Latest GHL Software and Firmware

[d2mini]

I'm still running the original P4 firmware, as well as the same version of GCC and firmware for all other GHL equipment since the P4 was released.
So I guess I have some updating to do. ;Nurse

1) All latest firmwares (not beta) and GCC running ok for everyone?
2) Still need to be plugged in via USB in order to update firmware?

3) This is for GHL.... have you guys thought about sending out email blasts when new firmware/software is released?

Thanks!

 

[PmRg]

I'm still running the original P4 firmware, as well as the same version of GCC and firmware for all other GHL equipment since the P4 was released.
So I guess I have some updating to do. ;Nurse

1) All latest firmwares (not beta) and GCC running ok for everyone?
2) Still need to be plugged in via USB in order to update firmware?

3) This is for GHL.... have you guys thought about sending out email blasts when new firmware/software is released?

Thanks!

All fine here with the latest firmware... still GCC... only by USB.

email notitications on firmware releases... that would be nice.

Pedro

 

[BCSreef]

I have been updating GCC and firmware all along and same experience as Pedro. The newer GCC has fewer bugs.

Bob

 

[Jerel]

1. All good through all the updates, currently on 7.06.

2. GHL has always recommended that you update via USB. However, trust that firmware updates via the cloud is promising.

 

[reefwiser]

I keep a USB line plugged into the back of My profilux all the time. So it is easy to plug up and set up. don't always trust wifi with upgrades on PLC equipment.

 

[d2mini]

Why am I not seeing any Profilux 4 firmwares under the Firmware heading in the Downloads section of the ghl website?

 

[PmRg]

Why am I not seeing any Profilux 4 firmwares under the Firmware heading in the Downloads section of the ghl website?

All firmares are now inside GCC program folder... took me some time find this out lol didn't got GHL memo about this lol

Make sure you update wifi card firmware as well.

 

[d2mini]

All firmares are now inside GCC program folder... took me some time find this out lol didn't got GHL memo about this lol

Make sure you update wifi card firmware as well.

Aha! I missed the memo too. lol
So i'm seeing three. 704, 705 and 706. Go with 706?

 

[PmRg]

Aha! I missed the memo too. lol
So i'm seeing three. 704, 705 and 706. Go with 706?

Ahhaha

Yes latest... very fast.

 

[d2mini]

Ahhaha

Yes latest... very fast.

Awesome. Wish me luck. lol ;Nailbiting

 

[PmRg]

Awesome. Wish me luck. lol ;Nailbiting

Uhh ahh good luck ahah

 

[chefjpaul]

I agree, on notifications when new firmware is released, would be great.

 

[d2mini]

That was actually a lot smoother than it used to be.

 

[chefjpaul]

That was actually a lot smoother than it used to be.

I love this company. About to swap out my hydras.

 

[PmRg]

That was actually a lot smoother than it used to be.

Didn't blow up... good lol

Yes update is very smooth. Loving the stability atm

 

[BCSreef]

Aha! I missed the memo too. lol
So i'm seeing three. 704, 705 and 706. Go with 706?

Something I noticed is that they seem to release the GCC and firmware updates at the same time. So I always updated GCC, then down to the basement to update the firmware. All of it has gone smoothly.

Bob

 

[rc1626]

Just an FYI from my recent experience upgrading. Maybe someone else has had the same issue and knows of a resolution.

I tried upgrading from 7.02 to 7.06 with my laptop running Windows 7. Every time it came to input the COM port # I would go to device manager to find the port #. When I opened the Com port tab there would be the usbcom with a COM number with a yellow triangle showing an issue. When I right clicked it and looked under properties it stated something along the lines that the driver was corrupt and the device was not working properly. I would try to update the driver and it would tell me that the most recent driver is installed. So I tried deleting the driver and reinstalling but would get the same outcome. I then tried to do the update on my wife's laptop also running Windows 7 thinking my laptop maybe was the problem and had the same issues with hers.
Finally I decided to try the upgrade on my desktop running Windows 10. I ordered a longer USB cable that would reach my desktop and fortunately it finally ran the update without an issue. Not sure what the issue is with Windows 7 but the COM driver for the update never seemed to load correctly when needed.
Anyone else ever experience this issue?

 

[Fishie]

Just an FYI from my recent experience upgrading. Maybe someone else has had the same issue and knows of a resolution.

I tried upgrading from 7.02 to 7.06 with my laptop running Windows 7. Every time it came to input the COM port # I would go to device manager to find the port #. When I opened the Com port tab there would be the usbcom with a COM number with a yellow triangle showing an issue. When I right clicked it and looked under properties it stated something along the lines that the driver was corrupt and the device was not working properly. I would try to update the driver and it would tell me that the most recent driver is installed. So I tried deleting the driver and reinstalling but would get the same outcome. I then tried to do the update on my wife's laptop also running Windows 7 thinking my laptop maybe was the problem and had the same issues with hers.
Finally I decided to try the upgrade on my desktop running Windows 10. I ordered a longer USB cable that would reach my desktop and fortunately it finally ran the update without an issue. Not sure what the issue is with Windows 7 but the COM driver for the update never seemed to load correctly when needed.
Anyone else ever experience this issue?

i had the same thing happen with me, fusion windows instance running on mac had the orange triangle
i tried on my win 10 desktop and worked fine...

 

[Support@GHLUSA]

Something I noticed is that they seem to release the GCC and firmware updates at the same time. So I always updated GCC, then down to the basement to update the firmware. All of it has gone smoothly.

Bob

Hi Bob - As we release new features in Firmware, we often need to add to GCC to display/interact with the new features. As such we've found that the best way to release firmware is to bundle it with the updated versions of GCC to avoid confusion.

 

[BCSreef]

Hi Bob - As we release new features in Firmware, we often need to add to GCC to display/interact with the new features. As such we've found that the best way to release firmware is to bundle it with the updated versions of GCC to avoid confusion.

Hi Marco, I agree! It does seem the best way. I have had no issues since the P4 was set up.

Thanks, Bob