There’s so many new features always being released in new versions it’s hard to keep up! What’s the best way to upgrade my firmware without ordering a new unit?
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wizard
July 19, 2019, 8:02pm
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The firmware is updatable! For now, send me an email. I’m working on a better solution, promise!
I hope to have a way of communicating changes (change log), and hopefully get a one-click update working.
UPDATE: see this link for update instructions (and newer versions can be updated easily!):
If you have a recent version of Pixelblaze firmware (v2.18 or above, or any V3), you can update right from settings as long as your Pixelblaze is connected to the internet.
If you can’t connect your Pixelblaze to the internet or that isn’t working for some reason, you can upload a firmware update file directly.
More recent versions of V3 have a nice update tool at /recovery which can be used to update online or offline, and configure WiFi if necessary, and will provide status information durin…
Email still the right way to get firmware update? What’s new? I’m on v2.16 at the moment
wizard
February 21, 2020, 8:50pm
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Here’s the info, plus the process is much easier after v2.18.
If you have a recent version of Pixelblaze firmware (v2.18 or above, or any V3), you can update right from settings as long as your Pixelblaze is connected to the internet.
If you can’t connect your Pixelblaze to the internet or that isn’t working for some reason, you can upload a firmware update file directly.
More recent versions of V3 have a nice update tool at /recovery which can be used to update online or offline, and configure WiFi if necessary, and will provide status information durin…
robob
January 19, 2022, 3:24am
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The link to the update file doesn’t seem to be working
robob
January 19, 2022, 3:31am
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I’m using a 2.7 board that has firmware version 2.16 on it and I’d like to update to be able to use the client mode and UI features if possible.
Irwin
January 19, 2022, 5:19am
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Try copying the URL and pasting it into a new tab or window.
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