Beside the hardware defect ( Button1 is stuck when pressed ) the Button 1 has a problem with sending CoAP messages on battery.
I did a TCPdump on my network and the following is happening.
When on external power and pressing the button, the Button1 works. I sends the following packet:
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E..............D.....3.3..m3P....cit.s... SHBTN-2#98CDAC2C269C#2.C......{"G":[[0,9103,0],[0,2102,"S"],[0,2103,31],[0,3115,0],[0,3112,1],[0,3111,100],[0,9102,["ext_power"]]]}When I unplug the usb power and try immediately it will still work. It sends 2 packets when pressing the button once.
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E..............D.....3.3....P....cit.s... SHBTN-2#98CDAC2C269C#2.C......{"G":[[0,9103,0],[0,2102,"S"],[0,2103,41],[0,3115,0],[0,3112,0],[0,3111,100],[0,9102,["button"]]]}
E.... .........D.....3.3....P....cit.s... SHBTN-2#98CDAC2C269C#2.C......{"G":[[0,9103,0],[0,2102,"S"],[0,2103,41],[0,3115,0],[0,3112,0],[0,3111,100],[0,9102,["button"]]]}Then when I let it sleep and press the button it will start flashing as usual and turn green. But nothing happens on the network. It won't sent any CoAP message out. I can reach the webpage so it's connected to WIFI but it refuses to send the CoAP messages.
I'm using the latest fIrmware 20211109-125924/v1.11.7-g682a0db
Anyone else has this problem?
