Finally up and running!

[Technowank]

Just want to thank everyone on here for providing everything I required to get going with this project.

I have a 4 wire Egg pump with my Paris which I was originally stuck with the dreaded 04 error on the DSP, after reading some of the threads on here I ended up moving it from Pin 3 and Pin 7 and it now works as intended.

One thing I want to double check with everyone is the WiFI settings, with "your SSId" and "Your password" im assuming this is the details for my home router? As currently I am operating it by connecting to the boards own WiFi and doing it that way.

[Technowank]

I have now worked it out and have entered my router details and then accessed it via Layzspa.local however what seems to happen is now my pump will cut out after a short period of time causing it to restart itself if powered off or instantly E02 my egg if fully powered on.

[visualapproach]

Hi, what FW version are you using? Does it reboot if you run it on the bench with USB?

[Technowank]

Firmware: [2025-06-02-0910]

I've currently got it plugged into my PC and this is what log.txt says

1970-01-01 00:19:20UTC. SW:2025-06-02-0910
CIO-ESP:0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
DSP-ESP:0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
ESP-CIO:0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
ESP-DSP:0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
CIO msg count: 0 DSP msg count: 0
CIO msg quality: 0.000000% DSP msg quality: 0.000000%

Packet errors:0
bit0-bit error, bit1-too many bytes, bit2: too few bytes.

CIO CMD byte 0: 0
CIO CMD byte 1: 0
CIO CMD byte 2: 0
CIO CMD byte 3: 0
CIO CMD byte 4: 0
CIO CMD byte 5: 0
CIO CMD byte 6: 0
CIO CMD byte 7: 0
CIO CMD byte 8: 0
CIO CMD byte 9: 0
CIO CMD byte 10: 0
CIO CMD byte 11: 0
CIO CMD byte 12: 0
CIO CMD byte 13: 0
CIO CMD byte 14: 0
CIO CMD byte 15: 0
CIO CMD byte 16: 0
CIO CMD byte 17: 0
CIO CMD byte 18: 0
CIO CMD byte 19: 0
CIO CMD byte 20: 0
CIO CMD byte 21: 0
CIO CMD byte 22: 0
CIO CMD byte 23: 0
CIO CMD byte 24: 0
CIO CMD byte 25: 0
CIO CMD byte 26: 0
CIO CMD byte 27: 0
CIO CMD byte 28: 0
CIO CMD byte 29: 0
CIO CMD byte 30: 0
CIO CMD byte 31: 0
CIO CMD byte 32: 0
CIO CMD byte 33: 0
CIO CMD byte 34: 0
CIO CMD byte 35: 0
CIO CMD byte 36: 0
CIO CMD byte 37: 0
CIO CMD byte 38: 0
CIO CMD byte 39: 0
CIO CMD byte 40: 0
CIO CMD byte 41: 0
CIO CMD byte 42: 0
CIO CMD byte 43: 0
CIO CMD byte 44: 0
CIO CMD byte 45: 0
CIO CMD byte 46: 0
CIO CMD byte 47: 0
CIO CMD byte 48: 0
CIO CMD byte 49: 0
CIO CMD byte 50: 0
CIO CMD byte 51: 0
CIO CMD byte 52: 0
CIO CMD byte 53: 0
CIO CMD byte 54: 0
CIO CMD byte 55: 0
CIO CMD byte 56: 0
CIO CMD byte 57: 0
CIO CMD byte 58: 0
CIO CMD byte 59: 0
CIO CMD byte 60: 0
CIO CMD byte 61: 0
CIO CMD byte 62: 0
CIO CMD byte 63: 0
1970-01-01 00:00:21UTC. SW:2025-06-02-0910
CIO-ESP:0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
DSP-ESP:0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
ESP-CIO:0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
ESP-DSP:0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
CIO msg count: 0 DSP msg count: 0
CIO msg quality: 0.000000% DSP msg quality: 0.000000%

Packet errors:0
bit0-bit error, bit1-too many bytes, bit2: too few bytes.

