Firmware Updates; Determining The Firmware Version; Using The Global Configurator Software; Using A Web Browser - Extron electronics IPCP 505 User Manual

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Firmware Updates

If the need arises, you can replace the IPCP main firmware without opening the unit or
changing firmware chips. This section covers the following aspects of how to do that:

Determining the Firmware Version

There are several ways to check which version of firmware the controller is using:

Using the Global Configurator Software

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Using a Web Browser

The IPCP controller comes with a set of factory default embedded web pages. Also, if the
IPCP is used as part of a network of devices based on IP Link technology, such as IP Link
control processors and MediaLink controllers, the GlobalViewer (GV) application could be
installed in the IPCP as well as in other IP Link devices within the network. See the Global
Configurator Help File for information on how to use that software and the resulting web
pages. Either type of web page (factory default or GV) can be used to find the part number.
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Determining the Firmware Version
Updating the Main Firmware
The IP Link Settings tab within Global Configurator (GC) software
The System Status or the System Settings page of the IPCP embedded web
pages
The GlobalViewer web pages
The response from the controller to an SIS command of
page 67)
Via Ethernet, connect a PC (on which the Global Configurator program has been
installed) to the IPCP.
Start the Global Configurator (GC) program and open a project (see the Global Global
Configurator Help File and see
on page 20 for details).
In the window on the left side of the GC screen, click on the name of the IPCP for which
you want to check the firmware version.
In the right side of the GC screen, click the IP Link Settings tab.
Click the Refresh button. The firmware version is listed in the System Description
area.
Connect the controller to a PC via an Ethernet connection, or connect the controller
and the PC to a network/LAN. For details see
starting on page 8,
Software-based Configuration and Control
page 20, and the IPCP 505 Setup Guide.
Start a web browser program.
1Q
Software-based Configuration and Control
Hardware Features and Installation
IPCP 505 • Firmware Updates
(see page 67) or
0Q
(see
starting
starting on
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