Note: Particle support is helping me with this and similar Argon issue
Make sure the xenon is up to date before doing same for Argon and creating the mesh
Reset the Xenon (Hold down MODE button and RESET when it flashes white release. goes back to listening blue)
Put Xenon in DFU mode ((Hold down MODE button and RESET when it flashes yellow release. stays flashing yellow)
In a terminal window:
iMac-2032:~ joe$ particle update
Your device is ready for a system update.
This process should take about 30 seconds. Here it goes!
! System firmware update successfully completed!
Your device should now restart automatically.
iMac-2032:~ joe$
Xenon Flashing Blue
Put Xenon back in DFU mode and then in a terminal:
I would suggest you download xenon-bootloader@1.2.1.
Repeat steps above from Xenon flashing blue, put in dfu mode, flash system part1, then put in serial mode (flashing blue) and flash --serial xenon-bootloader@1.2.1.bin then back in dfu mode and flash --usb xenon-tinker.
Alternatively, after the Particle update when flashing blue why not claim it and get it to connect to the cloud. Then flash it?
iMac-2032:~ joe$ particle flash --usb /Users/joe/Downloads/xenon-system-part1@1.2.1.bin
Flash success!
iMac-2032:~ joe$ particle flash --serial /Users/joe/Downloads/xenon-bootloader@1.2.1.bin
! PROTIP: Hold the SETUP button on your device until it blinks blue!
? **Press** **ENTER** **when your device is blinking** **BLUE**
Error writing firmware: No serial port identified
iMac-2032:~ joe$
I cannot get it to flash blue
Also, why is it serial and not USB when it is connected to the usb and usb works for the system?
In order to have the “new” device and the “assisting” device interact both need to be blinking blue (same colour - notcyan) and AFAICT that is also stated in the in-app instructions that way.
Made the Argon blink blue, now when trying to bring the Xenon into the network it does not find the mesh network of the Argon like it did when it blinked cyan.