IMG 1010 - Downloading System Software from SD Card

Owned by Kelli Higdon
Last updated: Mar 04, 2024
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Overview of SD Card

If the IMG 1010 does not have access to an FTP server, then the IMG 1010 System Software and IP information can be loaded through the use of an SD Card. The SD Card is a small memory card much like the memory cards used in digital cameras and other devices. The IMG 1010 has an SD card slot positioned on the right hand side of the front panel just below the USB port. The SD card holds the bootup.cfg file and the IMG 1010 System Software file. The procedure below will explain how to load the IMG 1010 System Software and IP addresses using just the SD Card.

The IMG does not support high capacity (SDHC and SDXC) SD cards.

 

Steps

  • Insert the SD Card into an SD Writer or use the IMG 1010 - SD Card Remote Provisioning Feature.

  • Load the System Software File onto the SD Card.

  • On the SD Card provided with the IMG 1010 is a file named bootup.cfg.

  • Below is what the SD Card bootup.cfg information will look like.

########################################################### ########################################################### # INSTRUCTIONS #1. Edit values as required, as described below. # Change IP Address, Subnet Mask, and Gateway IP Address to the actual #values for the IMG. # If you change the version of IMG System Software on the FTP Server #or the SD card, make sure you change the System Software Filename #value. # Make sure Host Flag is set appropriately for your configuration and #Boot method # # Calculate boot flag by adding values based on desired system attributes # For a T1 system: add 0 # For an E1 system: add 2 # # To boot from a FTP Server: add 0 # To boot from a SD Card: add 32 # # For LBR codecs (512 ch/mod): add 0 # For LBR + AMR codecs (480 ch/mod): add 8 # For LBR + ILBC codecs (336 ch/mod): add 16 # For LBR + ILBC + Wireless codecs (336 ch/mod): add 24 # # An example host flag for a T1 system booting from the SD card with LBR + iLBC codecs would = 48 (0+32+16) # Change Server Address to the actual address of the FTP server. # The Server Name is not used at this time. #2. After editing this file: save file, remove SD card, insert SD card #in the IMG, power-up the IMG. #_____________________________________ # IMG bootup configuration file # IP Address yiaddr=192.168.3.103 # Subnet Mask subnet mask=255.255.255.0 # Gateway Address giaddr=192.168.3.10 # System Software Filename file=img1010_ver1033123_id0101.bin # Host Flag host flag=0 # Server Address for File transfer and SNTP operation. siaddr=192.168.1.100 # Server Name (Optional, not currently used) sname=factorydefault ################################################################## ##################################################################

  • Any line beginning with the # symbol is a comment and is not processed by the IMG 1010. Below is the information the user will edit for use in their network

    • yiaddr --> IP Address of the IMG 1010 being loaded

    • subnetmask --> Subnet mask of the IMG 1010 being loaded

    • giaddr --> IP Address of the Gateway connected to the IMG 1010

    • file --> System Software Filename. If loading software from SD Card then this is the filename of the software being loaded. Load this file onto the SD Card.

    • Host flag --> The Host Flag informs the IMG 1010 of configuration details such as T1 or E1, Boot from SD card or Boot from FTP Server, and a few other configuration details. See Setting Host Flags.

    • siaddr --> IP Address of FTP server. Also used as an NTP server.

    • sname --> Optional, not currently used. Do not edit or problems may occur

  • Change the Host Flag to "Retrieve IMG Build from SD Card". 

Host Flag Values
32 = Boot from SD Card, T1 system
34 = Boot from SD Card, E1 system

Example 1: The following is a T1 system booting from SD Card. Refer to the file Setting Host Flags to follow the example

Boot From SD card =  32
T1 system = add      +00
Host Flag Value =       32

The Host Flag for a T1 system booting from SD Card = 32

Example 2: The following is an E1 system booting from SD Card. Refer to the file Setting Host Flags to follow the example

Boot From SD card =  32
E1 system = add      +02
Host Flag Value =       34

The Host Flag for a E1 system booting from SD Card = 34

  • Edit the bootup.cfg file to reflect the new Host Flag value

  • Edit the System Software Filename in the bootup.cfg file to reflect the new software file being loaded. (Ex: img1010_ver1033123_0101.bin)

  • Edit the rest of the bootup.cfg file to reflect your network values.

  • Save the bootup.cfg file.

  • Remove the SD card from the SD Writer.

  • Insert the SD card into the SD slot on the Front Panel of the IMG.

  • Power-up the IMG 1010. The fans on the IMG 1010 will run at full speed while diagnostics are running and software is being loaded

  • The LCD screen will show the following:

While software is loading to the IMG 1010 the LCD screen will display the following

MAC: 00:20:1C:04:03:11 ID:0101
SDC Loading

After the software has loaded to the IMG 1010 the LCD screen will display the following

MAC: 00:20:1C:04:03:11 ID:0101
Load OK/Jumping to Load

After software is done loading, the LCD screen will display the node info and the fans will slow to normal operation

Node Name: IMG1010
Node ID: 255

  • The loading of software and configuring of network information is now complete. The IMG 1010 is now ready to be configured.

 

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IMG 1010 - Starting GateControl EMS

 

 

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