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if everything is configured correctly or was working prior to this I would reload firmware on the S2. If you are installing this S2 for the first time on the 7105 then you need change a few things in order to get them to talk.
You must have a "c" boot rom installed along with the interface board that comes with the S2
Your img-cont setting must be set to a 4
you have to use a crossover cable between the two devices in order for them to talk properly
Accidents don't just happen. They must be carelessly planned.
yes everything was working correctly yesterday and was shut down. today i turned it on and that is when the boot failure occurred.
i tried multiple restarts and removing, reinstalling the memory and removing all cables.
i found this site. is it possible this is the firmware i will need to reload firmware?
yes everything was working correctly yesterday and was shut down. today i turned it on and that is when the boot failure occurred.
i tried multiple restarts and removing, reinstalling the memory and removing all cables.
i found this site. is it possible this is the firmware i will need to reload firmware?
yes everything was working correctly yesterday and was shut down. today i turned it on and that is when the boot failure occurred.
i tried multiple restarts and removing, reinstalling the memory and removing all cables.
i found this site. is it possible this is the firmware i will need to reload firmware?
This has nothing to do with your issue. You need to reload S2 for starters and then possibly the 7105 to take it to the latest version.
How exactly was the S2 shut down?
Accidents don't just happen. They must be carelessly planned.
thanks, yes i dont have the disk. is it possible to download?
the s2 was shut down as normal from the screen prompts, waiting for the command the system is safe to shut down. then the power button to off.
You will probably need to order the CD's from somewhere or see if someone can send you a link to download them from an FTP site. I personally don't get involved in things of that nature, but others guys do from time to time. You may want to give your local dealership a call and see if they will sell you a copy.
Accidents don't just happen. They must be carelessly planned.
thanks, yes i dont have the disk. is it possible to download?
the s2 was shut down as normal from the screen prompts, waiting for the command the system is safe to shut down. then the power button to off.
Just imaged one last week. The disks are provided with the imagepass, definitely need to make sure they are saved somewhere. The disks are not Canon property, that is why we have no way to download them from Canon. EFI is the owner of the software. If you do not have them onsite, best bet is another customer that you might borrow them from. There is a single patch that encompasses all past updates into a single file for installation. You will need to have Command Workstation installed on a PC on their network, or on your laptop to push the file to the direct queue of the fiery.
"Once a King, always a King, but once a Knight is enough!"
I've had luck removing the CMOS battery for about 5 minutes then getting a successful boot again, BUT you have to reprogram the Fiery. Should come up to "select Language" screen first.
After all is said and done, More is said than done.
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