After logging in to the command line on the device, the following command loads...
- a firmware file named 'Device-8.80.0103.upx' from the directory 'LCOS/ 880’ of the TFTP server with the IP address '192.168.2.200' into the device:
LoadFirmware -s 192.168.2.200 -f LCOS/880/Device-8.80.0103.upx - a script intended for a certain MAC-address (named, for example, '00a0571735da.lcs') from the TFTP server with IP address '192.168.2.200’ into the device:
LoadScript -s 192.168.2.200 -f %m.lcs
- a firmware file named 'Device-8.80.0103.upx' from the directory 'download’ of the HTTPS server with the address 'www.myserver.com' into the device. This verifies the identity of the server with the certificate ‘sslroot.crt’ stored in the device's internal file system:
LoadFirmware -c /minifs/sslroot.crt https://www.myserver.com/download/Device-8.80.0103.upx
- a script matching the serial number and the current firmware version into the device. The device reads the values for serial number and firmware from the corresponding environment variables:
LoadScript $__SERIALNO-$__FWVERSION.lcs
Note: This command works without specifiying a URL so long as one is entered under as the parameter URL. Without an entry here, a URL must be specified in the command:LoadScript -s 192.168.2.200 $__SERIALNO-$__FWVERSION.lcs
