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Openstage 40 hfa to sip upgrade 1
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Thank you for the link!
But where i can find the manual for do the operation?
There is a lot of folders and i don't know where is the correct pdf...
And for 3 times after the login the site go down after few minutes with the message "An internal server error occurred. Please try again later."![[sad]](/data/assets/smilies/sad.gif "[sad] [sad]")
Thank you!![[smile]](/data/assets/smilies/smile.gif "[smile] [smile]")
But where i can find the manual for do the operation?
There is a lot of folders and i don't know where is the correct pdf...
And for 3 times after the login the site go down after few minutes with the message "An internal server error occurred. Please try again later."
Thank you!
Download ONE FILE AT A TIME otherwise the tonido will create unnecessary zip files and will delay what you are trying to do.
As you are looking to change the phone to OpenStage 40 SIP then go to the OpenStage/40 SIP folder.
Decide which software you need - you will need to read the PDF documents to see
I would just go for the latest.
The procedure has been talked about here on this site but should also be included in the PDF documents.
You need to setup an FTP server on your PC/Laptop (3C Daemon FTP server is located on tonido in tools folder)
The phone and the Laptop need to be on the same network
Log on to the phone via address of phone
Tell it where the dot img file is located and get the phone to download the file from your laptop
As you are looking to change the phone to OpenStage 40 SIP then go to the OpenStage/40 SIP folder.
Decide which software you need - you will need to read the PDF documents to see
I would just go for the latest.
The procedure has been talked about here on this site but should also be included in the PDF documents.
You need to setup an FTP server on your PC/Laptop (3C Daemon FTP server is located on tonido in tools folder)
The phone and the Laptop need to be on the same network
Log on to the phone via address of phone
Tell it where the dot img file is located and get the phone to download the file from your laptop
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Busy today, however have a look at other posts here on the Hicom forum and you will find out similar issues.
I will, probably over the weekend, make up some sort of a procedure for flashing the phones but hopefully you will have it sorted by then.
I will, probably over the weekend, make up some sort of a procedure for flashing the phones but hopefully you will have it sorted by then.
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Assuming that you are attempting to manually update the software on the OpenStage phone, here is a common FAIL scenario:
When you setup your FTP server, you are required to configure the FTP server's "path". For example, the FTP server's path may be: c:\FTP_path
When you configure the "File Transfer" settings in the OpenStage phone's Web-Based Management, one of the required fields is "FTP Path".
This field represents the same information that you have already entered into the FTP server.
Typically the first reaction is to enter: c:\FTP_path
But this double-entry confuses the device attempting to locate the specific filename at this FTP Path.
To eliminate this confusion, try using a "/" or "." in the OpenStage phone's Web-Based Management "FTP Path" field.
This special character advises the phone that the FTP Path is specified inside the FTP Server.
Good Luck!
When you setup your FTP server, you are required to configure the FTP server's "path". For example, the FTP server's path may be: c:\FTP_path
When you configure the "File Transfer" settings in the OpenStage phone's Web-Based Management, one of the required fields is "FTP Path".
This field represents the same information that you have already entered into the FTP server.
Typically the first reaction is to enter: c:\FTP_path
But this double-entry confuses the device attempting to locate the specific filename at this FTP Path.
To eliminate this confusion, try using a "/" or "." in the OpenStage phone's Web-Based Management "FTP Path" field.
This special character advises the phone that the FTP Path is specified inside the FTP Server.
Good Luck!
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No such file or directory means you are putting in the wrong path.
On your laptop create a folder in the Root C:\ drive and call it FTP
Put the software in to that folder
In the 'configure FTP server' in 3C daemon
add a profile name (do not just use anonymous) for example 'hipath'
set/change user password to 'hipath'
Make the user directory C:\FTPMake sure this user can - tick all the boxes
Save the profile
In the phone put in \ as the path
and put in the name of the file with the .img at the end
Let me know how you get on
On your laptop create a folder in the Root C:\ drive and call it FTP
Put the software in to that folder
In the 'configure FTP server' in 3C daemon
add a profile name (do not just use anonymous) for example 'hipath'
set/change user password to 'hipath'
Make the user directory C:\FTPMake sure this user can - tick all the boxes
Save the profile
In the phone put in \ as the path
and put in the name of the file with the .img at the end
Let me know how you get on
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