Standalone version problem

[legacy60000]

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Describe the bug

After startup (changing colors etc..) the LED ring stays in kinda white dimmed state and buzzer stays continuesly on. After gps lock it goes to boot loop. No effect by removing the LED ring and led bar or anyway varying with HW pieces.

Checks done:

• Erased NODEMCU before flashing FW
• Used several different HW pieces
• Power checked twice 3,30V
• Flashed different versions of FW V1.0,V1.1...1.4

To Reproduce

Expected behavior

[legacy60000]

Additional tryouts:

Removed the node mcu from shield:

Suplied 5v for LED ring - nil change Tryed different manufacturer of LED ring - nil change Went through all versions of FW - nil change Changed to different version of the ESP8266 board - nil change

Ok After deeper search I found this "Yes, this is intentional backlit for dark daytime or shade when it is hard to see the arrow on faceplate and determine relative position of an active ("traffic") LED." - this issue closed

but still remaining issue is the bootloop and continous buzzer - Can be this problem with gps baud rate?

[lyusupov]

Works fine to me.

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Resolution: unable to reproduce