Firmware Update - Agilent Technologies
Firmware Update - Agilent Technologies
Firmware Update - Agilent Technologies
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<strong>Update</strong>s via LAN/RS-232 <strong>Firmware</strong> <strong>Update</strong> Tool 2<br />
Doing the <strong>Firmware</strong> <strong>Update</strong><br />
NOTE<br />
Due to the long update times (see Table 4 on page 44) of the Control Module G1323B via<br />
LAN/RS-232, it is recommended to use this way of upgrading the firmware on overnight<br />
sessions only.<br />
For quick updates of the Control Module G1323B, the PC-card should be used instead.<br />
If a Control Module (G1323B) is part of the system, the Control Module update will be<br />
updated first as described in “<strong>Update</strong> Sequence” on page 29.<br />
Aborting the update process<br />
The update process can be aborted at any state by clicking on the X-button or<br />
via the menu Options - Cancel update. A warning will pop up. Please read the<br />
information below carefully - otherwise the abortion may result into a<br />
non-usable item.<br />
Figure 34<br />
Aborting the update process<br />
NOTE<br />
If you cancel an update, the module will remain in the current mode, resident or main,<br />
depending when the process was stopped. It cannot be used until the update process has<br />
been restarted. For more information see “Main firmware update was interrupted” on<br />
page 81 on page 35.<br />
CAUTION<br />
All modules that have only main firmware (e.g. G1323A/B, CAN slaves, valves) will be<br />
unusable when the update process is cancelled. They may be recovered in the factory only.<br />
1100/1200/1290 Series <strong>Firmware</strong> <strong>Update</strong> Guide 55