slaesh

i am currently working on a complete replacement.. including a display, wifi and a custom enclosure! :) just remove the old controller, replace with the new one and keep on...

had the same issue. it works now, maybe change the order of your steps 2 and 3 @stevenbennett :) 1. update firmware 2. factory reset 3. ran the gcode magic...

I am pretty sure I did the factory reset first. And then doing the PID calibration it started and immediately stopped and was in a weird state afterwards. Seems like...

freshly compiled this project here: https://github.com/TexasInstruments/ot-ti flashing as usual the *.bin file in the given zip-file :) couldnt test it properly yet, dont have a border router by hand currently....

seems to work using the otbr docker container: 

its another MCU, you cant and shouldnt flash any firmware which is not compiled 1. for your MCU 2. four your specific board! the firmware also includes the bootloader pin...

no idea which of these two you should use tbh.. :D just pick the two which seemed the most obvious from this list ``` set(TI_BOARD_VALUES "CC1352P1_LAUNCHXL" "CC1352P_2_LAUNCHXL" "CC1352P_4_LAUNCHXL" "CC1352R1_LAUNCHXL" "CC26X2R1_LAUNCHXL"...

regarding flashing, this tool is pretty handy: https://zig-star.com/radio-docs/zigstar-multi-tool/

sadly HA via docker cant make use of addons. so its not that "fast" tested for me.. will try to play around with it at the weekend though :)

if there is no other big difference, then it works :) at least with the CC2652RB ;) > seems to work using the otbr docker container: > >