No, but thanks for asking and trying to help me resolve…
I cant believe these things are just ruined. I would think someone could hook this up to something and just reflash the chip.
Wish there was a place you could send to to try. Wish 2 Gig would cover incidents like this as I am sure nothing is really wrong, but just the firmware is corrupted.
I’m sure it all comes down to cost. The shipping/repair/labor costs to attempt to resuscitate a bricked panel likely totals more than the cost of a new panel.
In general you want to make sure to never move the pins during an update. Did you try to reflash?