Insys MoRoS ISDN 1.1.1 11-02-06-02-01.005 ユーザーズマニュアル
製品コード
11-02-06-02-01.005
MoRoS Modem/ISDN
Functions
June 06
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A software (firmware) update can be performed here.
This function should only be used with the utmost care. Do not perform an
update if it is not absolutely necessary. In case of an error during the update
process it may occur that the MoRoS can not be started afterwards.
process it may occur that the MoRoS can not be started afterwards.
Before each update, you must under all circumstances follow the notes of the text file,
which is supplied together with the update file. For some updates, it may be necessary to
load two different files in succession. Afterwards, a restart is often required to load the
new system. Depending on the scope of the system changes due to the new files, the
default settings may need to be restored. The text file supplied together with the update
files will have all the required information.
which is supplied together with the update file. For some updates, it may be necessary to
load two different files in succession. Afterwards, a restart is often required to load the
new system. Depending on the scope of the system changes due to the new files, the
default settings may need to be restored. The text file supplied together with the update
files will have all the required information.
The update will take place in two steps: First, the new firmware file is loaded into the
nonvolatile memory. The new firmware is then checked for completeness and validity. If
the new file turns out to be invalid or if it has errors, the update will be dismissed. In this
case, the MoRoS will continue working with the previous settings.
nonvolatile memory. The new firmware is then checked for completeness and validity. If
the new file turns out to be invalid or if it has errors, the update will be dismissed. In this
case, the MoRoS will continue working with the previous settings.
If the update file is valid and error-free, the user will again be asked if the system should
be updated with this file. When the user confirms by clicking on "Yes", the system will
finally be overwritten with the new file. After the old system was overwritten with the
new system, no automatic restart is performed. This means that the old system is still
running.
be updated with this file. When the user confirms by clicking on "Yes", the system will
finally be overwritten with the new file. After the old system was overwritten with the
new system, no automatic restart is performed. This means that the old system is still
running.
If the update takes place via a dial-up connection, you must see to it that the
connection is not prematurely terminated due to an expired "Idle time".