CIO CMD byte 0: 0
CIO CMD byte 1: 0
CIO CMD byte 2: 0
CIO CMD byte 3: 0
CIO CMD byte 4: 0
CIO CMD byte 5: 0
CIO CMD byte 6: 0
CIO CMD byte 7: 0
CIO CMD byte 8: 0
CIO CMD byte 9: 0
CIO CMD byte 10: 0
CIO CMD byte 11: 0
CIO CMD byte 12: 0
CIO CMD byte 13: 0
CIO CMD byte 14: 0
CIO CMD byte 15: 0
CIO CMD byte 16: 0
CIO CMD byte 17: 0
CIO CMD byte 18: 0
CIO CMD byte 19: 0
CIO CMD byte 20: 0
CIO CMD byte 21: 0
CIO CMD byte 22: 0
CIO CMD byte 23: 0
CIO CMD byte 24: 0
CIO CMD byte 25: 0
CIO CMD byte 26: 0
CIO CMD byte 27: 0
CIO CMD byte 28: 0
CIO CMD byte 29: 0
CIO CMD byte 30: 0
CIO CMD byte 31: 0
CIO CMD byte 32: 0
CIO CMD byte 33: 0
CIO CMD byte 34: 0
CIO CMD byte 35: 0
CIO CMD byte 36: 0
CIO CMD byte 37: 0
CIO CMD byte 38: 0
CIO CMD byte 39: 0
CIO CMD byte 40: 0
CIO CMD byte 41: 0
CIO CMD byte 42: 0
CIO CMD byte 43: 0
CIO CMD byte 44: 0
CIO CMD byte 45: 0
CIO CMD byte 46: 0
CIO CMD byte 47: 0
CIO CMD byte 48: 0
CIO CMD byte 49: 0
CIO CMD byte 50: 0
CIO CMD byte 51: 0
CIO CMD byte 52: 0
CIO CMD byte 53: 0
CIO CMD byte 54: 0
CIO CMD byte 55: 0
CIO CMD byte 56: 0
CIO CMD byte 57: 0
CIO CMD byte 58: 0
CIO CMD byte 59: 0
CIO CMD byte 60: 0
CIO CMD byte 61: 0
CIO CMD byte 62: 0
CIO CMD byte 63: 0
1970-01-01 00:03:12UTC. SW:2025-06-02-0910
CIO-ESP:BC,3,16,0,1,1A,FD,0,0,0,0
DSP-ESP:BB,3,10,0,1,14,FD,0,0,0,0
ESP-CIO:BB,3,10,0,1,14,FD,0,0,0,0
ESP-DSP:BC,3,16,0,1,1A,FD,0,0,0,0
CIO msg count: 278 DSP msg count: 1567
CIO msg quality: 100.000000% DSP msg quality: 100.000000%

Packet errors:0
bit0-bit error, bit1-too many bytes, bit2: too few bytes.

