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− | The procedure for upgrading Humax software, | + | The procedure for upgrading Humax software, both original and customised (Modified) is detailed below. |
− | + | ==HDR Fox T2== | |
− | + | * [[Firmware_Downloads | '''Download the firmware''']] and, if it is a zip file, extract it | |
+ | * Ensure the resulting file is named ''HDR_FOX_T2_Upgrade.hdf'' | ||
+ | * Place the file in the root of a FAT32 formatted USB Flash / disk Drive * | ||
+ | * Put the unit into standby using the remote or the central 'big button' on the Unit | ||
+ | * Make sure that the unit has completely shut down by listening for the hard drive to power down (accompanied by a click) | ||
+ | * Remove all USB devices | ||
+ | * Plug the USB Flash Device containing the HDF file into a USB port | ||
+ | * Turn on the TV and switch to the Humax input | ||
+ | * Start up the Humax using the big button on the front of the unit ('''not''' by using the remote control) | ||
+ | * The software update should begin automatically and the progress shown on the TV screen | ||
+ | * The initial ''download'' is very quick and then programming takes 2-3 minutes | ||
+ | * Pauses in the percentage time bar are quite normal | ||
+ | * If after waiting 15 minutes the progress bar has not completed, power the unit off and back on using the rear switch to re-strart the process | ||
+ | * A list of possible Error codes that may be displayed are detailed [[Firmware Error Codes|'''HERE''']] | ||
+ | * When the update is complete End will appear on the front display and ''Success Downloading!'' will appear on the TV | ||
+ | * Unplug the USB Flash Device containing the HDR_FOX_T2_Upgrade.hdf file | ||
+ | * re-connect any other USB devices e.g. Wi-Fi adadper, Hard disk Drives etc. (ensure that the HDF file is not present) | ||
+ | * Press the big button on the front again to restart with the new firmware | ||
− | |||
− | + | '''To Install a Full Web Interface Continue''' [[Install_Full_Web_Interface | '''HERE''']] | |
− | + | ==HD Fox T2== | |
− | + | {{note|The HD Fox T2 requires a USB Flash / Disk Drive with a minimum of 2GB to be connected when operating with Custom Firmware otherwise it will not be possible to install additional software packages, Flash devices must be formatted in EXT2 using a P.C. program such as GParted “Live” CD, Hard Disk devices can be formatted in EXT3 by the HD FOX T2}} | |
+ | * [[Firmware_Downloads | '''Download the firmware''']] and, if it is a zip file, extract it | ||
+ | * Ensure the resulting file is named ''HD_FOX_T2_Upgrade.hdf'' | ||
+ | * Place the file in the root of a FAT32 formatted USB Flash / disk Drive * | ||
+ | * Put the unit into standby using the remote, or power button on the front | ||
+ | * Plug the USB Flash device into the USB port | ||
+ | * Turn on the TV and switch to the Humax input | ||
+ | * Press and hold down the power button on the front until you see the software update begin, and the progress is shown on the TV screen | ||
+ | * The initial ''download'' is very quick and then programming takes 2-3 minutes | ||
+ | * Pauses in the percentage time bar are quite normal | ||
+ | * A list of possible Error codes that may be displayed are detailed [[Firmware Error Codes|'''HERE''']] | ||
+ | * When the update is complete End will appear on the front display and ''Success Downloading!'' will appear on the TV | ||
+ | * Unplug the USB Flash Device and delete the HD_FOX_T2_Upgrade.hdf file | ||
+ | * Reconnect a USB Flash / Hard Disk drive formatted in EXT2 / EXT3 (See Note above) | ||
+ | * Press the power button on the front to restart with the new firmware | ||
− | |||
− | + | '''To Install a Full Web Interface Continue''' [[Install_Full_Web_Interface | '''HERE''']] | |
− | |||
− | |||
− | USB | + | {{note| |
− | + | Some USB Flash / Disk Drives* are reported not to work, The reason for this is not fully understood, However the following Tips are known to help :- | |
− | The | + | * Ensure no other USB devices are connected |
− | + | * Do not use a USB extender cable | |
− | Try | + | * Removing all other files / full-formatting can prevent file fragmentation |
− | + | * Try both USB ports (HDR) | |
− | + | * Smaller capacity drives seem to work more successfully than large ones | |
+ | * Last Resort, Try a different USB Flash Drive | ||
+ | }} |
Latest revision as of 16:18, 8 July 2020
The procedure for upgrading Humax software, both original and customised (Modified) is detailed below.
HDR Fox T2
- Download the firmware and, if it is a zip file, extract it
- Ensure the resulting file is named HDR_FOX_T2_Upgrade.hdf
- Place the file in the root of a FAT32 formatted USB Flash / disk Drive *
- Put the unit into standby using the remote or the central 'big button' on the Unit
- Make sure that the unit has completely shut down by listening for the hard drive to power down (accompanied by a click)
- Remove all USB devices
- Plug the USB Flash Device containing the HDF file into a USB port
- Turn on the TV and switch to the Humax input
- Start up the Humax using the big button on the front of the unit (not by using the remote control)
- The software update should begin automatically and the progress shown on the TV screen
- The initial download is very quick and then programming takes 2-3 minutes
- Pauses in the percentage time bar are quite normal
- If after waiting 15 minutes the progress bar has not completed, power the unit off and back on using the rear switch to re-strart the process
- A list of possible Error codes that may be displayed are detailed HERE
- When the update is complete End will appear on the front display and Success Downloading! will appear on the TV
- Unplug the USB Flash Device containing the HDR_FOX_T2_Upgrade.hdf file
- re-connect any other USB devices e.g. Wi-Fi adadper, Hard disk Drives etc. (ensure that the HDF file is not present)
- Press the big button on the front again to restart with the new firmware
To Install a Full Web Interface Continue HERE
HD Fox T2
Note: The HD Fox T2 requires a USB Flash / Disk Drive with a minimum of 2GB to be connected when operating with Custom Firmware otherwise it will not be possible to install additional software packages, Flash devices must be formatted in EXT2 using a P.C. program such as GParted “Live” CD, Hard Disk devices can be formatted in EXT3 by the HD FOX T2
- Download the firmware and, if it is a zip file, extract it
- Ensure the resulting file is named HD_FOX_T2_Upgrade.hdf
- Place the file in the root of a FAT32 formatted USB Flash / disk Drive *
- Put the unit into standby using the remote, or power button on the front
- Plug the USB Flash device into the USB port
- Turn on the TV and switch to the Humax input
- Press and hold down the power button on the front until you see the software update begin, and the progress is shown on the TV screen
- The initial download is very quick and then programming takes 2-3 minutes
- Pauses in the percentage time bar are quite normal
- A list of possible Error codes that may be displayed are detailed HERE
- When the update is complete End will appear on the front display and Success Downloading! will appear on the TV
- Unplug the USB Flash Device and delete the HD_FOX_T2_Upgrade.hdf file
- Reconnect a USB Flash / Hard Disk drive formatted in EXT2 / EXT3 (See Note above)
- Press the power button on the front to restart with the new firmware
To Install a Full Web Interface Continue HERE
Note:
Some USB Flash / Disk Drives* are reported not to work, The reason for this is not fully understood, However the following Tips are known to help :-
- Ensure no other USB devices are connected
- Do not use a USB extender cable
- Removing all other files / full-formatting can prevent file fragmentation
- Try both USB ports (HDR)
- Smaller capacity drives seem to work more successfully than large ones
- Last Resort, Try a different USB Flash Drive