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  Samuel Li replied to a topic in the forum Support:

  Balint Mezei said:
  Samuel Li said: Luis Flores said: I have a different problem besides the update erased all the configurations I have. My sbrick works as expected until I slide my finger to the top of the slider, in this position the motor stops. This...  moreBalint Mezei said:
  Samuel Li said: Luis Flores said: I have a different problem besides the update erased all the configurations I have. My sbrick works as expected until I slide my finger to the top of the slider, in this position the motor stops. This happens with any control, any profile, any creation. This leaves the sbrick useless. I have an iPhone 6S with the last iOS update. I have the exact same problem after updating the iOS app. Motor stops when I move a slider to the very end of either direction. I tried to update the firmware. The app shows that my Sbrick temperature is 0, voltage is 0, hardware version is 0 and firmware version is also 0. When I click the "update firmware" button, it says "This Sbrick has got the newest version of the firmware.". I have tried this on iPhone 5s and iPad Air 2 and both have the same problem, even after rebooting the devices. Both devices are running iOS 9.3.2. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
   
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  • July 25, 2016
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  Samuel Li replied to a topic in the forum Support:

  Luis Flores said:
  I have a different problem besides the update erased all the configurations I have.
  My sbrick works as expected until I slide my finger to the top of the slider, in this position the motor stops. This happens with any control, any...  moreLuis Flores said:
  I have a different problem besides the update erased all the configurations I have.
  My sbrick works as expected until I slide my finger to the top of the slider, in this position the motor stops. This happens with any control, any profile, any creation. This leaves the sbrick useless.
  I have an iPhone 6S with the last iOS update.
  
  I have the exact same problem after updating the iOS app. Motor stops when I move a slider to the very end of either direction.
  
  I tried to update the firmware. The app shows that my Sbrick temperature is 0, voltage is 0, hardware version is 0 and firmware version is also 0. When I click the "update firmware" button, it says "This Sbrick has got the newest version of the firmware.".
  
  I have tried this on iPhone 5s and iPad Air 2 and both have the same problem, even after rebooting the devices. Both devices are running iOS 9.3.2. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.  less

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