Anyone tried it? I just did our office C250i but hasn't yet time to read and test if there is something interesting. Who knows more?
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Re: G00-RB function version 2.3 i-series
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A tree is known by its fruit, a man by his deeds. A good deed is never lost, he who sows courtesy, reaps friendship, and he who plants kindness gathers love.
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Re: G00-RB function version 2.3 i-series
The main thing is that it is the same as for the new range finished in -1 and that will be launched on the market now, so there will be no need to go with two different firmwares for each model.
I have tested the SW 188 and there is hardly any difference.
Anyway, they just released today a new version for the A4 range: GG1-RB, which enables the constant rotation of the CPU fan to avoid overheating code.Field technician since 1994
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Re: G00-RB function version 2.3 i-series
Yeah saw that today as well. This morning did switch thing but nothing improved. But maybe because I already did SW153 and some others before on this machine.
Do you happen to find CE password change tool they're referring to in FW data sheet?A tree is known by its fruit, a man by his deeds. A good deed is never lost, he who sows courtesy, reaps friendship, and he who plants kindness gathers love.
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Re: G00-RB function version 2.3 i-series
That's funny, first they build a device where the fan runs constantly or switches on off on at intervals, which annoyed everyone. After they rebuilt the baseboard so that the fan is completely silent.
Now the firmware switch the fan back to continuous operation because the CPU overheats...
A long time ago, in order to find a solution myself, I drilled a hole in the aluminum cooler so that I could place a sensor to measure the temperature.
It turned out that the temperature was constantly high and also rose and fell in intervals in standby. It was then clear to me that there was no good solution there.Comment
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