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Re: System Software H1 version 2.0
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Try setting the DIP SWITCHES to Service Position II
that is #1 to UP & #2 to Down position
1-First make sure imagePass H1 is off/ & Printer is off
2-leave all cables connected
3-put in the USB
4-now set Dip SW positions above
power up
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or did u try the old USB H1 v2.0 Firmware Manual way
Installing System Software From a Prepared USB 2.0 Flash Drive:
1. Print out a Configuration page.
2. Shut down the imagePASS (via the operation panel of the copier).
3. Power off the copier.
4. Be sure to leave the imagePASS-H1 connected to the copier (via the cross-over ethernet and communications cables).
5. Attach the prepared USB 2.0 Flash Drive to a USB Type A connector on the imagePASS-H1.
6. DO NOT move the imagePASS-H1 service dip-switches to the service (download) position. Leave the dip-switches in the normal position.
7. Power on the copier.
8. Wait while the files are transferred. This may take anywhere between 6 and 20 minutes, depending on the size of the System Software. The LED on the USB 2.0 Flash Drive should show sporadic activity. The DIAG LEDs on the imagePASS-H1 will show random 2-digit hexadecimal numbers (including 00 and FF, for example).
9. When the transfer of files is complete, the LED on the USB 2.0 Flash Drive should go off and stay off. The DIAG LEDs on the imagePASS-H1 should show FF and stay at FF.
10. Wait 30 seconds to insure that the LED on the USB 2.0 Flash Drive stays off and that the DIAG LEDs remain at FF, then power off the copier.
11. While the copier is off, wait 30 seconds after the DIAG LEDs have shut off and then remove the USB 2.0 Flash Drive from the imagePASS-H1.
12. Power on the copier.
13. When it becomes available, select the Printer Tab on the operation panel of the copier and then select the Printer Status/ Settings button.
14. Immediately select a language when the Language Selection screen appears. If this screen disappears before a selection is made, the imagePASS-H1 and the copier may have to be power-cycled to get back to this screen.
15. After a few minutes, the Select Market Region screen is displayed. Select the appropriate region.
16. Enter the Administrator’s case-sensitive password: Fiery.1**Knowledge is time consuming, exhausting and costly for a trained Tech.**
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Re: System Software H1 version 2.0
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Re: System Software H1 version 2.0
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Try setting the DIP SWITCHES to Service Position II
that is #1 to UP & #2 to Down position
1-First make sure imagePass H1 is off/ & Printer is off
2-leave all cables connected
3-put in the USB
4-now set Dip SW positions above
power up
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or did u try the old USB H1 v2.0 Firmware Manual way
Installing System Software From a Prepared USB 2.0 Flash Drive:
1. Print out a Configuration page.
2. Shut down the imagePASS (via the operation panel of the copier).
3. Power off the copier.
4. Be sure to leave the imagePASS-H1 connected to the copier (via the cross-over ethernet and communications cables).
5. Attach the prepared USB 2.0 Flash Drive to a USB Type A connector on the imagePASS-H1.
6. DO NOT move the imagePASS-H1 service dip-switches to the service (download) position. Leave the dip-switches in the normal position.
7. Power on the copier.
8. Wait while the files are transferred. This may take anywhere between 6 and 20 minutes, depending on the size of the System Software. The LED on the USB 2.0 Flash Drive should show sporadic activity. The DIAG LEDs on the imagePASS-H1 will show random 2-digit hexadecimal numbers (including 00 and FF, for example).
9. When the transfer of files is complete, the LED on the USB 2.0 Flash Drive should go off and stay off. The DIAG LEDs on the imagePASS-H1 should show FF and stay at FF.
10. Wait 30 seconds to insure that the LED on the USB 2.0 Flash Drive stays off and that the DIAG LEDs remain at FF, then power off the copier.Comment
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Re: System Software H1 version 2.0
Try a Complete Re-Install of the H1 > just as if u were first doing a set up.
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First-Remove all connections cables(I/F Communications Cable,Cross Ethernet Cable, & Network Cable from H1 to Copier/also unplug H1 power cord.
*NEXT>>>>follow below EXACTLY AS SHOWN
1. Enter Service mode (Additional Functions > 2 and 8 > Additional Functions).
2. Select Copier > Option > Int-Face > IMG-CONT.
3. Change the setting of IMG-CONT back to "0"
4. Hit OK and (& follow the normal shutdown procedure of Printer) then Re-Boot the Copier.
5. Re-Enter Service mode (Additional Functions > 2 and 8 > Additional Functions).
6. Change the setting of IMG-CONT back to "3"
7. Hit OK and ( again >follow the Normal Shutdown Procedure of Printer)
8. With Printer "OFF", u now Connect all of the 3 Cables that were previously removed.>don't forget H1 POWER CORD--
9. Now > Power back up Printer
10. At the Control Panel, press [Printer] tab.
11. Press [Printer Status/Settings].
12. At the Languages Setup screen, select the name of the language you want to use, and then select OK.
Wait a few minutes.
13. Input of password Fiery .1
14. In response, the machine will automatically show the Settings menu.
15. Be sure to at least select the following and make the appropriate settings in the indicated order:
[Server Setup], [Network Setup], and [Printer Setup].
Checking the Operation After Making the Settings
Print out a test page and a settings page as follows to make sure that all settings have correctly been made on
the machine and its host machine and that all connections are normal------
1) Press (=>) displayed at upper right on the LCD of the connecting device.
2) At the Control Panel, press [Print].
3) Press [Printer Status/Settings].
4) Make the following selections on the LCD:function>print page>test page/configuration.
Hopefully this Procedure will get u up and Running/Works about 90% of the time
**Knowledge is time consuming, exhausting and costly for a trained Tech.**Comment
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