The R Series Update Program V2 performed reliably during testing, successfully updating the firmware of our test device without any issues. The update process was relatively quick, taking approximately 10 minutes to complete. However, we did experience a minor delay during the initial launch of the program, which may be attributed to the software's loading process.
Follow these steps carefully. The entire update process for the main firmware typically takes about 30 seconds.
In the update tool, choose the network adapter on your computer that is connected to the Rio unit.
Do not interact with the host station or disconnect connected wiring interfaces while the progression tracker advances from 0% to 100%. Phase E: Post-Flash Initialization
Automatically rolls back the system if unauthorized or corrupted code is detected during the initialization phase. ⚙️ Operational Stability and Failure Recovery
On your R Series device, hold the button while powering on. Release after the Status LED flashes orange three times. This boots the RISC-V recovery core.
A ≈ 10–15% increase in throughput without increasing mechanical stress on the robot. 2. Upgraded Servo Tuning
Not every legacy asset supports the V2 deployment engine. Ensure your target devices meet the minimum baseline specifications:
Extract the binaries to a root directory (e.g., C:\RSeriesV2\ or /opt/rseriesv2/ ). Step 3: Running the Initialization Check
: Using this tool ensures the device's main firmware is synchronized with the Dante firmware . If a device is already at V1.70 firmware, the Dante firmware may not require a separate update. Essential Files for Update
How it works:
Click the button or run the network scan flag ( --scan ). The utility will ping connected communication buses to detect attached hardware. Verify that the displayed serial numbers match your physical inventory exactly. Phase D: Executing the Update Pipeline Select your target devices from the population matrix.
