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    • K Offline
      kop524
      last edited by livius

      Hello I'm not sure if it is possible to update without wiring those pins(GND and G23) or not?
      Asking cause I don't have any cable that can do that :(
      Regards, Horacy.

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        lebucur
        last edited by

        Hello, just try with something conductive (e.g. like a metal or so)

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          livius @kop524
          last edited by

          @kop524 said in Question about upgrade:

          Question is, what you have

          1. Have you expansion board?
          2. have you USB/UART converter?

          think about people first, then computers

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            kop524
            last edited by

            Yes I do have Exp. Board and I'm connecting to pc via miniusb to usb cable.

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              robert-hh @kop524
              last edited by

              @kop524 Any suitable piece of wire will do, which fit into the holes of the expansion board and do not touch anything else when plugged in. If you have a wire used to wrap cables when you buy them, usually black or white, just remove the isolation from the ends and use that.

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                livius @kop524
                last edited by

                @kop524
                you can try also
                0_1494275682761_upload-33c0bfdf-8099-4f30-9906-1e78848bd297
                You can use also cable from utp

                http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-NDGTekirc6o/Uis1aBcgtHI/AAAAAAAAAD4/3sn0deWi53Q/s1600/Ethernet+Cabel_Networking+Cable.png

                but better buy something - without this simple "tools" it is rather hard to go forward

                think about people first, then computers

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                  kop524 @livius
                  last edited by

                  @livius will it be ok to use yellow-green wire from electrical socket?

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                  • robert-hhR Offline
                    robert-hh @kop524
                    last edited by

                    @kop524 You can use any wire, as long as it fits into the connector on the expansion board, meaning it's diameter must not be beyond 0.6 mm or 25 mil. But you can cut it down until it fits.

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                      kop524 @robert-hh
                      last edited by

                      @robert-hh ok will try to find something :)
                      btw. if I'm not using battery the BAT jumper on exp. board doesn't have to be connected yes?? Asking cause I just seen that somehow one of the jumpers was not on board so I had to move jumper from BAT to missing TX.

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                        robert-hh @kop524
                        last edited by

                        @kop524 Unless you want to connect a battery, the bat jumper is not needed.

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                          kop524 @robert-hh
                          last edited by kop524

                          @robert-hh Ok I found some copper cable that fits but I can't get it to work and I don't see any change i its behavior eg.change of lights or anythong else :( Also inupgrade tool I get: https://scr.hu/nV1oXM every time I try to do this :(
                          Screens of cable and connections:
                          https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BzcbipawEImjQmVfTkd3Y3h1QTEwWHEtb0ZyQjNpdEdEOHBB

                          https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BzcbipawEImjMlliNGt3V2ROVVcyUFlnanVPX2JyTzdFNjdN

                          https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BzcbipawEImjU1VhRUhVbVh4WkM5dC1WS09mV2hqTk1rSWpZ

                          Ok now after I changed cables led instead being off it's actually turned on with blue light on with no blinking so I don't know if it's good or not :( but well tool gives me same error with it :(

                          Attention!!
                          I finally got it to work after changing ports from USB3.0 to USB2.0 on my pc and on second try it worked now I have latest firmware :)

                          Topic closed.

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                            RobTuDelft @kop524
                            last edited by

                            @kop524 You might want to check the COM port you are using. You can see in Windows device manager which COM port the Wipy is connected to.

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                              robert-hh @kop524
                              last edited by

                              @kop524 The cable seems to be at the right place. After plugging it, you have to connect your device to USB, and for sure press the reset button.
                              If you connected previously by USB, you should know the port to use.
                              You seem to use Windows. The COM port to use should be one with higher numbers, like COM5 and up. Look up in the device manager for the proper port. As long as the port is not visible, any connection will fail. You need the CP2102 VCP device driver, which is normally found by Windows itself.

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                                kop524 @robert-hh
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                                @robert-hh Thanks for all help check my last post :)

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