5tevie
Newbie
Hi Guys and Guyesses,
I have had an ePad zt-180 for a few weeks now and I was quite happy with it. Then I got an e-mail from the seller, who is not at techie person, with a link to a Firmware upgrade and instructions on how to carry it out.
Before the update proper, a USB driver needs to be installed (At least, that's what I think the update info means) and there is a set of instructions for doing that. According to the instructions, this procedure absolutely cannot be byepassed because if it is, none of the other sections of the firmware update will work.
Basically, it's a case of shutting the ePad down, connecting a USB cable to ePad and PC, switching the ePad on while holding down the Menu button until the "New hardware found" notification appears on the PC screen.
Then follow the On-screen instructions in the wizard and the Firmware update instructions to point the wizard at the correct file to find the driver.
I can do all this and I can get to the stage where the PC says that the new device is all ready to use and that I should go ahead and press the "Finish" button on the wizard.
The next step is to run the file named "Burntool v 07.2", change the "Setup" values if needed and then click on Start.
It is at this point that I hear a beep noise from my PC, the same kind of noise that you get when a USB cable is unplugged, and a message that a device is not recognised appears near the clock.
At the same time, the burntool stops working.
When that happens, the update process stops and I can't get any further.
Has anybody else had this problem and found a way round it?
Cheers,
Steve
I have had an ePad zt-180 for a few weeks now and I was quite happy with it. Then I got an e-mail from the seller, who is not at techie person, with a link to a Firmware upgrade and instructions on how to carry it out.
Before the update proper, a USB driver needs to be installed (At least, that's what I think the update info means) and there is a set of instructions for doing that. According to the instructions, this procedure absolutely cannot be byepassed because if it is, none of the other sections of the firmware update will work.
Basically, it's a case of shutting the ePad down, connecting a USB cable to ePad and PC, switching the ePad on while holding down the Menu button until the "New hardware found" notification appears on the PC screen.
Then follow the On-screen instructions in the wizard and the Firmware update instructions to point the wizard at the correct file to find the driver.
I can do all this and I can get to the stage where the PC says that the new device is all ready to use and that I should go ahead and press the "Finish" button on the wizard.
The next step is to run the file named "Burntool v 07.2", change the "Setup" values if needed and then click on Start.
It is at this point that I hear a beep noise from my PC, the same kind of noise that you get when a USB cable is unplugged, and a message that a device is not recognised appears near the clock.
At the same time, the burntool stops working.
When that happens, the update process stops and I can't get any further.
Has anybody else had this problem and found a way round it?
Cheers,
Steve
