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Firmware and Software Downloads for your Enviromon products can be found here. Update the Firmware on your Enviromon Base Units to take advantage of new features and ensure compatibility with Enviromon Sensors. If you are unsure how to perform a firmware upgrade see our installation instructions and F.A.Q. below.

MIB Files

sensorProbe Updates

Notes for AKCP firmware upgrade version SP476, released 29 June 2018

This firmware upgrade is for:

  • sensorProbe2
  • sensorProbe2-DC
  • sensorProbe4
  • sensorProbe8
  • sensorProbe8-X20
  • sensorProbe8-X60

Contents of the file SP476-20181114.zip:

securityProbe Updates

Firmware Update – Download – Release Date 4 February 2020 for the securityProbe 5E, 5ES / 5ESV, X20 and the X60 “Standard” base units ONLY

PLEASE NOTE:

This firmware should ONLY be used on the securityProbe 5E, 5ES / 5ESV, X20 and the X60 “Standard” base units that use the newer iMX25 processor and NOT on the securityProbe 5E, the 5E-X20 or the 5E-X60 base units that use the older PXA processor. You can check the processor type in the units web UI >> Help >> About securityProbe.

If the current firmware update is not uploading, the firmware shipped with the device may be slightly out of date and need a previous firmware version before being able to update to the current firmware.

Below are links for the older firmware updates. Apply the firmware that applies to your model from below and then try to update to the most current (at the top.)

How to Update the Firmware on sensorProbe and securityProbe Base Units

To update the firmware of the sensorProbe and securityProbe base units, proceed as follows:

1.)Download the .zip file and extract its contents to a folder on your computer. The extracted folder should include the following files:

       sp-476.zip – this file contains the firmware files
       IPSet5.6.6.exe – this is the program that will load the firmware onto the sensorProbe
       readme.txt – contains basic instructions
       changelog.txt

2.) We recommend you connect your computer to your sensorProbe using a crossover cable for the upgrade procedure.

3.) Start the program IPSet

4.) Click the System Upgrade button

5.) Enter the IP address of your base unit

6.) Enter the password for your base unit

7.) Enter the name and location of your firmware file on your computer – ” e.g. c:\downloads\sp-476.zip”

8.) Click the Update button

FAQ

Unzip the downloaded file to a folder on you computer, and follow the instructions in this file.

No. After installing the updates, the device will restart. Historical sensor data will be lost (you can download this data before you begin the upgrade). All configuration settings that you have made (mail settings, sensor descriptions etc) will remain intact. On our Linux based products, (cP8, sP8L), there is an option to backup all configuration settings to a file – you can access this option from the settings page. This is for your peace of mind in case of a system crash.

You can also backup you configuration files for peace of mind on sP2 and sP8 devices – use our application configure2.2 to do this.

No. Your settings will remain the same.

We recommend you perform the upgrade by connecting your base unit to your PC using a crossover cable.

However, it is also possible to upgrade the firmware over the internet.

It may be slow, and you will need to open up ports on the routers you are using, but it works. There is no special procedure for doing this – simply perform the upgrade in the normal way, using our GUI upgrade tool for the sP2 and sP8, or the upgrade section of the web interface on the Linux based systems. The firmware upgrade routine checks the integrity of the uploaded code.

There is enough memory on the base units to store the whole upload code before the flash upgrade.

So if the connection breaks or the data transfer has errors, the flash upgrade won’t be started, and the old code will remain functional.

For linux models of the sensorProbe (sP8L, cP8), we use HTTP (TCP port 80) for firmware upgrades.

For the sensorProbe (sP2, sP8), we use TFTP (UDP port 69) for firmware upgrades.

Please note that a self -run by firmware update is always done at your own risk . If you have problems updating the firmware of your sensorProbe or securityProbe, please contact our support team to help you at support@enviromon.net.   During the updates, the power of your AKCP sensorProbe or securityProbe must never be interrupted. After successful firmware update you get the complete message and restart the sensorProbe or securityProbe is initiated.