Firmware Flash Vera 1 - Revision history

Henk at 20:06, 2 June 2011

2011-06-02T20:06:12Z

2011-06-02T20:05:31Z

2011-06-02T20:04:37Z

2011-06-02T19:58:31Z

2011-05-22T20:47:55Z

Firmware Flash moved to Firmware Flash Vera 1: avoid confusion with page "Firmware Flash Vera 2"

2011-05-20T20:45:32Z

2010-12-08T16:01:13Z

‎PC ( Windows version )

2010-11-22T21:57:48Z

‎PC ( Windows version )

2010-11-05T21:30:35Z

‎Mac OS Version

2010-11-05T21:28:45Z

‎PC ( Windows version )

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 '''Important!'''<br>
 '''''Do not use the firmware 1.0.979''''' <br>
 '''NOTE''': When upgrading a Vera 1 to 1.1.1245 from a version older than 1.1.1047 is it recommended to upgrade to version 1.1.1062 first.<br>
 After this worked, upgrading to 1.1.1245 should work fine.<br>

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 [[Category:How To]]
 =This is working only for Vera 1 (Asus) platform. =
-'''Important!'''
+'''Important!'''<br>
-'''''Do not use the firmware 1.0.979'''''
+'''''Do not use the firmware 1.0.979''''' <br>
 '''NOTE''': When upgrading a Vera 1 to 1.1.1245 from a version older than 1.1.1047 is it recommended to upgrade to version 1.1.1062 first.<br>
 After this worked, upgrading to 1.1.1245 should work fine.<br>

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 [[Category:User Instructions]]
 [[Category:How To]]
-= Please note: This is working only for Vera 1 (Asus) platform. =
+=This is working only for Vera 1 (Asus) platform. =
 = For Vera 2, S/N above 10000, see [[Firmware_Flash_Vera2]] =
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 <br>
-'''''Do not use the firmware 1.0.979'''''
 If Vera's power light blinks consistently (not a double pulsing blink) within a few seconds of powering on, then Vera's firmware has become corrupted. This can happen if Vera was unplugged while in the middle of performing a firmware update ("flash"). When it does, you will probably need to use a firmware restoration utility, which runs on Windows. Here is how to restore Vera's firmware once it has become corrupted:

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 <br>
-Do not use the firmware 1.0.979
+'''''Do not use the firmware 1.0.979'''''
 If Vera's power light blinks consistently (not a double pulsing blink) within a few seconds of powering on, then Vera's firmware has become corrupted. This can happen if Vera was unplugged while in the middle of performing a firmware update ("flash"). When it does, you will probably need to use a firmware restoration utility, which runs on Windows. Here is how to restore Vera's firmware once it has become corrupted:

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 [[Category:User Instructions]]
 = Please note: This is working only for Vera 1 (Asus) platform. =
 = For Vera 2, S/N above 10000, see [[Firmware_Flash_Vera2]] =

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 (*) The rescue utility is known to work only on Windows XP and with only ONE network card (disable wireless and other network cards if your computer has any)
-Note: If you are running Windows Vista/7 please follow the next guide to enable the TFTP Client and then continue with the re-flash steps. Guide: http://www.simplehelp.net/2008/09/10/how-to-install-a-tftp-client-in-windows-vista/
+Note: If you are running Windows Vista/7 please follow the next guide to enable the TFTP Client and then continue with the re-flash steps. Guide: http://www.simplehelp.net/2008/09/10/how-to-install-a-tftp-client-in-windows-vista/ for Windows Vista and http://www.andrels.com/wp-en_US/index.php/2009/12/how-to-enable-telnet-and-tftp-client-on-windows-7/ for Windows 7
 = Mac OS Version =

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	(*) The rescue utility is known to work only on Windows XP and with only ONE network card (disable wireless and other network cards if your computer has any)		(*) The rescue utility is known to work only on Windows XP and with only ONE network card (disable wireless and other network cards if your computer has any)
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		+	Note: If you are running Windows Vista/7 please follow the next guide to enable the TFTP Client and then continue with the re-flash steps. Guide: http://www.simplehelp.net/2008/09/10/how-to-install-a-tftp-client-in-windows-vista/

	= Mac OS Version =		= Mac OS Version =

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 Tested it on one of our test unit. It worked and should work for you as well if you follow exactly the instructions.
-First, download the firmware version http://download.controlmyhouse.net/betafirmware/ftp/wl500gP_Luup-1.0.979.trx and put it somewhere in the root directory of your Mac or another place and remember the path.
+First, download the firmware version http://download.mios.com/betafirmware/wl500gP_Luup_ui4-1.1.1062-1.trx and put it somewhere in the root directory of your Mac or another place and remember the path.
 Notes: Now, you may need to manually specify your computers IP address as discussed in the previous mails (in order to use tftp to upload the files) if for some reason DHCP is not working. I also did this by entering the following settings:

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 . Download Vera's firmware and store it on your PC's hard drive. You can get the firmware here:
-UI4: http://download.mios.com/betafirmware/wl500gP_Luup_ui4-1.1.1086-1.trx
+UI4: http://download.mios.com/betafirmware/wl500gP_Luup_ui4-1.1.1062-1.trx
 . Download the firmware restoration utility and unzip it into a folder on your PC. The utility is here: http://download.controlmyhouse.net/flash_firmware.zip