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Likes: If you move the EMMc end the EEPROM then you only really need to start with firmware if the version don't match no need for the reset tool.
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If you move the EMMc end the EEPROM then you only really need to start with firmware if the version don't match no need for the reset tool.
Whatever
This is for previous generation. 8 series a bit different.Originally Posted by adecanmin
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Good to know
this is the instruction for NEW BOARDS, not USED
it is a long, delicate and high-risk process.
Have all the necessary fws on hand. I think it's 05 Fw. After using the reset tool, the board to be used will be considered new, so follow the steps for a new board.
I only did this once in Series 8. I was successful.
But before that, it went very wrong and took me 03 days
Nothing like day after day
Thank y'all for the input and suggestions, guess we're kind of the same page here that it's worth a try. I'll keep you on the loop.
Will you pl recall/share any more info of outcome of using XXX4 reset toll on XXX8.
On some Machines it works, on some it does not. Has nothing to do with firmware i think because i keep them updated. Could be possible installed i-options or different product-revisions that hinder the reset tool from working. Have not done enough testing on it because it happened like 10 times so far
I don't think this is the same tool, one is called A145FW (4series) and the other a789be (8series/i series)
Isn't A145FW suitable for all Color machines? tleast thats what it says on my documentation but i wrote that myself from experience
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