Hi,

I see the reset switch, but I can't get it to reset to the factory settings.
I've tried:

  • Single and double presses
  • Long presses (>10s)
  • Shift + RST button + restart

Am I missing something?

Thanks.

  • erik replied to this.

    Hello tarocal ,
    That reset should only be for power reset. To factory reset it, you would need to re-flash the image to the CM4. You can get the pre-configured RPi OS image here.
    Thanks, Erik

      Thanks for the response. I see my mistake.
      I dont have any rpi io boards now. So I'll have to flash it later.

      I do want to know how to get the wireless networking working. I just see the 'No interface' message. I though it might just be simple fix, but I still can't seem to get it working.

      My CM4 module cannot use the WiFi chip onboard. How do I fix it? Do you need anymore details from my ide to diagnose it better?

      Once again, thanks.

        Hello tarocal , I'm just curious, when did you purchase the OAK-D CM4? Could you copy the number on the CM4?
        Thanks, Erik

          Hey @erik, I tried reflashing the image, however when I put the sd card into the board, it still had the old image with all of the old files, even after reflashing it. How do I solve this issue?
          By the way, I have the CM3 V_GPIO.

          I do not know it this has any effect on it, but somehow the device is capable of running without an sd card which does not seem like it should be able to do

            Hello sean

            Unless I am mistaken, the CM4 module we have has a emmc of 32 GB (sort of an inbuilt SD card that cannot be easily programmed or reset, you would need special hardware similar to the one shown here.)

            Somone from the official team please correct me if I am wrong, and I'll remove the comment if needed.

              Hi @tarocal
              Do you know where I can get one of those pieces of hardware, as I need to reset my device?

              • erik replied to this.

                Hello sean ,
                We have just added docs on how to flash an image to the eMMC memory on the CM4, see docs here (they should be availabile in 15min, it has just started building). Will that help?
                Thanks, Erik

                • sean replied to this.

                    Hi erik ,
                    Thank you for that, unfortunately my micro USB port is loose and therefore cannot power the board. I can however use the 5V power socket. I was looking through the raspberry pi documentation and could not quite make heads or tails from any of it. Is it possible for me to load a boot.img from the SD card, rather than through the micro USB port?

                    • erik replied to this.

                        Hello sean ,
                        Sorry about that, I forgot to mention in docs that you need to power the board via 5V barrel jack. I will edit it now.
                        Thanks, Erik

                          Solution: commented out the dtoverlay=sdhost,poll_once=off in the /boot/config.txt file accoring to this.

                          Figured it might be the same for the non-POE version as well. So gave it a go and WiFi works now.
                          Thanks for the quick updates.