Phonic will periodically put firmware updates on their website. These firmware updates will improve and expand features, as well as tweak any minor bugs that may be present.
Not that they expect any.
To perform a firmware upgrade, all a user needs to do is place the firmware update file on a blank, formated SD card and place that into the Summit's SD card slot. Go into the Setup menu and select the Update tab. Click Okay to begin and it should do all the work from there on (within about 2 minutes).
In the event that you accidentally turn the power off or otherwise do not complete the firmware installation, you can restore the unit to the factory default firmware with an appropriate restore file. This file is available in the software section of dc.phonic.com. To do so, you just need to put the restore file on an SD card and start the Summit up with the SD card inserted.
3 comments:
Hello my summit is blocked in the initial red logo.
As I read at http://phonic-summit.blogspot.com/2010/07/firmware-updates.html says that if I boot with the factory firmware on the sd card I can restart the summit.
That file was in http://dc.phonic.com/ where I can find it now?
It is urgent!
I have the same troubles. Have you solved it?
Hola, puedieron solucionarlo?
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