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* Now click inside the "Software Update" field and upload the image file (e.g. '''vsft-6.1.3.0.swu'''), or drag and drop the image file onto this field
 
* Now click inside the "Software Update" field and upload the image file (e.g. '''vsft-6.1.3.0.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.
 
* The progress of the installation is shown. When finished installation the station will reboot, and start in regular mode.
 
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== Upgrade from version 3.0 ==
 
The upgrade is a three-step process:
 
# Install version 3.0.3.5, then
 
# Install version 4.7.3.0, then
 
# Install version 6.x.x.x
 
 
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===Prerequisites===
 
# A TFTP Server must be available. A TFTP server can be downloaded from here: http://tftpd32.jounin.net/tftpd32_download.html.
 
# Download the software package '''[[Downloads#Turbine_stations|tsi-3.0.3.5.zip]]''', and unzip the package and store the files in a folder on your PC.
 
# Download the software package '''[[Downloads#Turbine_stations|sti-prod-4.7.3.0.zip]]''', and unzip the package and store the files in a different folder on your PC.
 
# Download the latest software package '''[[Downloads#Turbine_stations|vsft-6.x.x.x]]''', and unzip the package and store the files in a different 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 ===
 
 
1. Start the TFTP server program and click '''Browse''', and select the folder where the version 3.0.3.5 software files are located
 
 
[[File:TFTP 3035.PNG|thumb|left|500px|TFTP Server - Browse to the folder where the software files are located]]
 
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2.  Log on to the Turbine Station web interface. Default login credentials are '''admin''' and '''alphaadmin'''. Select '''Station Administration''' > '''Manual Upgrade'''
 
 
3.  Enter the IP address of the '''TFTP server''' (I.e. the IP address of your PC)
 
 
4.  Enter the image file: '''tsi-3.0.3.5''', and click '''Save settings'''
 
 
[[File:TurbineTo 3035.PNG|thumb|left|500px|Load '''tsi-3.0.3.5''' via the station web interface]]
 
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:The station will now contact the TFTP server and download the files. The upgrade procedure takes about 3 minutes. The process can be monitored by clicking the '''Log viewer''' tab in the TFTP server program.
 
 
 
When the station is up and running again, the next step is to install version 4.7.3.0:
 
 
5. In the TFTP server program, '''Browse''' to the folder where the version 4.7.3.0 software files are located
 
 
6. In the Turbine web interface enter the image file: '''tsi2sti-4.7.3.0.ipk''', and '''Save settings'''
 
 
[[File:TurbineTo4730.PNG|thumb|left|500px|Installing '''tsi2sti-4.7.3.0.ipk''' via the station web interface]]
 
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The station will again contact the TFTP server and download and install the required files.
 
 
7. The final step is to install version 6.x.x.x. This process is described in the first paragraph of this article: [[#Upgrade by using an external TFTP server]]
 
  
 
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Revision as of 15:49, 20 May 2021

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This article describes how to upgrade the software of the Turbine series of intercom devices via the web interface of the station.

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  • The procedure described in this article is applicable to the following devices: TCIS-x, TCIV-x, TKIS-2, TMIS-x, TFIE-x, TKIE-x, TFIX-x, IP-LCM, ECPIR-3P, Exigo IP speakers. Exigo Network Amplifiers, and ENA-2060DC1
  • For mass upgrade of stations it is recommended to use the VS-IMT tool, see the article VS-IMT Upgrade Stations.
  • Using Turbine version 4.7.3.2 or higher, you can downgrade to VSF-Turbine version 4.2.3.17, but not to any older version.
  • To upgrade from version 4.2.3.14, version 4.2.3.17 must be installed first.
  • There is a separate Upgrade procedure for INCA IP stations.
  • If the station is used in SIP mode, also Automatic Updates can be defined.


There are two ways of updating the software of these devices from the web interface:

Upgrade by using an external TFTP server

Prerequisites

  1. Current version must be 4.7.3.2 or higher. To upgrade from older versions, see this article.
  2. A TFTP Server must be available on your laptop.
  3. Download the software package vsft-6.x.x.x.zip, and unzip the package and store the files in a folder on your PC.
  4. Check if your local firewall is not blocking incoming ping/ICMP (Turbine station is pinging TFTP Server during update process)


Upgrade procedure

The upgrade is a two step process:

  • First step is to update the bootloader environment
  • Second step is to update the station firmware

1. Start the TFTP server program and click Browse, and select the folder where the version 6.x.x.x software files are located

TFTP Server - Browse to the folder where the software files are located


2. Log on to the Turbine Station web interface. Default login credentials are admin and alphaadmin. Select Station Administration > Manual Upgrade

3. Enter the IP address of the TFTP server (I.e. the IP address of your PC)

4. Enter the image file prefixed by "boot": boot/vsft-6.x.x.x, and click Save settings. Wait a few seconds for the page to refresh, then press Upgrade. The station will now reboot. This process will upgrade the boot loader environment. For more details about this process, see Turbine bootloader upgrade

Load boot/vsft-6.x.x.x to upgrade the boot environment. Press Save Settings, then Upgrade


5. When the station is back online, enter the image file: vsft-6.x.x.x, and click Save settings. Wait a few seconds for the page to refresh, then press Upgrade. This process will upgrade the station firmware.

Load vsft-6.x.x.x to upgrade the station firmware


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

Note icon If video is not working after having upgraded the Turbine Video Station TCIV-x to firmware version 4.11, see article TCIV - No video after upgrading to v. 4.11



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)
  • 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 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).

Choose between upgrading using .swu file, or using TFTP server and .zip file


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
Turbine device in "Recovery OS" mode


  • Now click inside the "Software Update" field and upload the image file (e.g. vsft-6.1.3.0.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.


Upgrade from versions between 3.0 and 4.2

For 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


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


Troubleshooting

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

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