Closed mliberty1 closed 1 week ago
The only easy workaround while using the UI only is to unplug and replug your JS220.
Using python, you first need to know the serial number of the JS220:
python -m pyjoulescope_driver scan
Edit the following command to replace the 001707
serial number with the one from the previous scan command:
python -m pyjoulescope_driver set u/js220/001707 "s/fuse/+/!clear=1"
We found that the JS220 firmware was not correctly retaining the fuse engaged states. When a new application connected, the firmware was not updating the host with the previous value. The host joulescope_driver, pyjoulescope_driver, and pyjoulescope_ui all work correctly after fixing the firmware.
Fixed with JS220 FW 1.3.0, soon to be included in UI 1.2.0
Joulescope model
JS220
UI version
1.0.48
What OS are you seeing the problem on?
Windows 11
What happened?
When a fuse is already engaged and I start the UI, the UI does not indicate that the fuse is engaged.
What was expected?
The UI should indicate the fuse state on start.
How to reproduce?
Extra information
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