def factoryReset() -> bool:
logging.log(logging.INFO, "Factory reset")
try:
controlPacket = ControlPacketsGenerator.getCommandFactoryResetPacket()
uartMessage = UartMessagePacket(UartTxType.CONTROL,
controlPacket).getPacket()
uartPacket = UartWrapperPacket(UartMessageType.UART_MESSAGE,
uartMessage).getPacket()
result = UartWriter(uartPacket).write_with_result_sync(
[ResultValue.SUCCESS, ResultValue.WAIT_FOR_SUCCESS])
if result.resultCode is ResultValue.SUCCESS:
# This always returns SUCCESS, while we should actually wait.
time.sleep(10.0)
return True
if result.resultCode is ResultValue.WAIT_FOR_SUCCESS:
# Actually we should wait for the next result code..
time.sleep(10.0)
return True
logging.log(logging.WARN, f"Factory reset failed, result={result}")
return False
except CrownstoneException as e:
logging.log(logging.WARN, f"Failed to factory reset: {e}")
return False
async def commandFactoryReset(self):
"""
If you have the keys, you can use this to put the crownstone back into factory default mode
"""
await self._writeControlPacket(
ControlPacketsGenerator.getCommandFactoryResetPacket())