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UPDATING THE FIREBIRD FIRMWARE
It is recommended to always update the
firmware on FireBird boards to match
that in the current driver set. This is also
important because new boards ship with
firmware used in production testing.
The Board option allows only selected boards
in a system to be updated. By default all
boards are updated. Note that updater
will update any Phoenix boards it finds in a
system as well as FireBirds.
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 Grabbers – Quickstart Guide v2.4
To update firmware select Flash
Programming from the Tools menu
in ActiveCapture to run the FireBird /
Phoenix Firmware Updater utility.
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
This utility also allows the configuration
mode of the board to be changed – for
example a four input CoaXPress board by
default supports one camera with up to
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. The options with a 4xCXP6 FireBird are shown here.
Default updates the firmware keeping the same configuration mode as before the update.
4xCXP6: 1 Camera selects the configuration mode with 1 camera with up to 4 coax cables.
4xCXP6: 2 Camera selects the configuration mode with 2 cameras each with 2 coax cables.
4xCXP6: 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.
four coax cables, but it can be configured
e.g. to support four cameras each with
one coax cable by selecting Design
4xCXP6: 4 Camera.
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