find These Settings?

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                Xykon administrators @Willi
                last edited by Xykon

                @Willi
                Baudrate: 115200bps
                Data: 8bit
                Parity: None
                Stop: 1bit
                Flow Control: None

                Christian Ehlers

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                  Willi @Xykon
                  last edited by

                  @Xykon Thank you for prompt answer.
                  I tried this and now I have Connection to Tera Term.
                  But why does your Pycom Firmware update not work?

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                    abilio @Willi
                    last edited by

                    Hi @Willi, as @Xykon mentioned, the last updater tool for Windows should also open a command prompt dialog on the side/back. Can you confirm this is the case? If not, you're using an outdated tool known for this failure you're describing.

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                      Willi @abilio
                      last edited by Willi

                      @abilio Sorry for delay, I was at lunch.
                      I used the update Software download from getting started., yesterday!
                      0_1478002554096_pycom_fail.jpg

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                        Xykon administrators
                        last edited by

                        Did you connect GND to G23 and press the reset button on the board before starting the updater?

                        Christian Ehlers

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                          Willi @Willi
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                          @Willi Now it works. Thanks to Abilio. We found that factory forgot to set one Jumper.

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                            abilio @Willi
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                            @Willi, glad to hear it worked after you set up the missing jumper. I'm now closing this thread as solved.

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