Altalink C8035, fault 316-720

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  • big mike
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    Altalink C8035, fault 316-720

    The copier shows system error shortly after it powers on. It still copies, scans, and prints ok. It tried reloading with a usb using altboot and with forced upgrade. It didn't load, just powered on. They currently run 103.001 system software.

    I need to reload the software to fix it. Or replace the hdd. Does anyone have the special altboot dlm (and the two swup files) they can share with me? I would greatly appreciate it. It will be needed if I have to replace the hdd.
  • xcopytech
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    #2
    Re: Altalink C8035, fault 316-720

    Perform special altboot. Sent you swup files.

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    • adriansto
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      #3
      Re: Altalink C8035, fault 316-720

      You need these files:
      Attached Files

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      • big mike
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        #4
        Re: Altalink C8035, fault 316-720

        Thanks for the swup files! I will try it Monday.
        Is the file size correct for sw#103.001.020.7000 = 493,291kb?

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        • xcopytech
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          #5
          Re: Altalink C8035, fault 316-720

          Yes, altboot software is about 500mb, upgrade software is about 270mb

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          • big mike
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            #6
            Re: Altalink C8035, fault 316-720

            Originally posted by xcopytech
            Yes, altboot software is about 500mb, upgrade software is about 270mb
            When I tried it this morning, it would not load it. This has the swup files in the root.
            p1.jpg
            p2.jpg

            I even tried it with the swup files moved to inside the Altboot folder. No luck. Perhaps I need to try a different dlm? This is the only one I have for the C8035.

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            • xcopytech
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              #7
              Re: Altalink C8035, fault 316-720

              Sent you a link.
              What code you have on 7 segment display

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              • jburt
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                • Sep 2019
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                #8
                Re: Altalink C8035, fault 316-720

                You also need a file called DISABLE_DATA_BACKUP like FORCED_UPGRADE. This will wipe all customer settings and address book but should push the altboot in.

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                • big mike
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                  #9
                  Re: Altalink C8035, fault 316-720

                  Originally posted by big mike
                  The copier shows system error shortly after it powers on. It still copies, scans, and prints ok. It tried reloading with a usb using altboot and with forced upgrade. It didn't load, just powered on. They currently run 103.001 system software.

                  I need to reload the software to fix it. Or replace the hdd. Does anyone have the special altboot dlm (and the two swup files) they can share with me? I would greatly appreciate it. It will be needed if I have to replace the hdd.

                  A tech friend of mine was able to get it running properly. He tried the front usb, ended up using the usb on board, tried different usb drives, different hard drives, etc. He was able to load an older version of software on it. After a couple hours it is up and running, no more system faults.

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