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Model_1700_Firmware_Update_Procedure_6-14-2018.pdf (Reference prepared by Kenichi Nakano)

Checking Firmware Version

1. To check the firmware version on the AMI Model 1700, press MENU > SYSTEM.
  

Updating Firmware

1. Get the IP Address of the unit by pressing MENU > NETWORK.


2. Using Windows Explorer navigate to \\IP_ADDRESS e.g. (\\192.168.0.87).


3. Copy the two update files (*.tar.gz and *-desc.txt) to the Application Update folder.


5. Go to MENU > SYSTEM > UPDATE.


6. Ensure the proper firmware version is selected and press VERIFY.

7. Double-check that the correct firmware version is to be installed and press INSTALL.


9. After installation the unit should reboot itself. Once rebooted, check MENU > SYSTEM to ensure the version has been updated.


Hung Update Workaround

Occassionally, updating the firmware may encounter an error and hang. A hung update prevents the update program

from being able to try again. If you encounter this siuation, here is the workaround.

1. If the display has been stuck for more than a minute press CANCEL.


2. Using PuTTY or similar terminal emulator, Telnet to the unit’s IP on port 7180.

3. Enter the command (case-sensitive): get-var:InstallStatus. This should return a 1 if the unit has a stuck upgrade.


5. Enter the command (case-sensitive): set-var:InstallStatus=0

6. Check that the value was set with the command (case-senstive): get-var:InstallStatus. It should now return a 0.


7. Disconnect PuTTY. You may now retry the update.



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