Macsense Connectivity MIH-130 - Manual

Release Notes for the Macsense XRouter Pro MIH-130 Firmware v120_f8
This document contains information that will help you load the latest firmware for the MIH-130.
1. What's new in this Firmware?
Version v120_f8
- Modified PPPoE for MIH120 problem with Epix.net ISP.
- MSN "Talk" & "Send Files" now work simultaneously. MSN can "Send Files" continuously.
- Solved the UDP problem for Quake II.
- Modified password and username of PPPoE and Device Admin. to 63 characters.
- Expend PPP waiting time to solve the problem for Bell South users.
- By default, PPPoE Connect-on-demand set as enabled.
2. Upgrading your Firmware
2.1. Please disconnect all computers from the MIH-130 other than the one that will be acting as an interface
during the upgrade procedure. Verify that your TCP/IP configurations are correct and that the interface computer
is directly connected to the MIH-130. Verify that you have the proper LED lights lit for connection.
2.2. If you already have an upgrade file named "xxx.bin" please trash this file so there will be no confusion
when you begin uploading the new firmware file (called "v120_f8").
2.3. Double-click "Firmware Updater". Verify that the IP address, password and filename fields are correct.
NOTE: You must use the default IP address and password of your MIH-130 to upgrade the firmware. If needed,
reset the XRouter Pro to have the default settings.
2.4. Click UPGRADE to start uploading the new firmware. A progress bar should appear displaying the status
of the firmware upload process.
2.5. After the upload process is finished allow 15 seconds for the MIH-130 to reboot. The red Ready/Test light
will go off and then the process is finished.
If you have any difficulties loading the new firmware onto your MIH-130, please repeat steps 2.2 to 2.5 or refer
to "Trouble-Shooting the Upgrade Process" in this Read Me.
3. Trouble Shooting the Upgrade Process
- If you get an error stating that the file can not be opened, click the "..." side button next to the file name field.
Then locate and select the "v120_f8" file.
- If you get an error stating that the XRouter Pro is not responding, check your TCP/IP settings. You might
want to reboot your machine in order to release your TCP/IP numbers (this will refresh the connection between
the MIH-130 and your computer). You also may want to unplug and replug the power plug for the MIH-130 in
order to reset the TFTP server to a ready state. Give the computer a Manual IP setting if all else fails.
- If the Ready/Test LED is flashing, this indicates that the firmware upgrade has failed to load properly. If this
happens, run the program over and reboot by unplugging the unit. This should reset the device.
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