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  • Matthew Boehm
    Matthew Boehm replied to a topic in the forum Support:
    Hi,
    I finally got some time to test the newest version of the Android App.
    Happy to say I was able to control my simple MOC without any problems.
    I was only using a Buggy Motor for drive and an M Motor for steering, but it all worked fine, first time,...  more
    Hi,
    I finally got some time to test the newest version of the Android App.
    Happy to say I was able to control my simple MOC without any problems.
    I was only using a Buggy Motor for drive and an M Motor for steering, but it all worked fine, first time, with no crashes.
    Cheers.  
    • May 13, 2015
  • Matthew Boehm
    Matthew Boehm replied to a topic in the forum Support:
    Well I have good news, and I have bad news.
    The Good News is that I was able to upgrade the firmware on my SBrick using my Samsung Galaxy Note 2 (running stock Android 4.3) with the new 1.2 app
    The Bad News is that after trying for about 10 minutes, I...  more
    Well I have good news, and I have bad news.
    The Good News is that I was able to upgrade the firmware on my SBrick using my Samsung Galaxy Note 2 (running stock Android 4.3) with the new 1.2 app
    The Bad News is that after trying for about 10 minutes, I cannot get a profile to save against a MOC.Which means I can not setup any controls for the MOC, All I am able to do is use the port testing
     
    The process I used to upgrade firmware on the SBrick (exactly as i did it the time It worked)
    1) I used a Power Functions Battery Box with 6x AA Batteries (normal Alkaline Batteries)    20cm Power Functions Cable to connect the battery box to the SBrick    I had NOTHING ELSE CONNECTED to the SBrick    I turned the battery box on by sliding the switch AWAY FROM THE CABLE
    2) I plugged my charger into my phone (using a wall socket - 240v)    I set my phone to turn the screen off after 10 minutes of inactivity.
    3) I opened the SBrick App on my phone (version 1.2)
    4) Went to...    less
    • April 23, 2015
  • Matthew Boehm
    Matthew Boehm replied to a topic in the forum Support:
    I just tried again with the new 1.2 app, I have my screen set to a 10 minute timeout, so it did not turn off
    I also waited about 3 or 4 minutes before I restarted bluetooth.
    Still the update did not work. :-(
    • April 23, 2015
  • Matthew Boehm
    Matthew Boehm replied to a topic in the forum Support:
    @Hugo
    That is the same problem I have.
    With version 0.8 of the SBrick app off the Play Store, the brick worked but had some problems (control lag, etc)
    When I installed the 1.1 APK the brick needs to be updated and continally fails. But you cannot use...  more
    @Hugo
    That is the same problem I have.
    With version 0.8 of the SBrick app off the Play Store, the brick worked but had some problems (control lag, etc)
    When I installed the 1.1 APK the brick needs to be updated and continally fails. But you cannot use the brick on Android untill it is updated.
    I haven't tried the 1.2 Android version yet (I will in a few hours when I get home) but so far I cannot get my SBrick to update after trying a number of different phones (Galaxy Note 2, iPhone6, iPhone4S)  
    • April 23, 2015
  • Matthew Boehm
    Matthew Boehm replied to a topic in the forum Support:
    @Zsolt
    I tried to update the firmware with the Android 1.1 App as well at with the iOS version which is currently on the apple app store.
    for Android i tried using my Samsung Galaxy Note 2 (Android 4.3)
    for iPhone i tried both a iPhone6 and a iPhone4S...  more
    @Zsolt
    I tried to update the firmware with the Android 1.1 App as well at with the iOS version which is currently on the apple app store.
    for Android i tried using my Samsung Galaxy Note 2 (Android 4.3)
    for iPhone i tried both a iPhone6 and a iPhone4S both with the latest version of iOS.When trying to update with the iPhones i had the exact same problem that Allan talks about in the iphone thread (I also posted in there)
    All of them say that the update is succesful but as soon as i restart the app and try to connect to the brick, it says it needs to update the firmware.
     
    I have tried everything I can think of in the Android App, but I cannot seem to find a way to use the brick without updating it, is that correct?
    In the iPhone app on my friends phone, i could still control the brick on a MOC with the old firmware.  less
    • April 22, 2015
  • Matthew Boehm
    Matthew Boehm replied to a topic in the forum Support:
    I tried to update my SBrick today and had the same problem as Allan 
    I tried with both an iPhone6 and an iPhone4S both with the latest version of iOS
    Initially the firmware info fields are all blank.I do the upgrade, and it says is completed...  more
    I tried to update my SBrick today and had the same problem as Allan 
    I tried with both an iPhone6 and an iPhone4S both with the latest version of iOS
    Initially the firmware info fields are all blank.I do the upgrade, and it says is completed successfully.I restart the SBrick,  and Bluetooth on the phoneI go back into the Brick info, and the firmware info fields are still blank.  
    • April 22, 2015
  • Matthew Boehm
    Matthew Boehm replied to a topic in the forum Support:
    @Philipp - Is there a way in your app to control a MOC? or is there only the 1 screen for testing the channels on the SBricks?
    Would be cool if you could make a simple control screen with some sliders, even it it was only for a single SBrick.
    • April 22, 2015
  • Matthew Boehm
    Matthew Boehm replied to a topic in the forum Support:
    I tried my friends iPhone6 today, Firmware update _failed_ a few times (says completed succesfully but wants to do it again)
    And when I connect it to my android phone, it still says the firmware is old.
     
