Viewing Firmware Update History; Bulk Configuration - LEGRAND Server Technology PRO4X User Manual

Viewing Firmware Update History

The firmware upgrade history is permanently stored. It remains available even though you perform a
device reboot or any firmware update.
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To view the firmware update history:
1) Choose Maintenance > Firmware History.
Each firmware update event consists of:
• • Update date and time
• Previous firmware version •
• • Update firmware version
• • Update result

Bulk Configuration

The Bulk Configuration feature lets you save generic settings of a configured PRO4X device to your
computer. You can use this configuration file to copy settings to other devices of the same model and
firmware version.
A source device is the PRO4X device where the configuration file is downloaded/saved. A target device
is the PRO4X device that loads the configuration file.
By default the configuration file downloaded from the source device contains settings based on the
built-in bulk profile. The built-in bulk profile defines that all settings should be saved except for
device‑specific settings, such as IP address or environmental sensor settings. If you need to load these
device-specific settings, you should use the Backup/Restore feature instead.
You can decide which settings are downloaded by creating your own bulk configuration profile.
When the date and time settings are included in the bulk configuration file, exercise caution when
distributing that file to target devices located in a different time zone than the source device.
This bulk configuration method can be employed through the web interface, USB, or SCP. See
Configuration and Upgrade Methods
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Bulk configuration overview:
1) A built-in configuration profile is available, or you can customize your own bulk configuration profile.
2) Select and download the file from the source device.
3) Upload the file to perform the configuration on the target device.
Bulk Configuration Restrictions
Before performing bulk configuration, make sure your source and target devices are compatible devices
for sharing general settings.
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