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Warning While we are doing our internal testing, beta firmware can come with occasional bugs. Bugs can be as simple as occasional annoyances to extreme problems that may cause battery drain or inhibit functionality. This beta firmware is currently stable and does not appear to have any of these issues, but please use with caution. Please find the current v4.12.6 release firmware attached as well if you want to revert back. Changelog v4.12.8-beta No longer reports Sync Error if user config is empty Add Support for Ring Personality Color (Hit color wheel mode, and then Enter to activate) Add Support for Honoring Brightness set by SkipApp Better handing of LED transitions Better Support for Short Pulse Transmission like NOKIA32/XMP/Cisco/Xfinity etc Restore Profile on Power Loss Restore Device Power State on Power Loss Restore Profile after Sync General Bug Fixes Led Timing Changes Changelog v4.12.9-beta: skip.1s.a06.release-4.12.9.bin Fix 'no config' bug on startup Changelog v4.12.10-beta: skip.1s.a06.release-4.12.10.bin Timing changes work for Xfinity LED profile transition fix Timeout framework, but not yet implemented Changelog v4.12.11-beta: skip.1s.a06.release-4.12.11-4-g394f1.bin Fixes Macro Support Log Cleanup Restore GUI and LED live syncing Fix version reporting More Initial Support for LED Timing (Not complete) Changelog v4.12.12-beta: skip.1s.a06.release-4.12.12.bin Crash Logging Stability Improvements Restore GUI and LED live syncing and syncing (GUI v0.9.71) Updating Firmware SkipApp currently does not expose a public method to update the firmware. Please close the Skip App and use the SkipUpdate tool below. It will not work with both tools open. Open the app, load the firmware file, and click upgrade. There are no other options. Close the app when finished, you Skip App should connect normally to the remote. Failed Upgrades Devices can not break on failed upgrades. Should the upgrade crash, hang, or the USB get disconnected mid-upgrade, the device remains safely in DFU (Device Firmware Upgrade or Bootloader) mode. Once in DFU mode, the device will wait in a lower power state. If any remote buttons are pressed, the ring will flash red 3 times. The remote can be restored to normal operation automatically by connecting to the Skip App software. Which should detect the bootloader, and load the stable publicly released firmware image. If for any reason this does not happen, you can use the SkipUpdate tool and load the . Download Links Adding Windows and Mac Icons SkipUpdate for Mac and SkipUpdate for Windows For Fun Adding Windows and Mac Icons RingTune for Mac and RingTune for Windows Factory Stable: skip.1s.a06.release.bin

@theboomr@jasonReplace the batteries and see if it still does the power reset, I had the same issue. At least on the old firmware, whatever was causing the power reset issue seems to be killing the battery really fast, while the activity is now successfully kept I don't know if it will die again just as fast or not. Additionally the color + middle button now doesn't work nonmatter what I program it with, the ring just glows white and then fades into the programmed color then fades out. No command is sent.

I'll fix it, thank you.

A few things, you can not brick the device. If the firmware uploads incorrectly, it will always have the fail safe of staying in DFU or the bootloader. You know it's in the bootloader because hitting any button on the remote flashes the leds 3 times. It'll wait there until you upload a valid image and stay in low power mode. The GUI should actually detect it's in the bootloader and recover the device by uploading the public stable firmware. I'm not sure why it didn't but I'm not concerned at the moment, probably just windows being windows. I'll make sure users are aware of this next post. Which is now, I think I fixed the bug. Locking forum, opening new one.