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This feature provides a means for installing new versions of system software to IMG 1004 located at remote sites with no BOOTP server, by allowing remote access to the SD card on the IMG 1004. The SD Card is a small memory card much like the memory cards used in digital cameras and other devices. The IMG 1004 has an SD card slot positioned on the right hand side of the front panel just below the USB port. Prior to software version 10.3.x the only way to access and edit information on the SD Card would have been to physically go to the remote IMG 1004, pull the card out, insert it into an SD Reader, and edit the information on the SD Card. A new feature which has been implemented in software build 10.5.0 provisions the IMG 1004 as an FTP server instead of just an FTP client. This will give the user the ability to transfer files to and from the SD Card using the FTP utility. The FTP server functionality is disabled by default and would need to be enabled through ClientView in order for the remote provisioning to work.
Related Topics:
IMG 1004 - Downloading System Software Using Boot File on SD Card
IMG 1004 - Downloading System Software from SD Card
IMG 1004 - Distributing System Software Using SD Card
Configuring Remote provisioning on SD card
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Once the software is transferred, verify both files were transferred successfully to the SD Card.
In order to load the latest software the IMG 1004 must be rebooted. Go to ClientView and under the IMG 1004 Physical Node right click and select Clear Software.
A box will pop up informing you that "This option could have significant effects on the system. Are you sure you want to clear software" Select YES button.
The IMG 1004 will now reboot and eventually Software will start loading. Refer to the topicĀ IMG 1004 - Front Panel Status LEDs for information on LED sequencing and error codes that might occur during the bootup process.
The loading of software through the SD Card will take approximately 4 minutes. Once software is loaded then GCEMS will configure the IMG 1004.
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