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    Fipy Firmware Upgrade Error

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      prasadsnayak @prasadsnayak
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      @prasadsnayak :Worked!!, I did the local firmware upgrade

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        prasadsnayak
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        I again tried to upgrade the firmware with latest one(FiPy-1.18.0.r1.tar) with latest pycom firmware update tool but failed the flashing and throws an error "Invalid head of packet(\x00)0_1538395192477_Pycom_upgrade_issue.JPG

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          robert-hh @prasadsnayak
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          @prasadsnayak This liek the ones before is a transmission error, especially since some of the sections were updated properly. Did you use low speed? You could also try to use a different USB cable.

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            prasadsnayak
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            Also get invalid segment length message on the console while pressing reset button

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              robert-hh @prasadsnayak
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              @prasadsnayak That's most likely because you the upgrade was interrupted. Please try again, with a good short USB cable, at low speed.

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                prasadsnayak @robert-hh
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                @robert-hh I tried with baudrate of 59600 and i am able to do the upgrade. Many Thanks

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                  robert-hh @prasadsnayak
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                  @prasadsnayak Very good. This is still strange. The Fipy itself accepts a baud rate of 921600 Baud. The Expansion boards also work at that baud rate. Other USB/Serial bridges may only work with lower baud rates, like the ones with a ch340g chip. USB cables may also limit the speed. So there is something special in your set-up.

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                    prasadsnayak @robert-hh
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                    @robert-hh I forgot to mention that i also changed the USB cable, earlier i was using 30V vw-1 low voltage computer cable later changed samsung USB cable(which worked for me)

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                      emmecilab
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                      Hi all
                      I'm trying to update the firmware of my FiPy. I connected G23 and GND pins, removed jumpers for CTS and RTS and pressed reset button but the tool can't connect to the board.
                      Any help?
                      Thanks

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                        Paul Thornton @emmecilab
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                        @emmecilab I have only managed to see this when I've done something like put the module in the wrong way round or I'm using a usb cable that makes a bad physical connection. Im sure you already have but could you try removing/reseating the module in the expansion board and trying again.

                        Same with the USB. If its still failing. drop a ticket to support@pycom.io or pm me on here and I'll help get this sorted.

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