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    SiPy firmware update tool now available with ID and PAC for activation

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      sybrenromer @daniel
      last edited by

      @daniel Ah that was my mistake then x) It seems to work fine now with the update mode, but the updater still fails. I think this might have something to do with the windows serial port, so maybe I should wait for the linux updater and try that first before bothering you guys with it :)

      Cheers,
      Sybren

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        jmarcelino
        last edited by

        Updated my SiPy, registered with Sigfox backend and also tested with Sigfox network emulator. All working fine! Thanks for the many hours poured into this :)

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          daniel
          last edited by

          @jmarcelino thanks for the positive feedback :-)

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            sk
            last edited by sk

            Can't seem to update my SiPy?
            I connect the GND to G23 and then plug in the usb.
            Then I start up the updater and choose the correct port but I get this message:
            Result
            The upgrade failed, please check the connections and try these steps again.
            This is the log of the upgrading process:
            Connecting.................................
            Failure!

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              daniel @sk
              last edited by

              @sk could you please try to upload the message screenshot again? Thanks...

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                sk @daniel
                last edited by

                @daniel
                ![0_1486416682108_Capture.JPG](Uploading 100%)
                ...Its not uploading

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                  sk @daniel
                  last edited by sk

                  @daniel said in SiPy firmware update tool now available with ID and PAC for activation:

                  1. Update the SiPy to the latest firmware released (1.5.0.b2)

                  In the downloads page the firmware for the updater is 1.0.0.b1.
                  Is this the correct one?
                  Also I can't upload or paste any files/images because "Error. You do not have enough privileges for this action."

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                    daniel @sk
                    last edited by

                    @sk you need to use either the Windows or the MAC OS one. We will publish the Linux tool supporting the SiPy shortly.

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                      sk @daniel
                      last edited by sk

                      @daniel Im using windows
                      The file I download is pycom_firmware_update_1.1.0.b1.exe

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                        rskoniec
                        last edited by rskoniec

                        @sk Yes, it is, description is not vaild, but the link for Windows goes to the right one 1.1.0.b1. Did you try to uncheck the "High speed transfer" option? Sometimes it helps.

                        The machine is working as good as it's code.

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                          daniel
                          last edited by

                          Did you reset the board after connecting G23 to GND?

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                            sk @daniel
                            last edited by sk

                            @daniel No, the instructions on the doc said to do that after update had finished.

                            • Disconnect your device from the PC.
                            • Connect wire G23+GND using a jumper cable.
                            • Connect the board to the USB.
                            • Run the upgrader
                            • Remove the G23+GND wire.
                            • Reboot the device (button or powercycle)

                            Should I do that right after connecting the GND+G23 and then run updater?

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                              daniel
                              last edited by

                              OK you are right, but sometimes resetting after connecting the cable jumper helps. We'll update the instructions to include that. Thanks. Please try it...

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                                daniel @sk
                                last edited by

                                @sk

                                Should I do that right after connecting the GND+G23 and then run updater?

                                Yes, please :-)

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                                  sk @daniel
                                  last edited by

                                  @daniel How long does the update usually take? Its been about 30min but the updater is still saying "Please wait, reading information about board..."

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                                    daniel
                                    last edited by

                                    @sk that part takes like 5 seconds... are you using a expansion board? Is your internet connection via a proxy?

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                                      sk @daniel
                                      last edited by sk

                                      @daniel no, no proxy. Yes I'm using the expansion board. I tried again and its still stuck on getting board information.

                                      EDIT: Yes proxy. That's what was stopping the updater from updating the SiPy. Thanks for all the help! :D

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                                        iotmaker
                                        last edited by iotmaker

                                        i had lots of problems to get it to work, i had to Safe boot, the factory
                                        firmware and then i did run the update connecting the GND+G23 and then run updater

                                        nevertheless the new firmware is useless because pymkr is so buggy i cant even sync a damm project.. i am willing two sell my 2 kits with expansion board here on the US.. message me ..

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                                          maku
                                          last edited by

                                          I got the updater running, no problems :) os.uname() = (sysname='SiPy', nodename='SiPy', release='1.5.0.b2', version='v1.8.6-429-g062de94 on 2017-02-05', machine='SiPy with ESP32', sigfox='1.0.0') :))
                                          However - I can't get the Bleutooth lib working?
                                          You said it would be included in this long awaited fw update?!

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                                            daniel
                                            last edited by

                                            @maku, yes sorry, I made a mistake when publishing the firmware and I used a version with Bluetooth disabled. Apologies for this. A new version will be released today with Bluetooth included.

                                            Cheers,
                                            Daniel

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