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By a USB - Flash Drive

This document describes the step-by-step guide for updating the Operating System (Firmware) in the device using a USB stickFlash Drive.

Instructions

Please follow the given steps to update the Operating system through the USB Stick.

  1. Take an empty USB stick and plug it into the development machine.

  2. Enter into the Seco website using the link https://www.seco.com/en

  3. Click on Products and services in the Header and select Seco Edge(http://edge.seco.com should appear).

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  4. Click on Products Catalog and select HMI from the dropdown.

  5. Scroll down to the Category section and select the category of your device. (eg: If you have a Flush mount Santaro device you can select Flush mount)

  6. If you need some help in finding the category of your device you can check the following video from Seco(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S0UgMlXwZ94 ).

  7. Select the device which you have by using the Name and the display size. (eg: Look at the back of the Santaro device and find the name and the display size and select the same device details in the web page.)

  8. Scroll down to the software section in the Product details.

  9. If you can not find the latest software which is needed, click on the Releases page in the followiong link https://support.garz-fricke.com/projects/Santaro/Linux-Yocto/Releases/

  10. Click on the software which you need for your device. (eg: Download Dunfell-14 which is the latest)

  11. Select the processor name of the device.(eg: imx6guf for the Santaro device)

  12. We can find the image files which we need to download.

  13. Download the image files into the USB flash drive.

  14. Insert the Flash drive in to the Device

  15. Connect the device and the host machine(Laptop) by using the serial cable.

  16. Open any terminal emmulator program (eg:Tera term) in the Host machine (laptop) by using the serial cable (RS-232, USB cable, etc)

  17. Change the serial port settings in the application and click on new settings when we try to connect through RS232 cable.

  18. Login to the terminal as root user by entering the command root

  19. Enter the command bootselect alternative in the terminal.

  20. Reboot the device by entering the command reboot

  21. The device will boot up in to the flash and go mode

  22. Enter the command cd /mnt/mstick1

  23. Execute the installation script by entering the command ./fng-install.sh

  24. Enter the command bootselect regular to boot in to the regular operating system.

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