I bought on the internet a set of Circle's and these circles have a different FWversion.
My "own" circle's have version 27-6-2011 XX:XX:XX and the secondhand circle's have version 13-5-2011 XX:XX:XX
i'v search on the internet how i could update these circle's. i find some info about the UpdateWizard, but it's not working
The wizard keeps saying that there are no plugs to update.
Has anybody a idea/experience with this problem and how to solve it?
Network with different firmware versions
Re: Network with different firmware versions
27-6-2011 is a FW version for new plugs from the factory. As this is a minor fix you are not able to upgrade from 13-5-2011 27-6-2011.
If you have an older FW vesion an upgrade to 27-6-2011 will be performed,
If you have an older FW vesion an upgrade to 27-6-2011 will be performed,
Re: Network with different firmware versions
ok, good answer. Isn't possible to update through a DB "hack" (change some firmware version values)?
I didn't saw the firmware difference until i was playing with PHP.
1 plug gave a power usage of -16xxx,xx Watt. After some searching the only difference that i found was the firmware version.
The thing that (probably) cause the -16000 watt, is a GainB of -8,000xxxxxxx (where this value is normally between -0.xxx -3.xxxx).
question 1:
I'm a wrong with this gainB -8,000xxxxx value ??
question 2:
is it possible to (hard)recalibrate a circle?
I didn't saw the firmware difference until i was playing with PHP.
1 plug gave a power usage of -16xxx,xx Watt. After some searching the only difference that i found was the firmware version.
The thing that (probably) cause the -16000 watt, is a GainB of -8,000xxxxxxx (where this value is normally between -0.xxx -3.xxxx).
question 1:
I'm a wrong with this gainB -8,000xxxxx value ??
question 2:
is it possible to (hard)recalibrate a circle?
Re: Network with different firmware versions
It might be just a correct calibration value, not quite sure what the ranges are.
The circle's are factory calibrated so there's no way to recalibrate!
The circle's are factory calibrated so there's no way to recalibrate!