Firmware Flash Vera2

Prerequisites

The upgrade tool is only tested in Windows XP, but may work in other versions of windows.
Make sure your computer is connected to your network through an Ethernet cable. Make sure to disable any wireless networking interfaces before continuing.

NOTE: Failure to disable your wireless network before continuing could result in an unusable unit.

Please deactivate all Firewall and Antivirus software which is running during the upgrade process.

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/

Use a network cable and plug the cable from your PC into Vera's ETH2 port.
Unplug Vera from the power cord.
Holding down Vera's reset button (not the small one, the one resembling the Z-Wave button with no label in the middle of the unit), whilst pluging in the power cord back in. Wait about 5s after you plugged the power cord back with the reset button pressed. When releasing the reset button, power LED should be blinking.
If the power LED isn't blinking, turn Vera off and try again.
Start Vera2 Firmware Flash Tool.
Click "Browse target" button.
Vera should appear in targets list.
Click on "*UN*checkPID" radiobox, and click on "EraseNormal" dropdown box.
Click the [Files] button.
Download the file: Vera2 Firmware and save it on your computer.
Select the file Vera2 Firmware
Click the [Open] button to get the file.
Click on the [OK] button on the BIN File Information dialog box.
Click on the [Upgrade] button. File will be flashed, and you will see a dialog box saying success - close Upgrade Tool.
Put your computer's IP back to DHCP (Automatically Configure) and Vera will assign an IP like 192.168.81.xxx
Wait about 10 mins for your new system to reboot and the ETH1 light start double blinking or it's solid.
When you see the ETH1 double blinking, you are done.

If you have your computer connected to the ETH2 port of Vera, open http://192.168.81.1 and you will see the Wizard to continue setup your Vera.
If you already connected the ETH1 (Wan) cable coming from your main Router/ADSL modem, the ETH1 light on front will go solid, meaning Vera is connected to the internet.