I am working with 2 XBee Pro Series 2 for a project and I am using XCTU to program them through an FTDI breakout board.
I decided to update the firmware of one of my XBee Pro Series 2 module to be a router AT while I was making a P2P with another module already set as coordinator.
Unfortunately, after the firmware update ended, a message appeared saying I had to reset my module.
Now I am no longer able to discover such module in any way, and the recovery tool says it can’t find a bootloader.
More precisely:
It stucks for 5 or 6 seconds saying “Looking for a bootloader”, and then exits with “There is no active bootloader in the module”.
They are brand new modules and I have already used them with success, on a P2P communication.
Now the problem is, how do I get my module back to work ?
That only works if the XCTU software is able to get into command mode and issue the proper commands to invoke the bootloader application. If it is not able to, then the flow control lines are absolutely required as explained in the product manual for each radio.