New AquaController 3/3 Pro Firmware
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There is an alternate method that sometimes works better...
Download http://www.neptunesys.com/tftpd32.exe and follow these steps to update:
Put the tftpd32.exe executable, and the aqua.bin file from the firmware update package into the same directory.
Run the tftpd.exe application.
Make sure that the current directory field points to the directory where you extract the zip file.
On the DHCP server tab:
Make the IP pool starting address an unused IP address on your local
network (usually something like 192.168.1.50).
Set the netmask (usually 255.255.255.0)
Make the size of pool equal to 1 or more.
Set the boot file to aqua.bin
Click the save button.
Make sure that no other DHCP server is running on your local network.
Using the update command
1. download and unzip the firmware archive
2. run ACLOADER.EXE
3. Open a command prompt and telnet into the AC3
4. type 'v' then hit ENTER; note the firmware version
5. type 'update' then ENTERr
6. press 'y' when prompted
7. watch the ACLOADER window... in the white area, you should something see this:
.....................
Client 192.168.xxx.xxx:xxxx .\aqua.bin, 211 Blocks Served
8. wait 10 seconds, then hit ENTER a couple of times until you see "Connection to host lost".
9. telnet into the AC3 again
10. type 'v' then ENTER; note the new firmware version
11. type 'exit' then ENTER
Download http://www.neptunesys.com/tftpd32.exe and follow these steps to update:
Put the tftpd32.exe executable, and the aqua.bin file from the firmware update package into the same directory.
Run the tftpd.exe application.
Make sure that the current directory field points to the directory where you extract the zip file.
On the DHCP server tab:
Make the IP pool starting address an unused IP address on your local
network (usually something like 192.168.1.50).
Set the netmask (usually 255.255.255.0)
Make the size of pool equal to 1 or more.
Set the boot file to aqua.bin
Click the save button.
Make sure that no other DHCP server is running on your local network.
Using the update command
1. download and unzip the firmware archive
2. run ACLOADER.EXE
3. Open a command prompt and telnet into the AC3
4. type 'v' then hit ENTER; note the firmware version
5. type 'update' then ENTERr
6. press 'y' when prompted
7. watch the ACLOADER window... in the white area, you should something see this:
.....................
Client 192.168.xxx.xxx:xxxx .\aqua.bin, 211 Blocks Served
8. wait 10 seconds, then hit ENTER a couple of times until you see "Connection to host lost".
9. telnet into the AC3 again
10. type 'v' then ENTER; note the new firmware version
11. type 'exit' then ENTER
can you expand the scale of the graphs on the webserver? I have the time interval at 10min, and it gives me like 2-3days of graph. I am pretty sure there is more logged than that, since the iphone shows... basicly everything since the last reset I think.
so can I zoom out on the graph on the webserver?
so can I zoom out on the graph on the webserver?
badonkadonk
Member
Is there a new location for the beta firmware? I'm getting a 404 error for the url given back on page 10. Thanks.
ocd_mariner
New member
Is there a way to get a link to the older non-freezing firmware until there is another update?
Go to http://www.neptunesys.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=49&Itemid=48 firmware 3.30 is there
StevieK
New member
THE UPDATE METHOD
THE UPDATE METHOD
Thank you to Russ and Ken (not sure to whom to give credit), however, this method is by far the easiest and straight forward
1. download and unzip the firmware archive
2. run ACLOADER.EXE
3. Open a command prompt and telnet into the AC3 (telnet ipaddress)
4. type 'v' then hit ENTER; note the firmware version
5. type 'update' then ENTER
6. press 'y' when prompted
7. watch the ACLOADER window... in the white area, you should something see this:
.....................
Client 192.168.xxx.xxx:xxxx .\aqua.bin, 211 Blocks Served
8. wait 10 seconds, then hit ENTER a couple of times until you see "Connection to host lost".
9. telnet into the AC3 again
10. type 'v' then ENTER; note the new firmware version
11. type 'exit' then ENTER
THE UPDATE METHOD
Thank you to Russ and Ken (not sure to whom to give credit), however, this method is by far the easiest and straight forward
1. download and unzip the firmware archive
2. run ACLOADER.EXE
3. Open a command prompt and telnet into the AC3 (telnet ipaddress)
4. type 'v' then hit ENTER; note the firmware version
5. type 'update' then ENTER
6. press 'y' when prompted
7. watch the ACLOADER window... in the white area, you should something see this:
.....................
Client 192.168.xxx.xxx:xxxx .\aqua.bin, 211 Blocks Served
8. wait 10 seconds, then hit ENTER a couple of times until you see "Connection to host lost".
9. telnet into the AC3 again
10. type 'v' then ENTER; note the new firmware version
11. type 'exit' then ENTER
We've got a new beta release (hopefully the last). It has been very solid during a testing in house, and with the initial beta testers. If you are not comfortable with testing beta firmware then just wait a bit longer for it to become final. Here are the download links:
Here is the latest beta:
AC3:
www.neptunesys.com/aqua3_6B09_3.4.zip
AC3Pro:
www.neptunesys.com/aqua3pro_6B09_3.4.zip
Curt
Here is the latest beta:
AC3:
www.neptunesys.com/aqua3_6B09_3.4.zip
AC3Pro:
www.neptunesys.com/aqua3pro_6B09_3.4.zip
Curt
