In Addition if i select the Basic Info Register of the device i see no values even if i hit the read button to force the device to update the register.
The battery devices are still noch updated. Any other comments or ideas what can be the blocking point or how to get those devices motivated to update?
One of my two KADRILJ roller blinds is currently receiving the update. However, the transfer is very slow and takes a few hours and is not yet completed.
No it s just when you send one command, for exemple to start the update, you can just use it to wake it up.
One time it have started, better to don’t touch something.
Hi a bit late to the party but this is my experience updating several both powers and battery-powered devices.
Powers devices will handle updates by themselves, as you stated. And are quiet quick.
Battery devices will start quickly if you select firmware and press update several times while using the device for example pressing the button on a remote.
But you can only update one battery device at one time.
If the device have a fresh cr2032 battery 100% charge. it will lose roughly 30-40% power during a update.
On battery devices it goes a bit faster if you move it closer to the conbee device. But still slow. Fastest one I had was 2h but brand new installs next to Conner stick but the average is about 6h. There will be slowdowns in the network caused by all packets being transmitted and if that goes via other routers that will make other things feel slow.
Thanks, this guide helped to get one SYMFONISK Controller updated. I see in deCONZ that the update is completed but the information about the new firmware version is now not displayed in Phoscon.
In general the readings of all SYMFONISK devices are not updated in deCONZ. I am running deCONZ 2.12.06
Generaly i have never looked at the firmware in Phoscon as it have seemingly show a random numbber compard to deconz maby thats fixed by now. But i was ok so long its alright in deconz
You mean the correct firmware version ? If you have the GUI, you can just read it in the Basic cluster, it will update the JSON.
Note that after the firmware has upgraded, the deCONZ GUI (and the REST API) might still show the old values (notably the SW Build ID and Date Code). To refresh these, read the Basic cluster attributes, in the Cluster info panel in the GUI. Likewise, if the device exposes new or different endpoints and/or clusters (e.g. when upgrading from ZLL to ZigBee 3.0), refresh these by reading the Node Descriptor and Simple Descriptor(s) from the left drop-down menu on the node.
I don’t get the correct firmware version even after refresh the basic cluster of my Traderfi Signal Repeater and Fyrtur roller blind. (permanent and battery power)
The OTA Upgrades were run successfully with 100% with the actual firmware build and no error appear But the old versions are still appear
I think I´m not on the new firmware. Am I ?
running latest deconz version 2.13.4 in docker
Device: TRADFRI signal repeater
Actual Firmware: 2.3.070
Update Version: 2.3.086
I enabled the OTA Debug log, I see that at 16:38:51:871 the upload of the ota file to the devices finished and a upgrade end req is sent. At 16:41:10:734 it says that the end end request is invalide and restarts the upload. After that the same happens again and it restarts the upload…
The same behavior with the firmware upgrade I have with mit Ikea FYRTUR blinds.
I haven’t been able to resolve this. In the sniffer the update looks fine, but for some reason the device doesn’t pick up the new version after rebooting.
Could anybody make a test with an older version of deCONZ like v2.13.4?
Other Ikea devices seem to update fine so far in my setup.
I just downgraded to 2.13.4 (HA plug-in version 6.11.1) per @manup 's request and the behavior is the same as in 2.14.1 - it just keeps going in circles.