If you are have the Message "No FabScanPi HAT or compatible device found" in your log file you need to check the following options.
First double check the solder joints of the 40-pin Header of the FabScanPi-HAT. If you are sure that there are no 'cold' solder joints move on reading, otherwise resolder those joints. Try again and have a look to the logs. If the error still occurs continue reading with 3.
Check if your fabscanpi-server version is 0.8.0 or higher. Have a look into your default.config.json and check the serial baudrate. It should be 57600 for fabscanpi-server >= 0.4.2. If you changed the baudrate and the error still occurs continue with reading 3.
Your bootloader is bricked, what means that you need to flash a new bootloader to your FabScanPi HAT. Continue with reading "How to flash the FabScanPi HAT Bootloader?"
How to flash the Bootloader?
! If you want to leave the HAT connected to the pi during the flashing process. Be sure you stopped the FabScanPi Server. You can use the following command to do that. !
$ sudo /etc/init.d/fabscanpi-server stop
Option A: Using Raspberry Pi for flashing.
Connect the FabScanPi HAT pins as described below. (solder some wires to the solder pads). Use a resistor 2k2...5k6 in series for every signal. (see picture for details)
If you are have the Message "No FabScanPi HAT or compatible device found" in your log file you need to check the following options.
First double check the solder joints of the 40-pin Header of the FabScanPi-HAT. If you are sure that there are no 'cold' solder joints move on reading, otherwise resolder those joints. Try again and have a look to the logs. If the error still occurs continue reading with 3.
Check if your fabscanpi-server version is 0.8.0 or higher. Have a look into your default.config.json and check the serial baudrate. It should be 57600 for fabscanpi-server >= 0.4.2. If you changed the baudrate and the error still occurs continue with reading 3.
Your bootloader is bricked, what means that you need to flash a new bootloader to your FabScanPi HAT. Continue with reading "How to flash the FabScanPi HAT Bootloader?"
How to flash the Bootloader?
! If you want to leave the HAT connected to the pi during the flashing process. Be sure you stopped the FabScanPi Server. You can use the following command to do that. !
$ sudo /etc/init.d/fabscanpi-server stop
Option A: Using Raspberry Pi for flashing.
Connect the FabScanPi HAT pins as described below. (solder some wires to the solder pads). Use a resistor 2k2...5k6 in series for every signal. (see picture for details)
I have figured out that I needed to be in the folder /etc to edit the proper .Conf file, I still however get an error of unable to start avr rc=1
Once I get a chance I will add clips from the log file, I have added it to another post with this same topic
I may have screwed up soldering to the reset button pad on the hat I'm currently using, so I'm going to solder pins to the other hat I have that has the same no bootloader issue
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