Determine Software Level

[TallDW]

Is there an easy way to determine the software level of my customer's MICS after getting the following info from programming: SP: 30BKG06 NAT Thanks!

 

[TRONIC1]

The SP version matrix I have doesn't have that exact version although it's showing BK as MICS 5.0. As for an easy way to determine the software version the only thing I'm aware of is to get an SP version matrix. I'd be glad to e-mail you a copy of the one I have although I don't think it's complete, but at least it's a start. My e-mail address is jmitchell @ whiteradio dot com. If you decide to post your e-mail address do it in the format above to avoid any spammers picking up on it.
Thanks,
John

I'd rather have a bottle in front of me than to have a frontal lobotomy

 

[TRONIC1]

Check faq799-2304 it's the same matrix that I have. I don't know if there is one that's more recent than this but if you find one let us know.
Thanks,
John

I'd rather have a bottle in front of me than to have a frontal lobotomy

 

[Firebird Scrambler]

Meridian Norstar & BCM Version Identification Details
The Norstar system type is worked out as follows, example SP: 30BKG06

The "SP" Stands for the system processor number
"30" = BNR (Bell Northern Research NA & UK Systems)&
"05" Means ENC "99" = NA.
"BK" Identifies the version type (MICS 5.0)
"G" This stands for the release number & is worked out by the letter

"A" being "0", "B"="1", "C"="2", “D”=“3”, “E”=“4”, “F”=“5”, “G”=“6”,
“H”=”7”, "I"="8" & up to "M"="12" etc. I.E. The letter "G"=Version 6.
"06" = The subversion type i.e. "02" Means release 6.06.
"DR1" Is the language standard set "GP2" = Global Product 2
"NAT" = National?.

This info is quite old, I don't know if it's still valid. I hope that it gives you some help.

All the best

Firebird Scrambler
Meridian Programmer in the UK

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