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Originally Posted by dyanoshak
This can happen if you loaded (Gray) Jaguar code on a Black Jaguar and vice versa.
Firmware for Black Jaguar is "BlackJaguar-87.bin" and the firmware for (Gray) Jaguar is "Jaguar-87.bin".
There is a way to recover by using BDC-COMM in the command line.
Open up a command line terminal and navigate to the folder where you have bdc-comm.exe. To make it easy you can put it in your 'c' drive. I also recommend putting the firmware files in the same folder as bdc-comm.exe so that you do not have to type in a file path.
In the command line run the following:
1)
C:>bdc-comm.exe -c N
- replace the 'N' with the COM port number you are using
2)
# id X
- replace 'X' with the ID you had previously set for that Jaguar (factory default is 1)
3)
# update BlackJaguar-87.bin
- if the firmware is in the same folder as bdc-comm.exe, this will work. Be sure to change the file name for Gray Jaguar firmware.
The update should happen, showing progress as a percentage. Hopefully if everything went OK your Jaguar should be blinking again.
-David
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The files seem to be miss named, the BlackJaguar-87.bin file worked on a grey Jaguar, but the Jaguar-87.bin file caused it to crash.
Thank you for the help, I will try the position control again tomorrow.