On machine with Windows operating system you need to have installed USB Driver for CyberAtom devices.
On machine with Linux operating systems you may want configuring UDEV system for CyberAtom Devices to access it with regular user rights
The firmware upgrade operation is the following:
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Connect CyberAtom to your PC using Micro-B USB cable.
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Download lastest firmware version and unzip it to get a *.dfu file.
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Download utilities and unzip it to get cyber-boot executable available.
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Use command line cyber-boot tool to upgrade the firmware.
On Windows systems that would be:
> cyber-boot.exe -b --upload /path/to/firmware.dfu
On Linux systems that would be:
$ ./cyber-boot -b --upload /path/to/firmware.dfu
The application will perform firmware upload giving the following progress indication:
Rebooting CyberAtom USB device.
Entering bootloader....
OK. Ready for upload.
Uploading... [================= ] 64% 25456 bytes
Then - it will reboot the device.
You can use Cyber Studio to connect to the CyberAtom device
to verify installed version of your firmware.
It should match the one in the name of the firmware file.
