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Revive possibly bricked WiCan #347
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I had a similar problem when I started to use wican. At least with my hardware (dont know if there are different version on the market) it was possible to flash device with obd version after having flashed device with wrong usb version. |
@boecks as @gerhardvilsecker Have you tried to erase the flash? I've added an extra note to erase the flash in the documentation
Are you sure it v3.1 ? when did you buy it? |
Sadly I didn't memorize it well before flashing the latest FW. Though I could swear it said v3.1 (or more general, something with "v" and a Version number) Bought it from Mouser in June 2024. I still have to try to reflash the bricked one... |
Describe the Issue
After changing the Wi-Fi settings on my WiCan, including the AP channel, I lost access to it. To recover it, I attempted a firmware flash via USB following the instructions in the Wiki. However, I mistakenly flashed the USB firmware onto my OBD WiCan.
Since then, the device no longer shows any lights when plugged in via USB or OBD. However, I can still enter flash mode (orange light). Despite successfully flashing the correct OBD firmware afterward, the device remains unresponsive.
Steps to Reproduce
Expected Behavior
After flashing the correct OBD firmware, the WiCan should function normally again.
Actual Behavior
The device does not power up or show any LEDs, except when entering flash mode.
Device Details
WiCan Model: WiCan OBD (previously said Hardware Version 3.1 if I remeber correct)
Firmware Used:
Power Sources Tried: USB, OBD
Current Status: Can enter flash mode (orange light), but otherwise unresponsive
Possible Solutions Tried
Additional Context
Fortunately, I have a second WiCan that is still operational, but I would like to restore this one. Is there a way to fully recover it after flashing the wrong firmware?
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