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Loading firmware on the OPR3301 is possible with the CRD3301 cradle. The following instructions clarify the steps in the user's manual. To load firmware with the CRD3301, it is necessary to use the serial connection.
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1. Start with the cradle powered off and the OPR3301 disconnected from the cradle. Set the dip switches on the bottom of the cradle to the Bluetooth-to-RS232 dongle configuration. Switches 2 and 3 ON with the other switches OFF.
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2. Apply power to the cradle using an external power supply. The power LED (left RED) should be ON and the Bluetooth LED (right blue) should be blinking. If the Bluetooth LED is on steadily, then the OPR3301 is connected to the cradle. Disconnect the OPR3301 by scanning the "+-DISC-+" label.
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6. Set the cradle baud rate by sending the "K8" command followed by the "Z2" command. Cycle power to the cradle to change the baud rate. In the Appload RS232 monitor window, change the baud rate to 38400 and send the "Z1" to make sure the baud rate is set correctly.
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7. Connect the OPR3301 to the PC using the "CNPC" label. Scan the bar code on the bottom of the cradle to complete the connection. Make sure that the scanner beeps when scanning the cradle label since the label is very fine pitch and the scanner may time out before it has read the label. The Bluetooth LED should be on steadily when the connection is complete. In the Appload RS232 monitor window, send the "Z1" command again. The OPR3301 firmware version should now show 3 lines with the OS, boot loader, and application version.
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