# Firmware Lifecycle
# Requirements
Note
Before OTA make sure to go through the list below:
- It is recommended to update the device in the IDLE mode without receiving and executing any commands from Modbus, Enapter Cloud, Enapter Mobile App, Web GUI or others.
- Make sure you have physical access to the device before starting the update process.
- Do not power off the device during the firmware update.
- Remove Dryer Control Network before updating the firmware.
- If Site has Enapter Gateway it needs to be updated to version 1.8.9 or higher.
- Dryer connected to DCN/IDCN should be version 3.6.0 or higher, otherwise it won't be possible to connect Electrolysers to IDCN, monitor and control Dryer from Electrolyser Web GUI or Modbus TCP interface.
# Change Log
# New Features
- Link to the Terms of Use were added to Web GUI log in form.
- Added
Cloud over Ethernet
in Web GUI. - Added
Modbus TCP
configuration in Web GUI. - New event Warning WY_50:
SIF-test has been started
was introduced.
# Bud Fixes
- Fixed Warning WU_11:
Electrolyte Level Insufficient for Start-up
. - Fixed
Build_id
field skipped in released firmware.
# Compatibility Matrix
Please carefully check the compatibility matrix for the 3.6.0 firmware version with the previous version.
Legend:
- C - fully compatible;
- NC - not compatible;
- PC - party compatible, check additional notes.
3.5.0 | |
---|---|
OTA Upgradable | C |
Modbus Communication Backward Compatibility | C |
Configuration | C |
Rollback | C |
# Functional Depreciation Statements
None
# Known Bugs List
The list below contains the most important problems in the firmware and their solutions.
This version of firmware can cause false positive triggering of FS_12 (Insufficient stack current) event when production rate set to 60%.
Solution: Use 65% production rate as a minimum production rate until the patch version of firmware will be released.
It is an issue (opens new window) using WiFi and Windows to access the
.local
hostname.Solution: Use a local ethernet connection to the electrolyser or IP address as a hostname.
DCN may assign an IP address to devices (computers, mobiles) connected to Wi-Fi AP associated with DCN enabled Enapter devices.
Solution:
- Delete the DCN from the Enapter Mobile App and create it one more time.
- If it is possible try to separate the DCN from your main network environment by connecting the DCN to another WiFi AP. It is no need to separate one DCN from another.
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