I have had some sync issues with one RuuviTag since I upgraded its firmware from 3.28.13 to 3.29.3: it does not sync anymore with the iOS App. Android sync works. The Ruuvi App on both phones receive the regular measurement updates. The upgraded RuuviTag does not have the “maintain connection” activated.
I have not tried upgrading my other RuuviTags yet. They work, with 3.28.13, work as before.
Any idea why the syncing does not work?
Hello,
There was a pretty major overhaul in how GATT connection works to save power on iOS, that might be related. @Rinat do you have any ideas what might be the cause here?
I downgraded the misbehaving tag to 3.28.13. Now the sync works. I wish it worked also with the latest firmware.
Just installed 3.29.3 and tried to sync - everything works ok with the AppStore build (2 points though).
I’ll try morning with more data collected.
I tried to re-install 3.29.3. First I pressed and held B and then pressed R
As a result, syncing stopped working again. I removed the battery and tried again, with no luck. Then I tried and tried, and some 50 (!!!) B+R presses later, I was able to make the red light stay on, and re-install 3.28.13. Now syncing works.
This guy must be faulty. Can you send me a new one?
A few questions
Please email sales@ruuvi.com for returns under warranty
No, only RAWv2 at 1285 ms is supported for now.
I use “NFC Tools” app on Android, you can also connect with nRF Connect Bluetooth app and read the firmware from Device Information Service on 3.x firmwares
Hi Otso,
Thanks, I’ll be in touch with your sales. I believe I have had enough unsuccessful attempts to prove that there is something wrong with the device.
Thanks for confirming which modes are supported. The modes 1, 2, and 3 are mentioned under v2.x.x but I did not find a mention some of them dropped in v3.x.x. However, I vaguely remembered 6-second blinking frequency before upgrading from v2.x.x to v3.x.x.
My Android phone does not have NFC. I tried with the nRF Connect Bluetooth on iPhone. It showed the Firmware revision string value as N/A. I vaguely remember having seen the firmware version number somewhere a few weeks ago, but I do not remember with which app or which phone.
regarding NFC on iPhone I have had the best luck with NFC tools Developed by wakdev waked.com .
NFC-reader Andrew Sowers
NFC reader STANC.IO. Nicolo Stanciu
Thanks for the suggestions. I tried both.
The first one was able to read RuuviTag correctly, showing all 3 lines shown on Ruuvi.com page for Decode, also the firmware version. I was able to make Decode only show the first line.
The second one tried to read but then claimed that the RuuviTag is not yet supported.
Earlier I had tried 3.29.3 with one RuuviTag. It did not sync at all. Not earlier and not yesterday. The unit had also some “button problems”, making it difficult to put it in Ruuvi Boot mode to change firmware (B button seemed to work very rarely). Now it is back to 3.28.13, and syncing well, but waiting to be returned for inspection due to the B button problem.
Yesterday I tried 3.29.3 with another RuuviTag. I had the same sync problem: no syncing at all. As a sidenote, the B button worked fine, and it is easy to downgrade to 3.28.13 to get syncing back.
Some details
-iPhone 8 with iOS 14.3
-Ruuvi Station 0.6.1 (20)
-Location: not determined
-Photo Library: authorised
-Camera: denied
-Notifications: authorised
-firmware 3.28.13 and 3.29.3
-one RuuviTag with “Säilytä yhteys” set to on, another with it set to off
One thing came to my mind. I have both iOS and Android devices at home, and I use both to read and sync the Tags.
I was wondering if the Tag keeps a record of the latest sync it did, regardless of with which device it synced, and does not sync with device B something it had synced with device A already. That would explain gaps, at least some of them.
RuuviTag does not keep such record, but apps do keep record of when they last synced.