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I guess what happens is that when the ESPHome node restarts, it doesn't gracefully close the connection with the car. Next time when it boots, when it tries to re-establish the connection with the car, it won't get the proper responses at first, because the car still considers the previous connection as active. These errors lead to force the initial handshake again with the car. |
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That's very odd, I don't see it in my board (although I probably need to watch what happens as I move the board in and out of range to simulate the car coming and going). I wonder if it is somehow out of sync when a connection is made. You say it works fine otherwise so I'm guessing once it's synched properly it is reading the car properly. |
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The system works fine, but I see some errors I don't really understand.
I'm running 2026.2.1.
It's about the following errors:
signed_message_fault: ERROR_INCORRECT_EPOCH
operation_status: ERROR
I have these messages for quite some versions now, but don't get why they are happening and how to fix them.
They happen very often as soon as there is communication between the ESP and the car.
Running on a ESP32-C6 with 4MB Flash.
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