Great Work Chris!

[yoramro]

Hi Chris,

Just finished Patching my CC3000 to firmware 1.24 and it works like a charm! Using Arduino Uno (first revision) which I had to put optiboot first before I was able to upload the sketch. Entering commands didn't work at first because my serial monitor wasn't set to send newlines. After that, it was smooth sail :) One last thing: LadyAda examples are doing firmware version checking. so for version 1.24, one needs to change this line from: if (checkFirmwareVersion() != 0x113) { to if (checkFirmwareVersion() != 0x118) {

Again Great Work!!

Yoram Rotbach

[cmagagna]

Hi Yoram,

Glad to hear you got it working. Yep, you need to change the examples to check for a different firmware (actually I just commented out the firmware check so it's skipped completely), but so far so good.

Chris

On Sep 26, 2013, at 2:14 AM, yoramro notifications@github.com wrote:

Hi Chris,

Just finished Patching my CC3000 to firmware 1.24 and it works like a charm! Using Arduino Uno (first revision) which I had to put optiboot first before I was able to upload the sketch. Entering commands didn't work at first because my serial monitor wasn't set to send newlines. After that, it was smooth sail :) One last thing: LadyAda examples are doing firmware version checking. so for version 1.24, one needs to change this line from: if (checkFirmwareVersion() != 0x113) { to if (checkFirmwareVersion() != 0x118) {

Again Great Work!!

Yoram Rotbach

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[kylegordon]

Also a :+1: from myself! Many thanks for providing this patch programmer.

It might be worth stating in the README that you need a recent version of Optiboot. I had 328s from about 2011 with Optiboot on them, and the flash process died at 89% on all of them :-) Wired up ArduinoISP and burned a bootloader from 1.0.5, and suddenly CC3000Patch could upload fully.

I also use screen to talk to the serial port, and had to send ^V^J to get newlines down to the programmer.

Again, big thank you :-)

[cmagagna]

Hi Kyle,

Thanks for the notes, that’s a good idea.

It sounds like Texas Instruments is getting ready to release yet another firmware upgrade to the CC3000 very soon. As soon as they do I will revise my stuff.

Regards,

Chris

From: Kyle Gordon [mailto:notifications@github.com] Sent: Wednesday, December 18, 2013 3:26 AM To: cmagagna/CC3000Patch Cc: Chris Magagna Subject: Re: [CC3000Patch] Great Work Chris! (#1)

Also a from myself! Many thanks for providing this patch programmer.

It might be worth stating in the README that you need a recent version of Optiboot. I had 328s from about 2011 with Optiboot on them, and the flash process died at 89% on all of them :-) Wired up ArduinoISP and burned a bootloader from 1.0.5, and suddenly CC3000Patch could upload fully.

I also use screen to talk to the serial port, and had to send ^V^J to get newlines down to the programmer.

Again, big thank you :-)

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[surisetty]

Hi,

I have recently upgraded my cc3000 from TI. https://github.com/cmagagna/CC3000Patch After update I can see firmware 1.24, When I run build test (Adafruit) application. I can see version 1.24 and it displays SSID near by. but not able to connect to SSID. says Timed out. I was able to connect before upgrade. with same module. any help is appreciated. Thanks Naveen

[cmagagna]

Hi,

Can you tell me more about the hardware you are using? Are you using an Arduino, and if so what MCU?

Chris

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Hi,

I have recently upgraded my cc3000 from TI. https://github.com/cmagagna/CC3000Patch After update I can see firmware 1.24, When I run build test (Adafruit) application. I can see version 1.24 and it displays SSID near by. but not able to connect to SSID. says Timed out. I was able to connect before upgrade. with same module. any help is appreciated. Thanks Naveen

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[surisetty]

Hi , I am using Arduino with Atmega328. I am using TI direct module with 3.3 v regulator on arduino board.

Initialization is fine,

Initializing CC3000... . CC3000 init complete. . Firmware version is: 1.24 . MAC address: A7:F1:D9:2A:82:C8

Not able to connect to access point.,

[cmagagna]

Hi,

A regular Arduino can only supply about 50 mA from the 3.3V regulator, the CC3000 needs up to 250 mA. Maybe your problem is the CC3000 isn't getting enough current?

Chris

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Hi , I am using Arduino with Atmega328. I am using TI direct module with 3.3 v regulator on arduino board.

Initialization is fine,

Initializing CC3000... . CC3000 init complete. . Firmware version is: 1.24 . MAC address: A7:F1:D9:2A:82:C8

Not able to connect to access point.,

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[surisetty]

Hi,

I am using Arduino with external 12v 2 Amps adapter, and I am using 1113 (3.3 voltage) regulator. this can pump 1Amp current. The same hardware setup used to work before upgrade.

Thanks Naveen