jimit

jimit · 2025-02-14T22:46:54+00:00

It had the original OS from the factory before that (1.1)

I followed the steps you listed and was still not able to see the device using the fastboot command. There are still no lights. I tried from 2 machines Windows and Linux and had no luck in getting the device to show up

jimit · 2025-02-14T07:30:31+00:00

jakaskerl

Window's host OS. It is not a power issue because I have been using the same USB-C power brick as before when it was fine. Even tried to plug it into a Poe+ switch with enough wattage and still does not have any lights at all.

Ran the following commands:

I had downloaded the appropriate zip file and moved it to the data directory

recovery --wipe_cache --update_package=/data/full_update_luxonis_ext4.zip

reboot

jimit · 2025-02-12T21:36:24+00:00

Hello,

I tried updating the OS on the camera using the commands on the docs but it does not have any lights anymore, it does not even show up in adb devices. Is there any other way to connect to it and factory reset it?

jimit · 7 Feb

jakaskerl

I tried setting the env variable and still no luck. Same no available devices error. I tried on both windows and linux

jimit · 5 Feb

jakaskerl

Hi Jaka,

When I connected via adb and ran this command:

/ $ agentconfd setup --password luxonis --app-config "{\"com-luxonis-default\":\"{}\"}" --agent-config "sc=R03FLP" --time-zone America/Chicago --time @1738786784 --enable-error-reporting --peripheral-mode

Setup verification failed: Internet connectivity check failed: Couldn't ping 8.8.8.8

I got the error above. I plugged in the ethernet coming out of the poe injector to a router that was connected to the internet and reran the command and then got the following message:

/ $ agentconfd setup --password luxonis --app-config "{\"com-luxonis-default\":\"{}\"}" --agent-config "sc=R03FLP" --time-zone America/Chicago --time @1738786784 --enable-error-reporting --peripheral-mode

Success!

Why does the camera need internet on the first setup? I would recommend updating the docs to include this requirement especially since it says "local setup" which could be misunderstood.
I then reconnected the ethernet to my laptop and tried to run the example on the setup page but I am getting the following even though I am successfully able to ping the device at 169.254.79.144:
python Camera/camera_output.py

Traceback (most recent call last):

File "…\depthai-core\examples\python\Camera\camera_output.py", line 7, in <module>

with dai.Pipeline() as pipeline:
```
    ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
```

RuntimeError: No available devices

jimit · 3 Feb

Hello,
I tried to set up the new OAK4-D Pro via local setup: https://setup.luxonis.com/configuration/oak4d

I have connected the ethernet to my computer and am powering it via USB C.
When I scan the QR code, the camera goes from flashing blue to flashing green. After a few seconds, it rapidly flashes red and then goes back to flashing blue.

The information next to the QR code mentions that red flashing means that the setup is not finalized, possibly due to a failed internet connection. Are there any other reasons it could fail?
The local setup does not connect to the internet correct?

I also tried multiple USB-C chargers with more than 30W capacity and all had the same issue.

I tried to ssh root@ip to run the setup command manually but that resulted in:
ssh: connect to host connection refused

Is there anything else I could try?

When is the hub setup expeted to be available for the OAK4_D Pro?

@RakshithSingh