ZUno Not updating Bootloader
Posted: 15 Jan 2023 16:17
Early supporter of z-wave here who hasn't been able to use the devices for a long time due to lack of support in my z-wave controller (wouldn't adopt non recognised devices).
I have a quantity (12) of older ZWave.me devices (Gen1 I think from 2017). I've recently switched controllers and wanted to take advantage of these.
I've configured arduino 1.8.x and installed both the latest and oldest versions of the z-wave.me Zuno tool chain and tried to update the bootloader on multiple devices.
I get two errors, firstly>
and then after attempting to syncronise>
I find this odd considering board info correctly identifies this device as a Zuno>
I get the same error when trying to upload a sketch as well, so currently these are about as useful as a chocolate teapot!!!
I'm guessing that I'm a major version out of date somewhere which is disappointing. Is there anyway I can recover these devices to something workable. I'm not expecting to be able to go all the way up to latest but it would be a shame to throw away £600 worth of electronics which should be perfectly functional for at least a limited use case!
I have a quantity (12) of older ZWave.me devices (Gen1 I think from 2017). I've recently switched controllers and wanted to take advantage of these.
I've configured arduino 1.8.x and installed both the latest and oldest versions of the z-wave.me Zuno tool chain and tried to update the bootloader on multiple devices.
I get two errors, firstly>
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Openning port .............................. OK
Closing port .............................. OK
ERROR: It's not ZUNO G1 connected to port:COM4.
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Closing port .............................. OK
Openning port .............................. OK
Syncing with Z-Uno .............................. FAILED
Error 0 Can't sync with Z-Uno bootloader. It doesn't respond!
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BN: Z-Wave>ME Z-Uno
VID: 0658
PID: 0200
SN: (null)
I'm guessing that I'm a major version out of date somewhere which is disappointing. Is there anyway I can recover these devices to something workable. I'm not expecting to be able to go all the way up to latest but it would be a shame to throw away £600 worth of electronics which should be perfectly functional for at least a limited use case!