It does not go to sleep. I started with the cord that came with the bullet, but I needed an adapter to connect it to my Mac. The first time I tried to connect it did not. When I rebooted my computer, it worked. I then decided to get a cord that would not require an adapter. The same thing happened. I’m guessing this is more about my computer than the roaster. It’s really something I can live with.
If it ever gets too annoying, I would be happy to jump on a screenshare and see if we can figure out what is going on.Bullet does not connect to Roast time...says disconnected - #47 by dslazar9.bRKp
Hello all.
I am not sure if this will help someone. I just installed Roast Time 4, and I was having the same issue as many of you: my bullet appeared disconnected. I did what @braca19452f9m suggested.
However, the difference is that the button says “USB DRIVERS” and there is a big purple button that says “Re-Install.” Click on that, and after a few minutes, everything will work—it did to me, at least.
Happy roasting.
Cheers,
Roger.
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Same issues here with my Macbook. The proposed solution to unplug the cable on both sides and restart Roastime has worked. BUT guys: THIS IS BUGGY!
Can´t you FIX this???
Hi, I have the same issue with my MacBook. I tried the proposed solution of unplugging the USB cables on both sides and restarting RoasTime and it was unsuccessful. I have confirmed the USB port and cable are functional by connecting and subsequently ejecting an unrelated device. Any other ideas?
Are you still on RT 3.4? Can you give the new RT4 a try?
Yes, I am running RT4.
Aillio Team,
I just bought my second bullet roaster and, of course, a second PC to connect to it. I struggled BIG TIME trying to get my old or my new bullet connected to my new PC with a fresh install of Roast Time v4.
There are some major bugs (another article to come) with RoastTime v4 and I am just coming back around to the community forums. The big thing is that it seems a fresh install and (at least for me) re-installing the usb driver / dependencies simply did not solve my issues on two different new PCs. I also tried going back to RoastTime 3 with no success.
Whether it is the new Bullet V1R2 now coming with a USB-A to USB-C connector or the new software not having the driver stuff sorted, this NEEDS to be fixed. I think the 5k views of this article of the past year is evidence enough. Something isn’t right.
Your steps to get the Github program Zadig and do the driver install that way was the ONLY way I could get it to finally work. Many hours were drained before this.
For those having similar issues - Install the Zadig 2.7 and install the drivers from there if you simply cannot get your RT4 program to connect to your Bullet.
EDIT/P.S. - thanks for adding gifs to the forum so I could put this ^^^
I agree, it’s shit.
All I can say is that we are working on it. We have re-written a lot of the code that is responsible for the USB connection, and in the coming weeks we ware going to update these software modules. These will also support the new R2, R2 Pro and AiO roasters.
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Not able to connect on my side either. I’ve never previously had connection issues. Mac user. Tried everything. Reinstalled software, tried different usb cables, restarted roastime 20 times, restarted laptop to no avail. Please fix this.
I’m having the same problem. Last roast on 28/9 was fine. The most recent October 8? updates for the R2 etc seem to have screwed things up. I’ve tried the zadig 2.7 suggestion; that didn’t work. I’m on R1 V2, Windows 11 24HZ. Latest RoasTime version. Everything has worked smoothly in the 5 months I’ve had the R1. Can I disable those ‘updates’ for the R2? Please fix, ta.
I am using a MAC and same thing, lost USB connection. When can we expect a fix? Also, create the option to bypass auto updates please. If I have a stable version, let me stick with it.
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Hi, if you’re experiencing recent connection issues you may need to clear your dependencies as per this post Connection and dependency issue
@millewis.aZqX @bullettrain @dhooser.IrbX Let me know if those steps in the thread do not resolve your issue. I am happy to jump on a call with anyone to rectify any issues. Thank you for raising the issue.
Thanks for the fix. Installed the new version on my mac and the connection to Bullet is active according to Roastime. Did not actually perform a roast.
Hi, I have the same problem. I updated to 4.8.0 and deleted the dependencies on my MacBook but the roaster still not connecting to the RoastTime. Could you please help me?
What version of MacOS are you running? Can you run through the steps outlined in this topic: How To: Self Debugging USB Issues - #2 and let me know the results?
Thanks!
Jacob,
Appreciate the honesty and transparency. I am not usually one to complain just to complain. I am glad this is being worked on!
Hello,
I can’t get connected. Here is my configuration:
Mac OS 12.6.6
RT V 4.8.0
Client SW v1.147.8
Proxy service v1.54.0
Communication Service V2.2.6
When I run the debug procedure, I don’t see my bullet ( I saw it on Nov 23). I tried several cables and I did the same procedure with another MacBook and impossible to see the bullet.
I did connect a old MacBook Pro (MacOs Sierra 10.13.6 ) and I can see the bullet (but I can’t run RT 4.8…too old).
What happened between Nov 23 and Dec 7:
- I opened a ticket
- I found a solution to get connected once by removing the dependencies
- I updated firmware
Then, impossible to connect whatever you do.
What could be done?
Thanks’
Xavier
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Updated:
Remove and reinstall the latest Roast time software, now it is connected.
Same here…
Mac 12.7.6
Client Latest v1.148.2
Proxy service Latest v1.55.0
Communication service Latest v2.2.6
Had restarted my Macbook Pro and Bullet V2 but nothing happened. The ‘downloading updates’ message keeps loading tho.