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This article describes how to upgrade the software of non-video Zenitel Devices and IP Speakers V1 via the '''web interface''' of the device. 

The procedure described in this article is applicable to [[Zenitel Devices based on iMX28|Zenitel devices based on the IMX28 processor]].
{{note|There are separate Upgrade procedures for:
* Video intercoms and IP Speakers V2
* The first generation of IP devices from Zenitel [[INCA Station Software upgrade|INCA IP stations (Now obsolete).]]''
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{{Note|For mass upgrade of devices it is recommended to use the [[IMT|VS-IMT]] tool, see the article [[IMT - Discover & Upgrade]].}}
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When using the web interface of the device, the software can be updated either by:
* using an [[#Upgrade by using an external TFTP server|external TFTP server]], or
* uploading an image file (or drag and drop the image file) to the "Software Upgrade" page of the station. '''Note:''' This option is available only to [[#Devices with Recovery OS|stations with Recovery OS]].

In addition, if the device is used in SIP mode, [[Automatic Software Upgrade|Automatic Software Update]] can be defined.

== Upgrade by using an external TFTP server ==
===Prerequisites===
# Current version '''must be 4.7.3.2 or higher'''. To upgrade from older versions, [[Upgrading Turbine Devices running firmware between 3.0.x.x and 4.2.x.x|see this article]].
# A TFTP Server must be available on your laptop.  A TFTP server can be downloaded from here: http://tftpd32.jounin.net/tftpd32_download.html.
# Download the software package '''[[Downloads#Stations_and_Devices|vsft-9.x.x.x.zip]]''', and '''unzip the package''' and store the files in a folder on your PC.
# Check if your local firewall is '''not''' blocking incoming ping/ICMP  (Turbine station is pinging TFTP Server during update process)
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=== Upgrade procedure ===
# Start the TFTP server program and click '''Browse''', and select the folder where the 9.x.x.x software files are located
# [[Logging into an IP Station|Log on to the Turbine Station]] web interface. Select '''Station Administration''' > '''Manual Upgrade'''
# Enter the IP address of the '''TFTP server''' (I.e. the IP address of your laptop)
# Enter Image file: '''vsft-9.x.x.x'''
# '''Save Settings'''
# '''Upgrade'''

[[File:TFTP Upgrade 8231.PNG|thumb|left|700px|Example: Upgrade to the latest the firmware from TFTP Server 10.9.8.188]]
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The device will restart with the new firmware installed. 

The upgrade procedure takes about 3 minutes. The process can be monitored by clicking the '''Log viewer''' tab in the TFTP server program.

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== Devices with Recovery OS ==
As from firmware version 5.1.3.0 a Recovery Operating System, '''Recovery OS''', has been added in addition to the Main OS.

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* ''"Recovery OS" is available only on Turbine devices that '''come from factory''' with software version 5.1 or higher preinstalled (approx. from March 2020)'' <br>
* ''When upgrading to firmware 5.1. or later in the field, "Recovery OS" will not be included'' }}

The Recovery OS supports:
* Software upgrade in IPv6 network
* Software upgrade when device is using [[IEEE 802.1X|802.1X authentication]]
* Software upgrade via HTTP/HTTPS protocol using '''.swu''' image

Devices with Recovery OS support both the new method for software upgrade (using '''.swu''' file), as well as the original method (using '''.zip''' file and TFTP server).

[[File:Turbine Upgr Both.PNG|thumb|left|500px|Choose between upgrading using '''.swu''' file, or using TFTP server and '''.zip''' file]]
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In order to upgrade software using the .swu file:
* Press the ''upper''  '''Start Upgrade''' button
* The station will now reboot, and start in "Recovery OS" mode

[[File:Turbine Recovery.PNG|thumb|left|500px|Turbine device in "Recovery OS" mode]]
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* Now click inside the "Software Update" field and upload the image file (e.g. '''vsft-9.1.3.4.swu'''), or drag and drop the image file onto this field
* The progress of the installation is shown. When finished installation the station will reboot, and start in regular mode.

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== Installing Recovery OS ==
Recovery OS is not included in Turbine devices produced before approx. March 2020. It is possible to install Recover OS by following this procedure:

# Start the TFTP server program and click '''Browse''', and select the folder where the 9.x.x.x software files are located
# [[Logging into an IP Station|Log on to the Turbine Station]] web interface. Select '''Station Administration''' > '''Manual Upgrade'''
# Enter the IP address of the '''TFTP server''' (I.e. the IP address of your laptop)
# Enter Image file: '''recovery/vsft-9.x.x.x''' (Note the text "recovery" in front of the software version).
# '''Save Settings'''
# '''Upgrade'''

[[File:TFTP Recovery 8231.PNG|thumb|left|700px|Installing "Recovery OS" on a Turbine device]]
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The device will restart with the firmware installed. 

The upgrade procedure takes about 3 minutes. The process can be monitored by clicking the '''Log viewer''' tab in the TFTP server program.

When going to '''Station Administration''' > '''Manual Upgrade''', you should now have the option do software upgrade using the Recovery OS, as described in [[#Devices with Recovery OS]].

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==Upgrade from versions between 3.0 and 4.2==
To upgrade devices currently running a version between 3.0.x.x and 4.2.x.x, see article: [[Upgrading Turbine Devices running firmware between 3.0.x.x and 4.2.x.x]]

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== Upgrade in 802.1x environment ==
Devices with Recovery OS can be upgraded also when the station uses 801.1x authentication. For more details, see [[IEEE 802.1X]]

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==Troubleshooting==
In the case the upgrade is not successful it may be due to a windows setting. 

*For Windows XP: [http://www.sysprobs.com/enable-ping-in-xp http://www.sysprobs.com/enable-ping-in-xp]

*For Windows7: [http://www.sysprobs.com/enable-ping-reply-windows-7 http://www.sysprobs.com/enable-ping-reply-windows-7]

*For Windows10: [http://www.sysprobs.com/enable-ping-reply-and-ftp-traffic-in-windows-10-and-server http://www.sysprobs.com/enable-ping-reply-and-ftp-traffic-in-windows-10-and-server]

If the upgrade is not successful when using the default static IP, it may be due to a network setting. 
* Please check the station's subnet mask. If it is 255.255.0.0, change it to 255.255.255.0 and try again

[[Category: Turbine - Restore Factory Defaults and Software Upgrade]]