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  K. Gerkenz replied to a topic in the forum Support:

  Tamás Fábián said:
  You're right, we're going to display a warning about this on the OTA screen.
  It has a very small chance that the SBrick will be "bricked" by OTA :) The OTA image contains a checksum, and the SBrick boot firmware...  moreTamás Fábián said:
  You're right, we're going to display a warning about this on the OTA screen.
  It has a very small chance that the SBrick will be "bricked" by OTA :) The OTA image contains a checksum, and the SBrick boot firmware checks it before flashing. Of course you can fail so hard that the checksum will be OK, but there is little chance for it.
  
  I don't think a correct checksum will result in "bricked" SBricks....just a powerfail during flashing ( not uploading ) the firmware is the critical timeslot. So every firmware related update process tells you not to pull the powerplug during update - but as we are running batteries it could be a problem if the voltage is low. ;-)
  But I think flashing the device will be done < 1 sec. - so not that big issue.
   
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  • January 7, 2015
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  K. Gerkenz replied to a topic in the forum Support:

  I can confirm that all issues I had before are solved:
  - connection without problem after 1. disable and enable bluetooth, 2. restart app
  - LED identification works ( blinking )
  - sets where lost, created new...  moreI can confirm that all issues I had before are solved:
  - connection without problem after 1. disable and enable bluetooth, 2. restart app
  - LED identification works ( blinking )
  - sets where lost, created new ones
  - profiles didn't had sliders anymore, downloaded the same again
   
  New issues:
  - old "broken" profiles are still shown and have similar names to the new ones
     

  • January 7, 2015
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  K. Gerkenz replied to a topic in the forum Support:

  Tamás Fábián said:
  Joel & Hubraum:
  Yes, you're right. After the firmware update, you must restart the phone (or maybe just the bluetooth) to be able to use it...  moreTamás Fábián said:
  Joel & Hubraum:
  Yes, you're right. After the firmware update, you must restart the phone (or maybe just the bluetooth) to be able to use it again.
  
  Ok, had no time this morning - so I will check it today. Thanks for the reply. But these little things should be displayed after firmware update, because we - the first testers - know how to fix these problems or at least know how to get help but the "normal" endusers will be disapointed using a problematic bluetooth gadged like this. I think they should also get a small note like "check you batteries before firmware update" - so they don't run into a bricked SBrick ( if that can happen - I didn't tried it ).
  Happy Development. ;-)
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  • January 7, 2015
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  K. Gerkenz replied to a topic in the forum Support:

  Just saw the new version of iOS app 3.2 and made a quick test before driving to work. :-)
  - LED is on...but how to identify the SBrick if it's allways lit?
  - 100% bug fixed
  - connecting bug...  moreJust saw the new version of iOS app 3.2 and made a quick test before driving to work. :-)
  - LED is on...but how to identify the SBrick if it's allways lit?
  - 100% bug fixed
  - connecting bug fixed
  - firmware update bug fixed...but SBrick doesn't work anymore after firmware update! Connection is still fine.
   
  Will do more tests today - especially I will check the non working SBrick after firmware update. Didn't tried software restart so far.  

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  • January 5, 2015