Firmware needs to be updated for your Miaomiao not for Tomato app. You can refer the below YouTube video which I have created to update your Miaomiao.I have the same issue, but using the latest Tomato app to update the firmware fails with an "Update failed" message.
I've tried a few times but it fails every time.
Unfortunately that didn't work either.Firmware needs to be updated for your Miaomiao not for Tomato app. You can refer the below YouTube video which I have created to update your Miaomiao.
Ok, looks like the apk it self not identifying the device. Could you try installing the app instead of apk. Am I making any sense.Unfortunately that didn't work either.
I am using the app (renamed to base.apk) to connect to the miaomaio 3, then send the update zip file to it.
I have noticed that after connecting to my MiaoMiao labelled as miaomiao3_ae5e and putting it into bootloader. It's then not viewable as miaomiao3_ae5e and is instead labelled as miaomiao2A_AE5F is that right? it's MAC address matches until the last character which is F not E.
The update transfers successfully and reports "Application has been sent successfully". The MiaoMaio3 then flashes a continuous red light and not green unfortunately, and doesn't read my sensor. In Xdrip the error logs says "No sensor has been found"
You mean the .zip file that contains the update?. I've recorded what I do. You'll see the misidentification in nRF Connect. It looks like it's successful but the MiaoMiao 3 flips from no lights while sending the application while in bootloader mode to flashing red after the file is sent.
This is recorded after a new session, I re-downloaded the files again and re-installed nRF Connect.
You mean the .zip file that contains the update?. I've recorded what I do. You'll see the misidentification in nRF Connect. It looks like it's successful but the MiaoMiao 3 flips from no lights while sending the application while in bootloader mode to flashing red after the file is sent.
This is recorded after a new session, I re-downloaded the files again and re-installed nRF Connect.
I mean, I doubt the nRF is not identifying the device. So could you try installing the apk and try installing the app freshly through Play Store or store. Links are there in the ytube description. Just give it a tryYou mean the .zip file that contains the update?. I've recorded what I do. You'll see the misidentification in nRF Connect. It looks like it's successful but the MiaoMiao 3 flips from no lights while sending the application while in bootloader mode to flashing red after the file is sent.
This is recorded after a new session, I re-downloaded the files again and re-installed nRF Connect.
mean, I doubt the nRF is not identifying the device. So could you try uninstalling the apk and try installing the app freshly through Play Store or store. Links are there in the ytube description. Just give it a try
Ideally it should be the same, I didn't know that the access has not granted to all. Anyways granted now to all. Just give it a try.Sadly that didn't work. I'm not sure if the firmware file you link to on your YouTube description is any different to that shared by MiaoMiao but I've requested access to try it.
Ok I guess you are doing this excercise after resetting MiaomiaoThanks Eliz, sadly no luck. No idea why my MiaoMiao 3 is acting so differently to everyone else's with regards to the firmware update. It's annoying.
Yes, so I'm sure I'm right that to reset a MM3 you use the charging cable. I've put it on charge for a while, or briefly to check if there's a correct way to do this. Each time it reverts to flashing red straight afterwards.Ok
Ok I guess you are doing this excercise after resetting Miaomiao
I'm facing the same problem as you. I've followed the same steps as you and nothing seems to work.Sadly that didn't work. I'm not sure if the firmware file you link to on your YouTube description is any different to that shared by MiaoMiao but I've requested access to try it.