    I was able to get my MOC working using the...  more
    I tried my friends iPhone6 today, Firmware update _failed_ a few times (says completed succesfully but wants to do it again)
    And when I connect it to my android phone, it still says the firmware is old.
     
    I was able to get my MOC working using the iPhone6 and the SBrick with the Old Firmware.
     
    I cannot get the Android App to control the SBrick at all, the only thing it lets me do is upgrade the firmware, which always says "Success" but doesn't actually work.
     
    I tried Philipp's app on my Galaxy Note 2, and it connected fine and controlled the 2 motors I had on the SBrick.
     
    I will try with an iPhone4S tonight and see how that goes  less
    • April 22, 2015
  • Matthew Boehm
    Matthew Boehm replied to a topic in the forum Support:
    I got my new SBrick connected up today, installed the 1.1 android app on my Galaxy Note 2 running Android 4.3
    But after  a couple hours of trying, I could not get the firmware update to work.
    From what I could tell, you need to update the firmware...  more
    I got my new SBrick connected up today, installed the 1.1 android app on my Galaxy Note 2 running Android 4.3
    But after  a couple hours of trying, I could not get the firmware update to work.
    From what I could tell, you need to update the firmware before you can use the 1.1 version of the app to control a MOC????
     
    I guess i'll try again tomorrow :-(
    Does the iPhone version work better? should I try to get one of my friends with an iPhone to do the firmware update?  
    • April 21, 2015
  • Matthew Boehm
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    • April 3, 2015
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  • May 13, 2015 9:36 AM CEST
    in the topic SBrick Android App in the forum Support
    Hi, I finally got some time to test the newest version of the Android App. Happy to say I was able to control my simple MOC without any problems. I was only using a Buggy Motor for drive and an M Motor for steering, but it all worked fine, first time, with no crashes. Cheers.
  • April 23, 2015 12:33 PM CEST
    in the topic SBrick Android App in the forum Support
    Well I have good news, and I have bad news. The Good News is that I was able to upgrade the firmware on my SBrick using my Samsung Galaxy Note 2 (running stock Android 4.3) with the new 1.2 app The Bad News is that after trying for about 10 minutes, I cannot get a profile to save against a MOC.Which means I can not setup any controls for the MOC, All I am able to do is use the port testing   The process I used to upgrade firmware on the SBrick (exactly as i did it the time It worked) 1) I used a Power Functions Battery Box with 6x AA Batteries (normal Alkaline Batteries)    20cm Power Functions Cable to connect the battery box to the SBrick    I had NOTHING ELSE CONNECTED to the SBrick    I turned the battery box on by sliding the switch AWAY FROM THE CABLE 2) I plugged my charger into my phone (using a wall socket - 240v)    I set my phone to turn the screen off after 10 minutes of inactivity. 3) I opened the SBrick App on my phone (version 1.2) 4) Went to Manage Bricks 5) Touched Yes when it asked me if i wanted to turn on Blue Tooth 6) Touched on the SBrick when it appeared at the top of the screen 7) Touched on Yes i want to upgrade the firmware 8) Waited for the firmware update to complete (takes about 5 minutes for the progress bar to go across the screen) At this point when the "Connecting to SBrick" screen came up, just before it says "Firmware update completed" the light on the SBrick turned on.   Now my SBRick's light is always turned on, and I no longer get asked to update it.     This post was edited by Matthew Boehm at April 23, 2015 12:33 PM CEST
  • April 23, 2015 11:05 AM CEST
    in the topic SBrick Android App in the forum Support
    I just tried again with the new 1.2 app, I have my screen set to a 10 minute timeout, so it did not turn off I also waited about 3 or 4 minutes before I restarted bluetooth. Still the update did not work. :-(
  • April 23, 2015 3:48 AM CEST
    in the topic SBrick Android App in the forum Support
    @Hugo That is the same problem I have. With version 0.8 of the SBrick app off the Play Store, the brick worked but had some problems (control lag, etc) When I installed the 1.1 APK the brick needs to be updated and continally fails. But you cannot use the brick on Android untill it is updated. I haven't tried the 1.2 Android version yet (I will in a few hours when I get home) but so far I cannot get my SBrick to update after trying a number of different phones (Galaxy Note 2, iPhone6, iPhone4S)
  • April 22, 2015 11:34 AM CEST
    in the topic SBrick Android App in the forum Support
    @Zsolt I tried to update the firmware with the Android 1.1 App as well at with the iOS version which is currently on the apple app store. for Android i tried using my Samsung Galaxy Note 2 (Android 4.3) for iPhone i tried both a iPhone6 and a iPhone4S both with the latest version of iOS.When trying to update with the iPhones i had the exact same problem that Allan talks about in the iphone thread (I also posted in there) All of them say that the update is succesful but as soon as i restart the app and try to connect to the brick, it says it needs to update the firmware.   I have tried everything I can think of in the Android App, but I cannot seem to find a way to use the brick without updating it, is that correct? In the iPhone app on my friends phone, i could still control the brick on a MOC with the old firmware.
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