19 Updating Firmware

The 9000SMZ is supplied with a suitably formatted USB Flash Drive (CI.9000-USB), inside the Toolkit. The latest releases of the Main Board and User Board firmware may be downloaded on to this, from the Support Hub webpage (see section 4).

Please follow the procedure below to update the 9000SMZ to the latest firmware versions:

  1. Switch the 9000SMZ OFF.
  2. Remove the Port Cover Pate using the 1.5mm hexagonal driver supplied in the Toolkit. Remove the four screws. Figure
  3. Place supplied USB Flash Drive into the lower USB port on the 9000SMZ.
  4. Press and hold the bottom button.
  5. Whilst holding the bottom button, switch ON the 9000SMZ. The red LED will illuminate. Figure
  6. Release the lower button. The red LED will flash indicating the firmware being downloaded. Please note that the Touchscreen will be OFF for a short period of time while the firmware is being updated.
  7. Wait until the red LED stops flashing (turns OFF) and the home screen is displayed on the touchscreen.
  8. Check that the Touchscreen in top left-hand corner displays M** (where ** is the new firmware revision number). The Main Board firmware has now been updated). DO NOT remove USB flash drive whilst the 9000SMZ is ON.
  9. Switch the 9000SMZ OFF.
  10. Remove USB flash drive from the lower port and now insert it into the upper USB port.
  11. Press and hold the upper button.
  12. Whilst holding the upper button, switch ON the 9000SMZ. The green LED will illuminate. Figure
  13. Release upper button and the green LED will flash indicating the firmware being download. Once again, the Touchscreen will be OFF for an extended time while the update occurs.
  14. Wait for the green LED to stop flashing (turns OFF) and for the home screen to be displayed.
  15. Check that the Touchscreen in top left-hand corner displays U**. The User board firmware has now been updated. DO NOT remove USB flash drive whilst 9000SMZ is ON.
  16. Switch the 9000SMZ OFF and remove the USB flash drive from the upper port.
  17. Replace the Port Cover Pate using the 1.5mm hexagonal driver supplied in the Toolkit to screw-in the four screws.