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    GPy firmware update failed

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      jermj93
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      I followed the steps to setup the GPy, but am getting a failure message when I try to update the firmware. The message I get is:

      "The upgrade failed, please check the connections and try the steps again."
      "This is the log of the upgrading process:"
      "Connecting..........................."
      "Failure!"

      I am using the expansion board and I have a jumper on the tx pins. I have a wire shorting G23 to GND. I installed the FTDI drivers. I'm getting this error on Windows 10, and I got a similar error running Ubuntu.

      I read from other forums that if I connect to the board using Tera Term and hit the reset button, that the board should identify itself, but I'm not getting anything.

      If I plug the board in without the shorting G23 and GND, the demo application seems to work fine, so I don't think it's bricked.

      Any ideas how to fix this?

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        jmarcelino @jermj93
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        Hi @jermj93

        Please go through this checklist to make sure everything is correct:

        https://forum.pycom.io/topic/763/firmware-upgrade-troubleshooting-checklist-procedure

        For example mention you have a jumper on the TX pins, but you must also have on on RX.

        Also what do you mean by "demo application"? You mean you can see the MicroPython interpreter (REPL)?

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          jermj93 @jmarcelino
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          @jmarcelino

          That fixed the problem! I did not have a jumper on the RX pins. By demo application I mean that when I plug in the board the green LED flashes, followed by the blue LED every 4 seconds.

          Thanks a lot for your help!

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