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If you have installed the Emonpi image on your Raspberrypi and have connected the RPICT card on it then there are big chances the RPICT firmware has been wiped out. | If you have installed the Emonpi image on your Raspberrypi and have connected the RPICT card on it then there are big chances the RPICT firmware has been wiped out. | ||
===Identifying the problem=== | |||
To confirm this is the case install the lcl-show-header.py utility with the commands below. | To confirm this is the case install the lcl-show-header.py utility with the commands below. | ||
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[[File:Emonpi_header_01.png]] | [[File:Emonpi_header_01.png]] | ||
===Reflash factory firmware=== | |||
To fix this you will have to restore the original firmware. For this install avrdude as explained in the link below. | To fix this you will have to restore the original firmware. For this install avrdude as explained in the link below. | ||
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lcl-upload-sketch.sh RPICT_MCP3208_v3.2.0.ino.hex | lcl-upload-sketch.sh RPICT_MCP3208_v3.2.0.ino.hex | ||
===Restore the configuration=== | |||
After that you should restore the factory configuration. You should have received a four letter code with the RPICT card. We will assume TKPJ in the example below. Replace TKPJ with appropriate. | After that you should restore the factory configuration. You should have received a four letter code with the RPICT card. We will assume TKPJ in the example below. Replace TKPJ with appropriate. |
Revision as of 13:36, 10 December 2021
If you have installed the Emonpi image on your Raspberrypi and have connected the RPICT card on it then there are big chances the RPICT firmware has been wiped out.
Identifying the problem
To confirm this is the case install the lcl-show-header.py utility with the commands below.
wget lechacal.com/RPICT/tools/lcl-show-header.py.zip unzip lcl-show-header.py.zip sudo mv lcl-show-header.py /usr/local/bin/
Then run it with
lcl-show-header.py
If the RPICT firmware has been modified the following message will be displayed.
Reflash factory firmware
To fix this you will have to restore the original firmware. For this install avrdude as explained in the link below.
Upload_Arduino_sketch_from_Raspberrypi_to_RPICT
Then download the latest firmware
wget http://lechacal.com/RPICT/sketch/RPICT_MCP3208_v3.2.0.ino.hex
then upload it to the RPICT
lcl-upload-sketch.sh RPICT_MCP3208_v3.2.0.ino.hex
Restore the configuration
After that you should restore the factory configuration. You should have received a four letter code with the RPICT card. We will assume TKPJ in the example below. Replace TKPJ with appropriate.
Get the configuration:
wget lechacal.com/hardware/c/TKPJ.conf
Write it
lcl-rpict-config.py -a -w TKPJ.conf
At that point the RPICT card will be fully restored.
If you intend to keep using the Emonpi image and prevent the reflash from happening.
The right way to do this is still unknown to us. However we do have a solution that works for now. Let us know if you know a better solution.
Open the following file:
nano /opt/openenergymonitor/EmonScripts/update/atmega_firmware_upload.sh
Then change line number 6 to become
serial_port="none"