I have a Mac (OSX 10.9) - how can I update the firmware of this device?
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I also have a mac - just use Parallels or VMWare to run windows and do it from there. Or could boot Windows with bootcamp...
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No. You need windows 7 and natively installed. I tried to update it with a virtualized system (Parallels) on my MAC and it didn't work, I had to barrow a computer. But is quick...
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If you're talking about any driver S/W you should be able to download it from the Macally web site. Call their tech support if you can't find it. Can't recollect if there was even a CD or driver, don't think so now that I think about it.
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I think that the firmware is the latest at the moment of your purchase, the product is working properly for me but, if an upgrade were nedeed, you must returnt it to Darbee.
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Lester, I am sorry but I don't know. I updated the firmware couple of months ago and didn't make a notation of either the original firmware version or the latest version downloaded. I have found there is frequently a more recent of firmware than the one loaded at new. Makers sometimes suggest doing a firmware update when making the original setup which I think is a great idea since there maybe something to do with security in the latest version.
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There are no firmware updates that I am aware of. AND I would not expect to see one. These devices are priced to be a nearly disposable item. I would test thoroughly, quickly, and return it it it doesn't measure up.
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You can upgrade the -firmware- version according to tplinks website. The user guide says "the firmware version much match the hardware version" or something. I don't really know what this means, they don't have good translations sometimes (tp-link).
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You should be able to find the firmware on the Internet if you type in the name of the product. I'm not certain though! Sorry.
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I don't know what the current firmware version is or where to find it. I never had to do anything ,but set the television up. if anything updated it didn't know it.
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I don't know, but is possible because the unit is Excellent. And is possible update the firmware.
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I don't know if there is firmware update available. I am using it as a repeater so I can use the lan port for a desktop computer without wireless.
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I'm betting it's just an update in firmware. Maybe to make it compatible with Time Machine? Might want to check with Drobo's tech support.
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Jose,If you have the unit connected to the internet you should be able to go into the on-screen menu and have it search for a firmware update.Eric C
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The only time I was able to upgrade the firmware was during the initial setup, since then, I think it checks on it's on and "alerts" you an upgrade is available. Mine updated once on its own after I said it was allowed. Hope this may help you.
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The fix is a little kludgy... but it can be done. The trick is to look for a "400" to "800" dongle or hub. What you are trying to do is come out of the dongle or hub with a "FW 800" cable and into the Apple Thunderbolt adapter dongle (about $30). I have lots of FW 800 hard drives that I use to feed my new Apple PBRP... and it works just fine ;-{)
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The company who sold this device should have included the drivers for said device. It will not allow me to update either. Amazon should contact the seller and have them make available at no charge the updating firmware.
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If you could indulge this speculation, I think firmware updates, if any, could be handled over the internet. The reason for this guess stems from what I believe I learned about the iPhone app. I wondered if it would have to be plugged in to the unit via USB or streaming via bluetooth in order to function. This doesn't appear to be the case, because within the app (on demo mode) under SETTINGS &gt; SELECT PRODUCT, all products have placeholders for MAC Address, IP Address and Port. This evidence makes me think it's safe to assume that the app is able to interface via TCPIP over wifi (though the Pioneer unit would have to be connected to the LAN via its ethernet port). So it appears to be possible that the unit can do more than just accept internet radio signals over the ethernet port. I don't think it's too big a leap to assume that firmware updates can be handled this way rather than manually by USB drive or DVD-ROM. If anyone can confirm or disprove, please fire away.
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Yes, though the firmware out of the box needed to be updated before it would work. Took about half an hour on the phone with tech support to figure that out. Works great now. I have a macbook pro 15".