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Ok, I found the solution myself! |
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Update: whenever I try to configure the HASPone, the Wemos D1 mini bricks again... I don't know if it's the too long password of the wifi (40 chars) but it has always worked fine. |
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Ok I can confirm that I can reproduce the error with both the wemos mini d1 I own. The password length doesn't matter. Will try with other settings. |
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The device seems not to retain the mqtt server data when entered. It just bricks. i will try with new devices. |
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You mention this happens when powered from the PC - is there any chance this is a power supply problem? Does the problem persist if you use a different USB cable and a standalone charger? Alternately, do you see the same problem with the device powered by AC? |
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I tried to power it from both a pc and an apple iphone charger |
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Oh, I also tried with the original 220v to 5v 3A power supply |
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I tried a new board just freshly soldered (I thought maybe I did a bad soldering job), but the behavior is still the same.... let's wait for a new wemos d1 mini and see what happens. |
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Ok, I got a new WEMOS D1 mini, flashed it with the windows flasher and I get the same issue, I can connect to HASPone, confgure it the first time but afther that i get always a white page. I can see the title of the page "HASPone" but nothing else. |
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I really don't know what to do @aderusha, I have replaced every single component and tried every piece of original code. Maybe you could think of something else that is going wrong or what debugging I could do? |
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The only difference from the original circuit is that I'm using a c547b transistor that has a different pinout but I reversed the pinout and it works just fine in the other HASPone |
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Any chance you have an oscilloscope available? It'd be interesting to track down the voltage swings you are seeing on the Nextion power rails. If you don't have stable power there you're going to have a bad time. The circuit itself is very simple, the NPN transistor is acting as a low-side switch for the Nextion ground. You should be seeing a stable 5V between GND and +5 on the Nextion connector J2. Likewise, you should be seeing a stable +3.3V from D6 after the project boots.
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By just plugging the D1 into a usb port of my laptop the voltage between GND and D6 is 3.27v (measured with a cheap mutimeter). |
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I'm not a master at soldering but neither a newbie. Could it be some fux shortting come pins? Maybe I should dip it into IPA. |
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3.27v is just what we would expect, so from that we know that the D1 is applying the correct voltage to that low-side switch circuit. It'd be interesting to be able to track that voltage over time, and compare against the voltage seen on the J2 connector. Do you have a scope available to you? |
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Unfortunately all I have is a multimeter... No scope at all |
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On wednesday I'm receiving a new wemos. I'll start from scratch: new board, new assembly, new nextion. |
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Tried again with a new board, new wemos, new nextion display but I experience pretty much the same: I can set up the first time the HASPone but then when I try to save the settings through the web interface it stops working and disconnects. |
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Does any of this happen on older versions of the firmware? You can find a list of URLs you can use in the FW update web page here: https://github.com/HASwitchPlate/HASPone/tree/main/update |
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No success with the older versions |
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Also - can you capture debug output on the boot cycle and paste it here? That might tell us something about what is going wrong, here's how to do that: https://github.com/HASwitchPlate/HASPone/wiki/Capture-HASPone-debug-output |
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Nothing weird happened, except that every time you switch the page you get the reconnecting screen. |
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Duplicating the flash on an ESP8266 isn't impossible but it's not straightforward and probably isn't the solution here. I just saw something in the logs that is a little unexpected - something outside of the HASPone is sending it that |
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Yes I can confirm I have only one HaspONE (I have two other haswitchplates but are old and have totally different names from plate01). Here's a video of it https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/6443515/144638372-21571bbc-be57-4af1-81c2-8b81441fadaa.MOV |
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Ok I found out why, some automations were triplicated. Where are those stored physically? |
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I think we can close this massive topic, I learned a lot. Thank you very much @aderusha. |
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Hi,
I have two HASPone that have been running for more than a year. One of them recently have been acting weird (loss of signal - which was already weak I have to admit - and flashing display intermittently as if the current wasn't stable).
I took it apart, I tried to flash again the Wemos D1 using the Windows utility, I took a look at the pcb and tried to power on the Nextion display separately and it shows the correct page"Initializing". Apparently the problem is that the voltage on the pins that go from the board to the Nextion display have a very unstable voltage ranging from 0 to 5 intermittently. I have tried two different boards and two differend wemos mini D1 - all same behavior.
What could be the cause of this? What else should I try?
PS: forgot to mention that the Wemos D1 mini keeps flashing blue continuously whenever powered (also from pc).
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