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    New firmware release v1.13.0.b1 (Sigfox and LoRa coexistency on the LoPy4)

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      daniel
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      @naveen please go to the Sigfox back-end portal, click on your device (the FiPy in question) and, find the option to "Disengage the sequence number" and click on it. The try sending messages again. The failed update might have messed up the NVM of the device causing a a corruption of the sequence numbers.

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        Xykon administrators @Xykon
        last edited by Xykon

        @xykon said:

        UPDATE: During internal testing I discovered a bug where, when you try to update/register more than one Sigfox device for the first time using the restart button, the download seems to take forever when updating the second device. I will upload a bugfix for this as soon as possible.

        A bugfix for this is now available as a beta release for [LINK NO LONGER AVAILABLE]

        Christian Ehlers

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          naveen @daniel
          last edited by naveen

          @daniel As you suggested, I clicked on the "Disengage the sequence number" option for the registered FiPy device in the SigFox backend but the FiPy still does not send message.
          How can I know if the SigFox chip is okay and working? Is there any way to debug whether the messages are being sent?

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            daniel
            last edited by

            Hello Naveen,

            The only way to know if the device is transmitting is with a Spectrum Analyzer, but I don't think you could have damaged the radio. Please read the Sigfox ID and PAC from the device and tell me what you get:

            from network import Sigfox
            import socket
            import binascii
            
            sigfox = Sigfox(mode=Sigfox.SIGFOX, rcz=Sigfox.RCZ3)
            
            print(binascii.hexlify(sigfox.id()))
            
            print(binascii.hexlify(sigfox.pac()))
            

            Cheers,
            Daniel

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              naveen @daniel
              last edited by naveen

              '@daniel I got this output:

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                daniel
                last edited by

                @naveen seems correct. Are you able to revert the firmware back to the previous release? As far as we can test Sigfox is still working OK with this version, but maybe in your case there's a problem. It would be great if you can revert to the 1.12.0.b1 release and test again. Thanks.

                Cheers,
                Daniel

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                  pymiom
                  last edited by

                  @daniel do you have any ideas about the reboots of the fipy? I still have yet to downgrade, but need the Sigfox functionally and concerned it may not be in the version I downgrade to.

                  Cheers!

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                    daniel
                    last edited by

                    @pymiom 1.12.0.b1 also has Sigfox. Have you tried a different USB cable? There are a lot of weird issues which are caused by faulty cables...

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                      naveen
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                      @denial How can I revert back to 1.12.0.b1 ? I guess the updater always installs the latest one.

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                        livius @naveen
                        last edited by

                        @naveen
                        https://forum.pycom.io/post/3190

                        think about people first, then computers

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                          naveen @livius
                          last edited by

                          Thanks @livius, just downgraded to 1.12.0.b1 using the same link you provided. @daniel it is still same, no message is going to sigfox backend.
                          Can be it antenna issue?

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                            naveen
                            last edited by

                            Also, in the device information at Sigfox backend "Radio Configurations" seems wrong. ( I am in Japan):

                            Modem manufacturer: PYCOM_device_maker
                            Modem name: SiPy-14
                            Modem version: S I P Y 1.0 R
                            Radio Configurations: RC1

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                              naveen
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                              @daniel @Xykon I also updated to the latest version but sigfox is not working. Do you have any idea what could be the reason? Is it bricked?

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