LED
If the LED pin is configured.
- Short, fast blinks (one per second) – the router is connecting to a network.
- Short, long blinks (one per 4 seconds) – normal operations.
- Three short blinks – the router cannot send a report to a coordinator.
Pairing
Flash firmware and permit joining to a network on your coordinator. The firmware starts a join procedure automatically.
The end device or router firmware tries to connect to a network during 30 minutes. If all attempts failed, the firmware pauses searching for 15 minutes.
The firmware with power saving tries to connect for 1 minute and after the unsuccessful attempt goes to the deep sleep mode. You can prolong the joining cycle by clicking a button on “Input 1” (see GPIO).
CC2652 or CC1352: sometimes, you should additionally reset your device to factory defaults after flashing.
Re-pairing or reset to factory defaults
Power on, wait 2 seconds, power off, repeat this cycle three times.
If you configured the GPIO or “External wake-up” button on “Input 1”, click and hold the button for 10 seconds. The “Switch” mode for that button should be off.
alainvtr
hi !
what is the changelog for the 2023-02-07 and 2023-04-22 versions ?
thx.
Owner
You can see changelog here:
https://github.com/ptvoinfo/zigbee-configurable-firmware/commits/master
alainvtr
hi !
with the “external wake up” wich value should i use for “bind command” ?
if a simple button is used on a PIN, i suppose i’ve to choose “pull-up” ?
Owner
The “external wake up” pin does not send commands to a bound device. It just wakes up the device, and it sends the regular periodic report.
glcos
In case of RF-STAR module RF-BM-2652P2 the chip INPUT 1 is not exposed outside and is in fact not available. How do I implement the pairing button in that module ?
Owner
Please note that you should define a logical “Input 1” in the configuration, but you can assign any physical pin.
alainvtr
my purpose is the “external wake up” on PIN1 to force à pairing – so i’ve only to choose a “pull-up” ?
Owner
The pull resistor type depends on your schematic. In most cases, the internal pull-up resistor is enough.
fred
Hello,
Suggestion/Wish:
Add an option to disable repairing using “Power on, wait 2 seconds, power off, repeat this cycle three times.”.
I had to repair my 3 devices after a power outage.
Thanks.
Owner
Hello,
Hmmm. It is a strange or rare power outage with this scenario.