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1. Hardware Installation

UPDATING THE FIREBIRD FIRMWARE

It is recommended to always update the

firmware on FireBird boards to match

that in the current driver set. To do this

run the FireBird Firmware Updater utility

The Board option allows only selected boards

in a system to be updated. By default all

boards are updated. Note that the current

version of the updater will update any

Phoenix boards it finds in a system as well

as FireBirds. To prevent this happening the

Phoenix boards should be removed from the

PC before the updater is run.

The Feedback window shows which boards

will be updated, their current configuration

and firmware version, what they will be

updated to, and progress information during

updating.

If the updater fails for any reason so

that the board is no longer recognized,

jumper J8 can be moved to the 'FF'

position before rebooting the PC to allow

FireBird Frame Grabber – Quickstart Guide v1.6

from the Start Menu under Active Silicon

FireBird <xx> – Utilities.

the board to configure from its 'Factory'

design, to allow the update process to

be run again. When the updater has

finished, shut down the PC and move

The update utility also allows the

configuration mode of the board to

be changed – for example a four input

CoaXPress board by default supports

Click the Program Board(s) button to start

the update process. Wait for the process to

complete, then reboot the PC.

The Design option controls the configuration mode of the board. The options presented

depend on the board in use. This example shows the options with a 4xCXP FireBird.

Default updates the firmware keeping the same configuration mode as before the update.

4xCXP: 1 Camera selects the configuration mode with 1 camera with up to 4 coax cables.

4xCXP: 2 Camera selects the configuration mode with 2 cameras each with 2 coax cables.

4xCXP: 4 Camera selects the configuration mode with 4 cameras each with 1 coax cable.

Note: The above refers to Windows. For the location of utilities

and documentation for other for other operating systems refer to

the specific Quickstart Guide.

Note: <xx> represents the camera interface, e.g. CXP or CL.

the jumper back to its default position

before powering up the board. See the

Jumpers section of the FireBird Hardware

Manual for more information.

one camera with up to four coax cables,

but it can be configured e.g. to support

four cameras each with one coax (select

Design 4xCXP: 4 Camera).