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Expand Up @@ -211,7 +211,7 @@ There are multiple ways to get the latest Firmware on your DECT RFP. (There are

This is the easiest option.

1. Make sure the Flash Drive is formatted FAT32
1. Make sure the Flash Drive is formatted FAT32, with a max. partition size of 4 Gigs, and MBR/MS DOS partitioning.
2. Copy the Firmware file onto the Drive
3. Make sure it is named iprfp3G.dnld (for Gen. 3 RFPs) or iprfp4G.dnld (for Gen. 4 RFPs)
4. Connect the Flash drive to the RFP and reboot the RFP by switching off and on the 48V
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To fix this, there is a function called uImageFailSafe that can be found on the internet, at least for SIP-DECT Version 4.

Take a FAT32 formatted USB Flash Drive, copy the "uImageFailSafe" and the corresponding SIP-DECT Vers. 4 "iprfp3G.dnld" onto the Drive and reboot the RFP.
Take a FAT32 formatted USB Flash Drive, with a max. partition size of 4 Gigs, and MBR/MS DOS partitioning, copy the "uImageFailSafe" and the corresponding SIP-DECT Vers. 4 "iprfp3G.dnld" onto the Drive and reboot the RFP.

The RFP will flash Version 4 from where it can be upgraded to the latest Version by the procedure shown above.

### Factory reset

Just as for the firmware upgrade, the easiest way to reset the RFP is to copy an empty file called `factoryReset` (case-sensitive) to a FAT32-formatted USB flash drive.
Just as for the firmware upgrade, the easiest way to reset the RFP is to copy an empty file called `factoryReset` (case-sensitive) to a FAT32-formatted USB flash drive, with a max. partition size of 4 Gigs, and MBR/MS DOS partitioning.
Power-cycle the RFP and wait for the RFP to be reset. After a successful reset, the file should theoretically be deleted by the RFP, but sometimes it also resets correctly without deleting the file.

The factory reset via USB was added in SIP-DECT version 6.0. If your RFP has an older version, you will have to update to a newer version first (for example via the USB update method), and use the `factoryReset` file after the update.
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