The firmware of the X36 projector has accidentally been upgraded to version 36. We tried to downgrade it in NxTreeEdit, using the command “Open” with parameter “FirmwareUpload”
We suspect that the device has a new bootloader version, which refuses to load the old firmware version.
Is there any specific reason for why you want to downgrade the firmware? The X-series projector firmware should be perfectly backwards compatible and we would recommend using the newer version even with the old SDK.
Is there any specific reason for why you want to downgrade the firmware? The X-series projector firmware should be perfectly backwards compatible and we would recommend using the newer version even with the old SDK.
I heard following reason from the customer.
We are encountering issues during camera replacements that seem to be related to differences in firmware versions.
The background to this is that a customer asked us to calibrate a camera for a system that was already in operation. When we received the camera from the customer, we calibrated it with the latest NxView, so the camera was updated to the latest firmware. However, when we returned the camera to the customer, a problem occurred that seemed to be caused by a different firmware version.
The firmware version of the sensors have much more influence
I Understood. Then may I ask what is the standard camera firmware version that corresponds to Ensenso SDK Version: 2.2.135?
I looked in the installed Ensenso folder, but I couldn’t find the camera firmware like the recent version.
I will downgrade the camera FW then ask customer test it.
171319 is an older model using uEye sensors. We do not ship firmware for those, but they depend on the installed version of the uEye driver and are updated automatically.
The firmware folder that is shipped with the SDK only contains firmware for GigE Vision cameras and did not exist in this version yet. Otherwise you could check the version in this list in the manual.