Bdale Garbee <[email protected]> writes: > Yes. All TeleMetrum v1 boards use the cc1111 processor on which we > don't support self-programming. You have to use one of our devices like > a TeleDongle as the programmer in a pair-programming mode using the > cable mentioned to connect the 8-pin "companion" port on the programmer > with the 4-pin "debug" port on the target to be updated. See the pair > programming procedures in the manual for more details.
Note that the TeleMetrum v1 starter kits included the cable necessary for reprogramming TeleMetrum and TeleDongle hardware, so if you bought one of those, you should have it somewhere. > As to the advantages, for a TeleMini board I don't think they're > terribly significant. There have been a number of bug fixes since > 1.0.3, and Keith can chime in if I'm forgetting something important that > might matter to you, but if everything is working fine I don't think you > need to go nuts trying to update the TeleMini. There are some useful bug fixes for TeleMetrum v1 boards since 1.0.3, but nothing significant since 1.2.1. 1.2.1 also included a change in the TeleDongle radio configuration that improved sensitivity a bit. As for TeleMini, there really haven't been any significant bugs fixed since 1.0.3. You can look for yourself in the latest altusmetrum manual: http://altusmetrum.org/AltOS/doc/altusmetrum.html -keith
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