I have a particle argon that is always stuck blinking blue or green. “particle serial inspect” returns with no errors and “particle serial wifi” doesn’t seem to have any effect even when I put the correct wifi info. I have a second particle argon that works fine so I don’t think it’s a problem with my wifi or me configuring my argon incorrectly. What do I do to troubleshoot this?
Is this really blue or rather cyan?
Can you post a video (min. 30sec)?
It’s the dark blue, not the light blue that blinks when it’s working.
Have you tried Safe Mode?
Can you post the output of particle serial inspect?
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Platform: 12 - Argon
Modules
Bootloader module #0 - version 311, main location, 49152 bytes max size
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System module #1 - version 1301, main location, 671744 bytes max size
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Bootloader module #0 - version 311
User module #1 - version 5, main location, 131072 bytes max size
UUID: 72B73BFAB5C902DBE9EC90A13958C90408C6FA4758B9F9C5CFB5100141C1C58B
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System module #1 - version 326
NCP module #0 - version 5, main location, 1536000 bytes max size
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I had mine stuck in blinking green due to WiFi connectivity issues after swapping WiFi networks. I resolved it after using the CLI to add the new WiFi network to it. I also had my Xenon’s stuck in blinking green once I fixed the connectivity issues with the Argon. For this I had to go in and create a brand new mesh network, and abandon the old one on all devices. Everything else wouldn’t fix it. While I was trying to join the Xenon’s to the original mesh network it would get stuck in the listening mode, and using the particle app I somehow got out of it, but honestly I don’t know how.