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<blockquote data-quote="Robert Lofgren" data-source="post: 76097" data-attributes="member: 2447">Re: old scenesIt was stated in one of the update documents that the upgrade wasn&#039;t compatible with the old scenes and needed to be re-saved.@op What happens when you try to load an old scene?The saved files are text-only and can be edited by hand.If this is the same issue that was described in the update document then I also think that you don&#039;t need to downgrade the firmware.The steps would be:1. Initialize console in the setup page. Remember, this doesn&#039;t wipe your entire board. It only loads your console factory default scene, just like any other scene you are loading. This step ensures that later added functionality doesn&#039;t interfere with the old configuration. They really need to rename that function since most people thinks it wipes the complete console of all stored data (factory reset) witch it don&#039;t.2. Load your old saved scene.3. Re-save the scene. This stores the additional configurations used by the new firmware4. Repeat ALL STEPS for all old scenesIf your problem is of a different nature, please describe...As a side note. If I got this right, a factory reset is performed by holding down &#039;undo&#039; while booting</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Robert Lofgren, post: 76097, member: 2447"] Re: old scenes It was stated in one of the update documents that the upgrade wasn't compatible with the old scenes and needed to be re-saved. @op What happens when you try to load an old scene? The saved files are text-only and can be edited by hand. If this is the same issue that was described in the update document then I also think that you don't need to downgrade the firmware. The steps would be: 1. Initialize console in the setup page. Remember, this doesn't wipe your entire board. It only loads your console factory default scene, just like any other scene you are loading. This step ensures that later added functionality doesn't interfere with the old configuration. They really need to rename that function since most people thinks it wipes the complete console of all stored data (factory reset) witch it don't. 2. Load your old saved scene. 3. Re-save the scene. This stores the additional configurations used by the new firmware 4. Repeat ALL STEPS for all old scenes If your problem is of a different nature, please describe... As a side note. If I got this right, a factory reset is performed by holding down 'undo' while booting [/QUOTE]

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