NXT-CV7 Firmware Upgrade Issue
cactus
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Hi all,
I'm relatively new to this forum, Its very informative and hopefully as my knowledge grows, I can contribute.
I do have a question:
I have recently bought 2 NXT-CV7's. When I attempted to do a firmware upgrade on one of the panels (via Ethernet) the transfer was going extremely show then failed half way through the second file.
Unfortunately now the upon boot the panel is stuck at a white screen I have tried the CF card from the other screen to no avail.
can someone please point me in the right direction on how to solve this one?
Cheers
I'm relatively new to this forum, Its very informative and hopefully as my knowledge grows, I can contribute.
I do have a question:
I have recently bought 2 NXT-CV7's. When I attempted to do a firmware upgrade on one of the panels (via Ethernet) the transfer was going extremely show then failed half way through the second file.
Unfortunately now the upon boot the panel is stuck at a white screen I have tried the CF card from the other screen to no avail.
can someone please point me in the right direction on how to solve this one?
Cheers
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Jeff
Do you have any idea if you can connect to the panel using a low level interface via the headers on the Processor board or Compact flash board?
Jeff
I had a second one that before I upgraded I call TS to see what the process was to get the FW updated. They told me to just download the version from the web and all should be fine. Unfortunately all was not fine and this TP also had to visit Richardson.
I both cases they replaced the CF card.
I had a little bit of a play today, Inside the screen, there is a little header which routes straight onto a max232 IC - in my view a little com port of some sort.
I made up a lead and had a look on boot.
The attached jpg is what I found. I since have been informed that this flash failed very early in the boot and may actually be a base board on the blink.
wouldn't have minded getting to the uboot screen to have a look around.
Anyway, looks like I'll be sending the screen back for repair.