Firmware Update And Set-To-Default Functions; Set-To-Default; Firmware Update Using An Sftp Server Or Microsd Card - Moxa Technologies ioThinx 4530 Series User Manual

ioThinx 4530 Linux Manual

Firmware Update and Set-to-Default Functions

Set-to-Default

1. Power off the device.
2. Press and hold the reset button; while holding the reset button:
a. Power on the device; the RDY LED will blink green while the device is booting up.
b. After the device has booted up, the RDY LED will blink red; continue holding the reset button until
the RDY LED stops blinking.
3. Release the reset button to load the factory default settings.
For additional details on the LEDs, refer to the quick installation guide or the user's manual for your ioThinx
4530 controller.
NOTE
It should take about 20 seconds from the time the RDY LED starts blinking green until it stops blinking red.
ATTENTION
Reset-to-default will erase all the data stored on the boot storage
Back up your files before resetting the system to factory defaults. All the data stored in the ioThinx 4530
controller's boot storage will be destroyed after resetting to factory defaults.
You can also use the
moxa@Moxa:~$ sudo mx-set-def

Firmware Update Using an SFTP Server or microSD Card

Updating the Firmware
1. To update the firmware, log in to the product through the serial console. Instructions on how to connect
to the serial console can be found in the ioThinx 4530 Hardware User's Manual.
2. Put the firmware (*.sh) file to the ioThinx 4530 device via an SFTP server or MicroSD card.
3. Use the following commands to update the firmware.
moxa@Moxa:~$ sudo ./FWR_ioThinx_4533_V1.1.0_Build_2019_0321_1305.sh
[sudo] password for moxa:
Upgrade firmware version from [1.0] to [1.1].
This step will destory all your firmware.
Continue ? (Y/N) :
4. After the firmware update is complete, the ioThinx 4530 will restart automatically. Use the kversion
command to check the firmware version.
mx-set-def
command to restore the ioThinx 4530 controller to factory defaults:
Firmware Update and System Recovery
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