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Blackymas / NSPanel_HA_Blueprint

This allows you to configure your complete NSPanel via Blueprint with UI and without changing anything in the code
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Won't boot to bootloader #1182

Closed Chaaaaaaaaarlie closed 1 year ago

Chaaaaaaaaarlie commented 1 year ago

I'm quite sure my wiring is correct, and I have 3.3Vdc. Using this Adapter: https://www.amazon.de/UART-TTL-Adapter-Konverter-Jumperkabel-kompatibel/dp/B0B7RHPMT7/ When I power it on without IO1 on GND, it boots into the normal ewelink screen. As soon as I try to boot with the bridge, it stays black.

Got it yesterday and did not set it up with the ewelink app yet. Just tried to set it up with the app, and it's still not booting to bootloader.

edwardtfn commented 1 year ago

Try to send a photo showing your wiring...

As soon as I try to boot with the bridge, it stays black.

I've never tried to look at the screen when flashing the firmware, so I cannot say this is not normal. Have you tried flashing it with ESPHome?

Chaaaaaaaaarlie commented 1 year ago

16976964155447930656949275017278 I tried it via Edge and esphome in home assistant.

edwardtfn commented 1 year ago

It looks fine. Which error are you getting when you try to transfer the file via https://web.esphome.io/?

Chaaaaaaaaarlie commented 1 year ago

Shows this first, running to 100%: grafik Then: "Configuration installed" Then: grafik

edwardtfn commented 1 year ago

What happens after the 100%?

Chaaaaaaaaarlie commented 1 year ago

Just edited my post, sorry. "Configuration installed"

edwardtfn commented 1 year ago

Have you clicked "Install" or "Prepare for the first use"?

Chaaaaaaaaarlie commented 1 year ago

Prepare for first use

edwardtfn commented 1 year ago

Ok. I woukd suggest to create a firmware file using your ESPHome dashboard and the yaml setting from this project. In ESPHome dashboard, you click install and select "Download" using modern format. That will give a .bin file. Then go back to this transfer page and select "Install". It will ask for a file, then you select the file you created. It will take 2min again, to transfer that file. If you get success transfer, then you can assemble your panel and power it back via 110/220VAC and it should be automatically detected by Home Assistant.

Chaaaaaaaaarlie commented 1 year ago

I think I know where my fault was ...

edwardtfn commented 1 year ago

Any progress?

Chaaaaaaaaarlie commented 1 year ago

Yes, it still seems to show the Sonoff Display PXL_20231019_151654310 Via ESPhome integration I am able to read the inputs of the switches, and switch the relais, though I can't restart it or do anything else.

Chaaaaaaaaarlie commented 1 year ago

I actually retried the whole process.

Connect > Prepare for first use > Install > Installing > Configuration installed! > Close > Connecting > An error occurred. Improv Wi-Fi Serial not detected > Close >Install > nspanel1-factory.txt (.bin > .txt to upload) > Install > Connecting > Erasing > Installing > Configuration installed!

grafik

Chaaaaaaaaarlie commented 1 year ago

To me, it looks like everything but the display is updated. logs.txt The logs seem to tell the same story.

Chaaaaaaaaarlie commented 1 year ago

I got it working ... Using the "Exit reparse" function as mentioned here https://community.home-assistant.io/t/nspanel-esphome-nextion-is-not-connected/482588/16 I got it to connect to the display. Then I just had to push the update and it worked. Thanks a ton for your help though!

edwardtfn commented 1 year ago

Great to hear it worked.