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#1
2018-12-03, 22:50
Can someone tell me what there looking for here in the Data Base Information?...

Assign a new station:  (Processor-ID)

Where do I find my processor ID....

is it the HLK/SYSCLK/PCLKs  and then what looks like an IP address followed my Mhz ???

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Mike
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2018-12-03, 22:59 (This post was last modified: 2018-12-03, 23:01 by dupreezd.)
(2018-12-03, 22:50)Mike Wrote: Can someone tell me what there looking for here in the Data Base Information?...

Assign a new station:  (Processor-ID)

Where do I find my processor ID....

is it the HLK/SYSCLK/PCLKs  and then what looks like an IP address followed my Mhz ???

Thanks Much,
Mike
Mike your Device-ID/processor-ID is that long number, 6 groups of 4 numbers.
Just copy and paste, but make sure you don't get any leading or trailing spaces.
Oh, and turn Auto Refresh off in the  top right corner, otherwise you will have a hard time selecting the string and copy.
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2018-12-03, 23:04
Still lost....

Are we first looking at my Controller information that pops up when you put in the IP address of the System Blue Board....

If so, I don't see that large of a group of numbers...

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2018-12-03, 23:06
(2018-12-03, 23:04)Mike Wrote: Still lost....

Are we first looking at my Controller information that pops up when you put in the IP address of the System Blue Board....

If so, I don't see that large of a group of numbers...

Mike

Sorry, Log on to the controller, Status page. Scroll down to Controller/CPU
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2018-12-03, 23:25
I'm there, but no 6 groups of 4 numbers....
I have:
Firmware: Rev.9.0b1 BLUE/May 13 2018 10:49:24
Hardware: Rev. 19.4 (PCB-id 70)
HCLK/SYSCLK/PCLKs: 168/168/41/84 MHz
CPU: 59% 34.2 C, 3.26V
Max. Memory usage: 118kB + 65kB for Signals
Signal Buffers: 15
Input Voltage. 4.86V
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2018-12-03, 23:31
(2018-12-03, 23:25)Mike Wrote: I'm there, but no 6 groups of 4 numbers....
I have:
Firmware:   Rev.9.0b1 BLUE/May 13 2018 10:49:24
Hardware:  Rev. 19.4 (PCB-id 70)
HCLK/SYSCLK/PCLKs:  168/168/41/84 MHz
CPU:    59% 34.2 C, 3.26V
Max. Memory usage:  118kB + 65kB for Signals
Signal Buffers:  15
Input Voltage.  4.86V

Now that is weird. It should be just below Hardware.
Maybe one of the Developers will chime in.



Sorry, I can not be of more assistance.

PS. I do see you are running on a a Beta release firmware. Try updating to the latest release 9.1.
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2018-12-03, 23:35
By all means, upgrade! Take note of the warnings.
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2018-12-04, 00:10 (This post was last modified: 2018-12-04, 00:15 by mwaters.)
This is what mine looks like, FWIW.
...
Controller / CPU

Firmware. Rev. 9.1 BLUE / Aug 8 2018 21:10:54
Hardware  Rev. 19.5 (PCB-Id 7/0)
Device-ID  1F00-0000-0000-0000-0000 [private; edited by me]
HCLK / SYSCLK / PCLKs168 / 168 / 42 / 84 MHz
CPU 57%, 33.2°C, 3.25V
Max. Memory usage. 118kB + 65kB for Signals
Signal Buffers. 34
Input Voltage  5.00V

Network
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2018-12-04, 01:54
Well, I've looked over the Mac and Windows firmware install and the instructions fall off of a cliff...

First one says to upgrade firmware via web interface and follow the prompts...."What Web Interface"

Second calls for a single wire debug device....???????

Third calls for flashing new firmware over the USB connector via the DfuSe .....but there's no USB connector on the Blue Board.....

Help.....
Mike
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2018-12-04, 02:01
(2018-12-04, 01:54)Mike Wrote: Well, I've looked over the Mac and Windows firmware install and the instructions fall off of a cliff...

First one says to upgrade firmware via web interface and follow the prompts...."What Web Interface"

Second calls for a single wire debug device....???????

Third calls for flashing new firmware over the USB connector via the DfuSe .....but there's no USB connector on the Blue Board.....

Help.....
Mike

The web interface is what you see when you log on to the controller.
Tools page. Firmware.
Did you download the version 9.1?
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