Config Example: Firmware Update Mode
Before firmware can be updated on ICT card readers, the reader must be put into firmware update mode, also
know as boot mode.
This must be the first TLV in the config.
1. Log in to the Protege Config App, using your app account.
2. Select your Credential Profile.
3. Add a new Reader Configuration called Firmware Update Mode.
4. Tap the Add TLV dropdown and select the Device Mode option.
As it needs to be the first TLV in the config, the Device Mode TLV will be added above any existing TLVs.
5. Tap the dropdown and select Firmware Update Mode.
6. Tap Save.
You can now apply the configuration to the required reader(s). Power cycle the reader and select and apply your
new Firmware Update Mode config within two minutes of startup.
When the config is applied the LEDs on the reader will flash to indicate it is starting in boot mode. The flashes will
then slow to indicate the reader is in boot mode and ready for the firmware update. You will have approximately
30 seconds from the time you power the reader to load the firmware.
Config Example: Factory Default
The following programming example demonstrates how to create a config that will default the reader back to its
shipped factory default configuration.
This must be the first TLV in the config.
1. Log in to the Protege Config App, using your app account.
2. Select your Credential Profile.
3. Add a new Reader Configuration called Factory Default.
4. Tap the Add TLV dropdown and select the Device Mode option.
As it needs to be the first TLV in the config, the Device Mode TLV will be added above any existing TLVs.
5. Tap the dropdown and select Factory Default EEProm.
6. Tap Save.
You can now apply the configuration to the required reader(s). Power cycle the reader and select and apply your
new Factory Default config within two minutes of startup.
This cannot be undone. Once the reader is defaulted you will need to reapply all configuration programming.
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