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    Error E86: No Valid Data

    Hello,

    We have these 50+ number of machines IM C2500/3500/3000 series all connected to a print management called MyQ.
    All of them were installed more than a year ago with their stock firmwares. Now, I wanted to upgrade the firmwares but on my first try of IM C2500, it gives me the error E86.
    I tried using both USB and SD Card to update the package. USB on the O-panel's side, and SD Card for both O-panel and controller side. Tried an older firmware as well but no luck.
    Moving on, i went to another device and still the same. I have checked if the Firmware update setting is prohibited but it is enabled. Tried the RFUT to schedule it but still a no go.
    I am afraid to update it thru @remote because i know in the middle if something happens it will definitely kill my controller board.
    Has anyone experienced the same issue? What fix have you done?
    THanks
    Aye! Cut the crap

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    Re: Error E86: No Valid Data

    Can you not just update it on the machine using the application site or SP mode? That way you can see it's not getting tampered with.
    It's 106 miles to Chicago. We've got a full tank of gas, half a pack of cigarettes, it's dark and we're wearing sunglasses.

    Hit it.

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    Re: Error E86: No Valid Data

    tried using a different SD?

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    Re: Error E86: No Valid Data

    Try the SD card in the controller service slot.

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    Re: Error E86: No Valid Data

    Quote Originally Posted by tjvincent View Post
    Try the SD card in the controller service slot.
    He said he tried that

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    Re: Error E86: No Valid Data

    Have you tried using RFU firmware through WIM?

    The MyQ has an application may be blocking updates if it is trying to manage memory device printing. It may have an imbedded update tool that has to be used.

    Try uninstalling it on one machine and see what happens.

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    Re: Error E86: No Valid Data

    Do it through @remote. I do it every day, it works flawlessly. Also turn on auto firmware update SP5886-111 to 1

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    Re: Error E86: No Valid Data

    Quote Originally Posted by keithxxiii View Post
    Hello,

    We have these 50+ number of machines IM C2500/3500/3000 series all connected to a print management called MyQ.
    All of them were installed more than a year ago with their stock firmwares. Now, I wanted to upgrade the firmwares but on my first try of IM C2500, it gives me the error E86.
    I tried using both USB and SD Card to update the package. USB on the O-panel's side, and SD Card for both O-panel and controller side. Tried an older firmware as well but no luck.
    Moving on, i went to another device and still the same. I have checked if the Firmware update setting is prohibited but it is enabled. Tried the RFUT to schedule it but still a no go.
    I am afraid to update it thru @remote because i know in the middle if something happens it will definitely kill my controller board.
    Has anyone experienced the same issue? What fix have you done?
    THanks
    Extract the .pkg file with a program like WinRar to a folder called romdata, copy this folder to your SD card & then update using this method. This will overwrite the temporary firmware currently installed.

    Last edited by copier tech; 10-25-2023 at 08:56 PM.
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    Re: Error E86: No Valid Data

    Quote Originally Posted by slimslob View Post
    Have you tried using RFU firmware through WIM?

    The MyQ has an application may be blocking updates if it is trying to manage memory device printing. It may have an imbedded update tool that has to be used.

    Try uninstalling it on one machine and see what happens.
    I need to try RFU thru WIM but then I have to upload 600+MB file to the printer. Knowing browsers now don't show the status of the progress while uploading, this might pose a challenge.
    I also uninstalled MyQ btw, but still gives the same error.

    For SD Card, I have tried different ones, 4GB, 8GB and 2GB. I even used the SD Formatter app to wipe everything just to make sure I am not missing anything on SD.

    Now looking at the Service Manual for the SP Modes that were changed by MyQ while deploying it.
    Aye! Cut the crap

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    Re: Error E86: No Valid Data

    Quote Originally Posted by copier tech View Post
    Extract the .pkg file with a program like WinRar to a folder called romdata, copy this folder to your SD card & then update using this method. This will overwrite the temporary firmware currently installed.

    Thanks for this, I have it extracted and will test with the client.
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    Aye! Cut the crap

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