Save the file “E640-v22” to your hard drive, we recommend to the desktop.
Insert the MicroSD card into the card reader.
Navigate to the MicroSD card drive, and click to open.
Keeping the MicroSD card window open, click on “E640-v22” file on the hard drive (desktop).
In the new window, you will see a folder titled “PCBUFF”.
Click and drag the “PCBUFF” folder you downloaded to the MicroSD card, unzipping if necessary.
Disconnect the power cord from the light.
Insert the card with preloaded firmware into the light, gold contacts first and facing the rear panel. The card must be inserted at a 90º angle. Press down until you hear a click.
Plug in the power cord.
The unit’s screen will go solid white and begin to flicker quickly, then more slowly, for about 25-30 seconds.
Once the flickering has stopped, remove the card by pressing in and letting it pop up.
Power on the light.
As the unit reboots, “SW-01730 Ver22” should appear on the screen.
Repeat this for each light that requires the update.
Be sure to remove the card from the light after the update. Leaving the card in place in the unit will not damage the unit, but each time that the unit is powered on, the system will repeat the firmware update process.
Save the file "E640-v22" to your hard drive. If you have the option to choose a location, we recommend saving the file to your desktop.
Locate the saved "E640-v22.zip" zipped file on your desktop or in your downloads folder. Double-click the file to unzip, revealing the "PCBUFF" folder.
If you DO NOT see the "E640-v22.zip" zip file on your desktop or in your downloads folder, look for a folder titled "PCBUFF" or "EINSTEIN." As the file “E640-v22” is a zipped folder, certain Safari browser versions are set by default to automatically unzip it. Due to this setting, when you go to locate the "E640-v22" file, it may have already been unzipped to the next folder in the directory path named "PCBUFF". Additionally some versions of Safari may further unzip to the "EINSTEIN" subfolder.
- If Safari has unzipped the file to the "PCBUFF" folder, no further action is needed. This is the folder that you will click and drag to the MicroSD card in Step 2 below.
- If Safari has unzipped the file to the "EINSTEIN" folder, you will need to create a new folder for it. To create a new folder, choose “New Folder” from the Finder menu. Name the folder "PCBUFF" (in all caps, without the quotation marks). Place the "EINSTEIN" folder inside the newly created "PCBUFF" folder. Move on to Step 2 (below) as normal.
Insert the MicroSD card into the card reader.
Navigate to the MicroSD card drive, and click to open.
Keeping the MicroSD card window open, click and drag the "PCBUFF" folder you downloaded to the MicroSD card.
Eject your MicroSD card from your computer.
Disconnect the power cord from the light.
Insert the card with preloaded firmware into the light, gold contacts first and facing the rear panel. The card must be inserted at a 90º angle. Press down until you hear a click.
Plug in the power cord.
The unit’s screen will go solid white and begin to flicker quickly, then more slowly, for about 25-30 seconds.
Once the flickering has stopped, remove the card by pressing in and letting it pop up.
Power on the light.
As the unit reboots, “SW-0173 Ver22” should appear on the screen.
Place the MicroSD card back into the card reader.
Navigate to the MicroSD card drive and click to open.
Keeping the MicroSD card window open, click and drag the "PCBUFF" folder (the same downloaded folder that you clicked and dragged before) to the MicroSD card. When you drag the folder to the MicroSD card, you will be prompted with a message stating that there is already an item named “PCBUFF” in this location. Click “Replace.”
Follow Step 3 (above) to update the firmware on the Einstein™ unit using the MicroSD card.