28 February 2017 Operation and Maintenance
CY460_Operational_Manual_405 Page 49 of 218
Now Power Cycle the CY460 SPG.
Your CY460 SPG is now upgraded and ready for use.
Device Mode
More recent versions of the CourtyardSystemUpdate program auto-detect the programming
mode of the CY460 SPG. Pressing the [ Get Device Mode ] button will confirm the current
“Device Mode”. If the “Device Mode” is not “Bootloader”, when [ Send File To Device ] is
pressed, a dialog box is displayed, warning that the CY460 SPG needs to be rebooted and that
all outputs will be corrupted. Press [ Ok ] to confirm. The program will then reboot the
CY460 SPG into Bootloader Mode and upload the file.
F.A.Q’s.
Why 192.168.001.044 ?
During initial factory default boot-up programming, the CY460 SPG is set to IP Address
192.168.001.044. However, this address may have been changed during testing to avoid IP conflicts
with other units under test. The user may change this address to any valid address, without affecting
the operation of the software update program. Simply ensure that you enter the relevant addresses of
the CY460 SPG in the IP Address and IP Mask dialog boxes.
Program and Data files sent by e-mail
You should receive your Software Update file(s) in the form of a ZIP file. It should contain any
relevant .ATA data files, and additionally, may contain the .EXE Software Update program file.
Alternatively, only the .EXE Software Update file may have been zipped, and then the zip file
renamed. You will need to rename this zip file by removing the extra .ATA extension from the
filename before you can un-zip the .EXE file.
Even though we are sending you a zipped .EXE program file, it is quite possible that your e-mail
server may detect this and may have blocked either the ZIP file attachment, or the whole e-mail
document including the attachment. If this is the case, contact Courtyard regarding alternative
arrangements.
DO NOT rename any of the Software Update files.
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