Hello
I have read from the whole topic that you can make an econt:
-buy tp-link TL-MR3020 router V3.2 and usb to RS485 converter -only based on ftdi chip
-download openwrt firmware no higher than version 18.x.x.x to tplink -openwrt-ramips-mt76x8-tplink_tl-mr3020-v3-squashfs-tftp-recovery.bin
-then update (despite objection that not the correct file) with the bin from post #96 (root_eco.bin)
-econet ready
I'm not sure if a router prepared in such a way will always connect to plum servers, I've read that some are connected to others not. What does this happiness depend on?
I have an original ekonet300 for heat pumps from plum, I would like to create a backup with MR2030 v3.2 in case of failure of the original - is there any reliable way to do this?
-is the tplink serial number also given to the servers ? (because the uid is pulled from the controller so it is not sewn into the tplink)
-How to take a dump of the original software in its entirety?
-Is it possible to take a dump of the original and upload it to the new tplink so that they are interchangeable ?
-is the software only in a separate flash memory or is there something in the processor as well?
in Mr3020 V3.2 there is a Winbond W25Q64JV SPI flash memory and a MEDIATEK MT 7528NN processor and it appears (if I read the pdf of this chip correctly) that there is no flash memory or eeprom . Logic dictates that the complete router program is contained in the external flash of the SPI W25Q64JV .When its contents are transferred in the programmer to the second chip, a 100% clone of the original ekonet should be created. Is it somehow possible to dump the contents of this memory without flying out and putting in an external programmer?
kolo7interia.eu wrote: I have a huge request to people on this forum.I have probably fallen off my Econect router from Kostrzewa. It is the original. The LEDs are blinking ( video) . . Can someone help me to save the equipment?
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I would first check the power supply . Maybe some capacitor blew out on the router board or the reset circuit .... You could try to re-solder the memory to another MR3020 the question is if all the program is in flash memory and it has not crashed.