Hi!
I’m using a GPS-RTK2 Board - ZED-F9P (Qwiic) since a few months, and it was working correctly. But since today, every time I power it up, the led “power” “pps” and “fence” stay on and I don’t receive any data from the uart. When I connect it with Usb, Windows says “unknown peripheral, Device Descriptor Request Failed”
I can get some information if I send 0x55 0x55 to it (via uart1) and connect it to u-center, and I can flash it successfuly, but after a power cycle, I encouter the same problem.
The F9P seems to be always in safeboot even though the safe pin isn’t connected to GND. There is no internal shortcut between safeboot and gnd.
A visual inspection shows nothing strange.
Is there a way to “unbrick” it ?
Hi Stephane.
Have you tried connecting it to an Arduino via I2C and running the FactoryDefault_I2C sketch? That should bring the GPS back to life. Failing that, there’s a ‘Default Config’ button in U-Center you might try that should set the GPS back to factory defaults over USB.
Hi TS-Chris!
I can run the FactoryDefault_I2C sketch successfuly, but I still don’t receive any byte when I run Example14_DebugOutput sketch.
Same behaviour after I connect the reset pin to GND.
I can’t connect the F9P over USB anymore (Device Descriptor Request Failed)
When I connect the F9P with an uart/usb adapter, then connect the F9P to U-Center, I can get some informations like these :
Software version: ROM BOOT 1.02 (a11814)
Hardware version: 00190000
Extensions: PROTVER=26.00 - MOD=ZED-F9P
There are some informations available on this screenshot, safeboot is always active:
Hi!
The F9P stayed unpowered for 3 days. Yesterday I powered it up and… the F9P started correctly. That’s weird!!
I have used it this morning and everything was ok.
But, since 1 hour, the problem is back. I can’t use it anymore.
Hi Stephane.
That’s very odd and not something I’ve seen before.
Can you PM me with your order details? (Order or invoice number)
Hi!
Some news:
I had this problem 1 or 2 more times. Each time, the F9P was restarting correctly if I waited a few hours before powering it up.
Since then, I think I found the culprit:
I had inserted a simple switch on the vcc line to power it off. But I noticed that with the F9P off, some leds were still a little powered.
Now the switch is on the GND line and I didn’t have any problem.