Sorry green then red, dunno what's up...Quote:
Originally Posted by Jaguar
But after re doing the settings, it does alert.
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Sorry green then red, dunno what's up...Quote:
Originally Posted by Jaguar
But after re doing the settings, it does alert.
Did you update the CPU firmware first. Old firmware will not recognize the new HiFi correctly.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jaguar
Yup, firmware was updated first, had all three files on my stick when update was performed. Got it to do a pull after install, setup.alp said
Working mode Parking and Laser Interference Defense
Firmware version 4.5.2
But the light t'was green my friend.
I've since re-done the setup.alp and interference mode is working, but still having troubles booting up... May be voltage, but it's odd.
I'm uploading some videos now, need to get something I can merge movs with from my t4i one of these days (lol lazy)
http://youtu.be/Mwxe-vZKf9s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ouCD...ature=youtu.be
(the rest are still uploading)
When external led goes steady green you are 50% done wirh the update. Let it keep going and the control set will continue flashing.
Just curious, when you did your setup file, did you by chance uncheck your sensors? I accidentally did that once, and got the green light.
Green LED is also parking mode and normal if LID is not set to unlimited and if skip warmup is not selected it will be in parking mode for 60 seconds before switching to defense.Quote:
Originally Posted by Qui-Gon
Where is the HiFi FW stored, in the CPU, or in the control set itself? Do you have to have the HiFi Control Set attached to the CPU in order to update the Hi Fi Control Set firmware?
Control Set has its own internal memory. It has to be attached to the CPU to update.Quote:
Originally Posted by awj223