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Update Gateway firmware manually

Prerequisite: Gateway firmware image file downloaded from INSIGHT webportal to your desktop.

  1. Connect your Gateway to your desktop via USB cable.

    The Gateway boots up in about one minute and LED 1 (USB) glows green.

  2. Scan the Pairing Barcode on your Gateway with your scanner.

    Your scanner connects to the Gateway and the LED 2 (Scanner) glows green.

  3. Scan the barcode below to enable the Gateway as a Mass storage device.

    PEP_EnableMassStorage.png

    The Gateway displays as a mass storage device on your desktop.

    GatewayMass.png
  4. Copy the Gateway firmware image file to the Gateway mass storage device, next to the Status folder.

  5. Eject the Gateway mass storage device.

    ejectcrop.jpg

    LEDs flash green and purple while the new version installs. The Gateway restarts and glows green when done.

Caution

Do not disconnect the Gateway cable from desktop during the update. The configuration update takes a couple of minutes.

Note

During the reboot, the Gateway might not display any LED feedback for a few seconds.

Update Gateway firmware manually on Linux

Prerequisite: Gateway firmware image file downloaded from INSIGHT webportal to your desktop.

  1. Connect your Gateway to your desktop via USB cable.

    The Gateway boots up in about 1 minute and its USB LED glows green.

  2. Scan the Pairing Barcode on your Gateway with your scanner.

    Your scanner connects to the Gateway and the Scanner LED glows green.

  3. Scan the barcode below to enable the Gateway as a mass storage device.

    PEP_EnableMassStorage.png

    The Gateway displays as a mass storage device output of the lsblk command.

    Example 10. Example
    NAME          MAJ:MIN RM   SIZE RO TYPE  MOUNTPOINT 
    sda             8:0    0 476.9G  0 disk
    ├─sda1          8:1    0   768M  0 part
    ├─sda2
    ├─ [...]
    sdb             8:16   1     1G  0 disk

    Note

    The exact device name may vary on your system. To find it, you can run lsblk before the Gateway is connected and note the output. Connect the Gateway and run lsblk again. The only device name that displays when the Gateway is connected is the one you must mount.



  4. Mount the Gateway as a mass storage device:

    $ sudo mkdir /mnt/proglove-gateway
    $ sudo mount /dev/sdb /mnt/proglove-gateway
  5. Copy the Gateway firmware image file to the Gateway mass storage device, next to the Status folder:

    $ sudo cp ~/Downloads/gateway_1.10.0.proupdate /mnt/proglove-gateway
  6. Eject the Gateway mass storage device:

    $ sudo eject /dev/sdb

    LEDs flash green and purple while the new version installs. The Gateway restarts and all LEDs glow green when done.