CIO CMD byte 0: 0
CIO CMD byte 1: 0
CIO CMD byte 2: 0
CIO CMD byte 3: 0
CIO CMD byte 4: 0
CIO CMD byte 5: 0
CIO CMD byte 6: 0
CIO CMD byte 7: 0
CIO CMD byte 8: 0
CIO CMD byte 9: 0
CIO CMD byte 10: 0
CIO CMD byte 11: 0
CIO CMD byte 12: 0
CIO CMD byte 13: 0
CIO CMD byte 14: 0
CIO CMD byte 15: 0
CIO CMD byte 16: 0
CIO CMD byte 17: 0
CIO CMD byte 18: 0
CIO CMD byte 19: 0
CIO CMD byte 20: 0
CIO CMD byte 21: 0
CIO CMD byte 22: 0
CIO CMD byte 23: 0
CIO CMD byte 24: 0
CIO CMD byte 25: 0
CIO CMD byte 26: 0
CIO CMD byte 27: 0
CIO CMD byte 28: 0
CIO CMD byte 29: 0
CIO CMD byte 30: 0
CIO CMD byte 31: 0
CIO CMD byte 32: 0
CIO CMD byte 33: 0
CIO CMD byte 34: 0
CIO CMD byte 35: 0
CIO CMD byte 36: 0
CIO CMD byte 37: 0
CIO CMD byte 38: 0
CIO CMD byte 39: 0
CIO CMD byte 40: 0
CIO CMD byte 41: 0
CIO CMD byte 42: 0
CIO CMD byte 43: 0
CIO CMD byte 44: 0
CIO CMD byte 45: 0
CIO CMD byte 46: 0
CIO CMD byte 47: 0
CIO CMD byte 48: 0
CIO CMD byte 49: 0
CIO CMD byte 50: 0
CIO CMD byte 51: 0
CIO CMD byte 52: 0
CIO CMD byte 53: 0
CIO CMD byte 54: 0
CIO CMD byte 55: 0
CIO CMD byte 56: 0
CIO CMD byte 57: 0
CIO CMD byte 58: 0
CIO CMD byte 59: 0
CIO CMD byte 60: 0
CIO CMD byte 61: 0
CIO CMD byte 62: 0
CIO CMD byte 63: 0
1970-01-01 00:07:19UTC. SW:2025-06-02-0910
CIO-ESP:BC,3,16,2,1,1C,FD,0,0,0,0
DSP-ESP:BB,3,10,0,1,14,FD,0,0,0,0
ESP-CIO:BB,3,10,0,1,14,FD,0,0,0,0
ESP-DSP:BC,3,16,2,1,1C,FD,0,0,0,0
CIO msg count: 545 DSP msg count: 3232
CIO msg quality: 100.000000% DSP msg quality: 99.000000%

Packet errors:0
bit0-bit error, bit1-too many bytes, bit2: too few bytes.

CIO CMD byte 0: 0
CIO CMD byte 1: 0
CIO CMD byte 2: 0
CIO CMD byte 3: 0
CIO CMD byte 4: 0
CIO CMD byte 5: 0
CIO CMD byte 6: 0
CIO CMD byte 7: 0
CIO CMD byte 8: 0
CIO CMD byte 9: 0
CIO CMD byte 10: 0
CIO CMD byte 11: 0
CIO CMD byte 12: 0
CIO CMD byte 13: 0
CIO CMD byte 14: 0
CIO CMD byte 15: 0
CIO CMD byte 16: 0
CIO CMD byte 17: 0
CIO CMD byte 18: 0
CIO CMD byte 19: 0
CIO CMD byte 20: 0
CIO CMD byte 21: 0
CIO CMD byte 22: 0
CIO CMD byte 23: 0
CIO CMD byte 24: 0
CIO CMD byte 25: 0
CIO CMD byte 26: 0
CIO CMD byte 27: 0
CIO CMD byte 28: 0
CIO CMD byte 29: 0
CIO CMD byte 30: 0
CIO CMD byte 31: 0
CIO CMD byte 32: 0
CIO CMD byte 33: 0
CIO CMD byte 34: 0
CIO CMD byte 35: 0
CIO CMD byte 36: 0
CIO CMD byte 37: 0
CIO CMD byte 38: 0
CIO CMD byte 39: 0
CIO CMD byte 40: 0
CIO CMD byte 41: 0
CIO CMD byte 42: 0
CIO CMD byte 43: 0
CIO CMD byte 44: 0
CIO CMD byte 45: 0
CIO CMD byte 46: 0
CIO CMD byte 47: 0
CIO CMD byte 48: 0
CIO CMD byte 49: 0
CIO CMD byte 50: 0
CIO CMD byte 51: 0
CIO CMD byte 52: 0
CIO CMD byte 53: 0
CIO CMD byte 54: 0
CIO CMD byte 55: 0
CIO CMD byte 56: 0
CIO CMD byte 57: 0
CIO CMD byte 58: 0
CIO CMD byte 59: 0
CIO CMD byte 60: 0
CIO CMD byte 61: 0
CIO CMD byte 62: 0
CIO CMD byte 63: 0
1970-01-01 00:07:19UTC. SW:2025-06-02-0910
CIO-ESP:BC,3,16,2,1,1C,FD,0,0,0,0
DSP-ESP:BB,3,0,0,1,4,FD,0,0,0,0
ESP-CIO:BB,3,0,0,1,4,FD,0,0,0,0
ESP-DSP:BC,3,16,2,1,1C,FD,0,0,0,0
CIO msg count: 545 DSP msg count: 3235
CIO msg quality: 100.000000% DSP msg quality: 99.000000%

