Boot loop when i change parameters and save

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Boot loop when i change parameters and save #626

Closed zizebra closed 6 years ago

zizebra commented 7 years ago

On my other device, using Sonoff Basic template, iam having an issue where the device fails as soon as i assign anything to the GPIOs. I have tried assigning Relay2, Switch2, LED1 to any of the GPIOs. As soon as i save, the device reboots and fails. The only way i can recover the device is through complete erase of the flash. Then device works fine as long as i do not assign anything to the GPIOs. I am trying to use this device as a switch and buzzer.

So with this device i have two issues, why cant this device operate normally and allow me to use GPIOs, why is this failing?

Secondly, I am trying to use the blinker for buzzing. Currently the blinker seems to blink for 1 sec. I would like to shorten the blink time, is this possible? I changed blinktime but i didnt notice any change on the actual blink time

canis-ferrin commented 7 years ago

Confirm.

arendst commented 7 years ago

If I use a Sonoff Basic Module with default one relay and button and add a relay2 to GPIO4 it reboots as expected and returns two relays in the web interface as expected.

Please provide step-by-step procedure leading to your failure as I cannot reproduce.

Start with status 0.

ionciubotaru commented 7 years ago

I flash more than 50 sonoffs (touch, pow, basic, electrodragon) with Tasmota. I found this issue only on one BN-SZ01 WiFi Round Flush Mount LED Ceiling Light and I think it's a hardware not a software issue. Unfortunately I have only one lamp so cannot told you if all lamps has this problem or only mine.

zizebra commented 7 years ago

Hi theo that is exactly the process I have used. Assigning anything to any of the GPIOs renders the device inoperable when it restarts.

I have flashed the same device with easyesp firmware and it's working. It could be a hardware issue, I don't know. But it is working with an alternative firmware.

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