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January 26th, 2010, 10:36 AM | #1 |
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F330 - Help firmware update & MS-69A jig
Jeeesus! I thought it should be simple to update the firmware of my F330, but there are quite a lot of questions coming up...
1. When I started, the cameras present firmware was PKG-1.60/AT-1.52 (if I remember correctly). 2. I began to update with PKG-1.62/AT1.53 - but got a bit confused. Instruction no 11 told me to open the side panel of the camera and change the setting of a DIP-switch. This was supposed to give me access to SERVICE MENU... but nothing happened. I couldn't see the SERVICE MENU. -------------------------------------- Question 1: Some threads says that there is no need to open up the side panel. To me this means that you don't have to access to the SERVICE MENU. Any comments? -------------------------------------- 3. The camera seem to work well at this stage, but who knows... Anyway - next step would normally be to update the firmware to V1.62/AT V1.54. BUT... the instructions tells me that I need a jig (MS-69A) to do this update. This would also upgrade the MemoryStick slot to use sticks up to 2GB. --------------------------------------- Question 2: Do I need to do this upgrade to get any further - or can I just skip it? Question 3: Do I install it, but the upgrade of the MemoryStick would not work? Question 4: Is it a must to do the FRESH install (also meaning open the camera, use the DIP-switch and go by SERVICE MENU).? In this pdf: http://supportdocs.sonybiz.net/index...9/00043751.pdf on page 14 (section 11) - I'm told that the "BOOT Program V1.54 is required when the MAIN program is upgraded to AT V1.54 or higher". It also says: "If the AT software is upgraded to V1.54 or higher without upgrading the BOOT Program to V1.54, the unit may not operate correctly.". This can not be done without the MS-69A jig. ---------------------------------------- What can I do? UPDATE: I just noticed that I found the wrong DIP-switch. Beware: There are two DIP-switches that are revealed when you open the camera. Both have almost similar names. The switch on the board INSIDE the camera is the right one - not the one on the inside of the cover. I have now got further on in my update process :) Last edited by Joachim Ljungquist; January 27th, 2010 at 01:51 AM. |
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