Radars have some high heat output, so they’re going to be a little warm anyway.
Temperature isn’t the only factor causing the problem, this S2 mini is used from a different vendor, and when they were manufactured, the most recent batch seems to have swapped out some key components (including crystals, LDOs), which leads to the possibility of a reboot when high power WIFI is coupled with high temperatures, and too many reboots in a row triggers the epshome’s safemode mechanism, which also causes the won’t budge.
The new firmware also optimizes the wifi’s strategy to return it to its default mild power saving. Since the previous us firmware we regulated it at full power.
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Hi, here’s my experience so far - only 2 hours after applying power to my new SCREEK for the first time (and I’m very excited - and somewhat confused):
Immediately after power on, I noticed a blue led inside the case that flashed - so, logically I assumed it to be Bluetooth - and sure enough, my BLE Proxy immediately picked up the LD2410 BLE device and it automatically showed up in Home Assistant. After the default configuration (which is nothing more than to accept the Integration and assign a room to the device), this is what I got:
But I could not find anywhere any reference to connection using Bluetooth, so I continued to see If I could get the WiFi running. At first, the SCREEK-HUMAN-SENSOR Wi-Fi SSD didn’t show up on my mobile phone, but after 15 minutes it suddenly did, and I could successfully connect it to my Home WLAN:
However, I do not know how to perform OTA Update as I have no idea where to find the right file. But maybe I will later. So, I went back into Home Assistant, and viola - a new instance of the SCREEK device had automatically been detected by my ESPHome Server and was waiting to be explored in Home Assistant. Again, no complicated configurations, just accept and pick a room. But the resulting list of entities was very different from the BLE Instance:
I would use the ESP sensor vice Bluetooth since that’s the setup SCREEK is supporting.
You can grab the HLKRadar tool on a mobile device to calibrate. I believe it’s available in the app store for iOS and can be downloaded from the Play Store for Android.
The blue LED is for the WiFi connection for the ESP board. Flashing means it’s disconnected.
Updating via OTA didn’t work. It goes offline when I hit the update button, and WiFi connection is lost, but it never comes back online again unless I power-cycle it. Then the FW version is unchanged. BLE seems to work all the time.
Well, I’m wondering if having both BLE and WiFi setup are causing your issue.
It makes sense that the BLE would stay up since that’s connecting directly to the sensor. WiFi is routed through the ESP board (which is really what the firmware is updating).
Another thing I noticed when updating. The firmware version under device info did not change, but the firmware version listed on the update sensor under configuration did.