Packet errors:0
bit0-bit error, bit1-too many bytes, bit2: too few bytes.

CIO CMD byte 0: 0
CIO CMD byte 1: 0
CIO CMD byte 2: 0
CIO CMD byte 3: 0
CIO CMD byte 4: 0
CIO CMD byte 5: 0
CIO CMD byte 6: 0
CIO CMD byte 7: 0
CIO CMD byte 8: 0
CIO CMD byte 9: 0
CIO CMD byte 10: 0
CIO CMD byte 11: 0
CIO CMD byte 12: 0
CIO CMD byte 13: 0
CIO CMD byte 14: 0
CIO CMD byte 15: 0
CIO CMD byte 16: 0
CIO CMD byte 17: 0
CIO CMD byte 18: 0
CIO CMD byte 19: 0
CIO CMD byte 20: 0
CIO CMD byte 21: 0
CIO CMD byte 22: 0
CIO CMD byte 23: 0
CIO CMD byte 24: 0
CIO CMD byte 25: 0
CIO CMD byte 26: 0
CIO CMD byte 27: 0
CIO CMD byte 28: 0
CIO CMD byte 29: 0
CIO CMD byte 30: 0
CIO CMD byte 31: 0
CIO CMD byte 32: 0
CIO CMD byte 33: 0
CIO CMD byte 34: 0
CIO CMD byte 35: 0
CIO CMD byte 36: 0
CIO CMD byte 37: 0
CIO CMD byte 38: 0
CIO CMD byte 39: 0
CIO CMD byte 40: 0
CIO CMD byte 41: 0
CIO CMD byte 42: 0
CIO CMD byte 43: 0
CIO CMD byte 44: 0
CIO CMD byte 45: 0
CIO CMD byte 46: 0
CIO CMD byte 47: 0
CIO CMD byte 48: 0
CIO CMD byte 49: 0
CIO CMD byte 50: 0
CIO CMD byte 51: 0
CIO CMD byte 52: 0

[visualapproach]

I meant 'bootlog.txt', not log.txt

[Technowank]

Ah apologies,

{"BOOTINFO":"Software/System restart 2025-08-02 17:40:22"}
{"BOOTINFO":"Power On 2025-08-02 17:41:05"}
{"BOOTINFO":"Power On 2025-08-02 17:45:02"}
{"BOOTINFO":"Power On 2025-08-02 17:52:39"}
{"BOOTINFO":"Software/System restart 2025-08-02 17:58:32"}
{"BOOTINFO":"Software/System restart 2025-08-02 18:28:09"}

[visualapproach]

Yes, here you can see the reasons for the reboots it had the chance of logging. I cannot know what happened when but you can investigate a little if it's intentional reboots or the unintentional. If it says power on then maybe there is a power issue to the board, or lack of power from the pump.
But since it started crashing after you connected to your router it may be some issue with that. Try making an AP with your phone and connect to that instead of the router and see if it changes something.

[Technowank]

Hello, I decided to dig out my old 6 wire egg in storage and adjusted the PCB and wires accordingly and there are no issues whatsoever, an absolute night and day difference. I think 4 wires are just awkward in general. Thank you for providing support.