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    New firmware release v1.12.0.b1 (Sigfox and LoRa coexistency on the FiPy)

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      naveen
      last edited by

      Why am I getting sigfox.id() and sigfox.pac() as b'ffffffff' and b'ffffffffffffffff' respectively?

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        daniel
        last edited by

        @naveen did you get the Sigfox ID and PAC printed on the screen after the updater tool completed?

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          naveen
          last edited by

          I am getting the message shown below but no id or pac info:

          Result:
          Your device was successfully updated!
          Please remove the wire and reset the board.

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            daniel
            last edited by

            After updating and doing:

            import os
            os.uname()
            

            What do you get?

            Cheers,
            Daniel

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              naveen
              last edited by

              Everytime I run "os.uname()", FiPy disconnects and only gives partial output as below:
              (sysname='FiPy', nodename='FiPy', release='1.12.0.b1', version='v1.8.6-849-fcbbfe3 on 2018-01-03', machine='FiPy with ESP32' , lorawan=' > Failed to connect (Connection was reset)

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                daniel
                last edited by

                @naveen please let us know your WLAN mac address so that we can reset and you can get your Sigfox ID and PAC again.

                Please run:

                import binascii
                from network import WLAN
                
                print(binascii.hexlify(WLAN().mac()))
                

                And let us know your MAC address. Thanks.

                Cheers,
                Daniel

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                  naveen
                  last edited by Xykon

                  Mac address: <removed by admin>

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                    Xykon administrators @naveen
                    last edited by

                    @naveen It seems your sigfox credentials haven't been properly generated during the initial upgrade/device registration.

                    I have removed your device... can you please try to upgrade/register again?

                    Christian Ehlers

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                      naveen
                      last edited by naveen

                      OK, I am trying to upgrade/register again. Now I see an option "Country Selection" and I choose "Japan" where I live. Next is "SigFox region selection" but I do not find "Japan" in the available options.

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                        daniel
                        last edited by

                        @naveen we will add Japan with the next release of the updater tool. In the meantime, please select Europe as Sigfox region. Thanks.

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                          livius @daniel
                          last edited by livius

                          @daniel
                          Wipy2
                          I give another try with recent software compared to 1.7.2.b1 {which is stablest for me for wipy2}.
                          After flash (today):

                          1. connection to router give me timeout (30seconds) but if i ignore this i can connect to the socket in the network - i use static ip setting.
                          2. i2c (i2c=I2C(0, I2C.MASTER, baudrate=100000, pins=("P9", "P10")))
                          • bh1750 ok,
                          • pcf8574 ok
                          • read from bmp180 read only 0 for preasure but temperature is ok

                          flashed 3 times and tested 30 times with removing cables (5 times and also simple reset 5 for every flash).

                          downgraded to 1.7.2.b1 all work ok.
                          I must bring back my logic analyser to see issue on i2c but maybe you have some hint here?
                          And also what can be the reason of issue from point 1?

                          think about people first, then computers

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