User's Manual

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User Guide BlueBridge Designer II
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Figure 44 shows some of the devices connected on the network.
In the network view, all the units on the network will be displayed. You can see the status of the device by the Network Status Indicator
color.
Green - The unit is On Line and Operational, meaning the device is connected and communicating to BlueBridge Designer software.
Yellow - The unit is On Line but has no file loaded onto it to communicate to the BlueBridge Designer software.
Red - The unit is NOT connected to the Network or to the BlueBridge Designer
Firmware Version
You will be able to see the name of the unit model or the given name, IP address, MAC address, model number, and the version of the
firmware currently running on the unit. Compare the version number to the latest version you found on the web. If the version number
on the web is higher than what is shown on the device you are connected to, the software will let you know the firmware is not up to
date by putting a mark on the unit as shown in Figure 45.
Before upgrading your device you must save any design files from the device onto your computer. All files on the device will be erased
during the upgrade process. After the upgrade is completed the default Unity File will be automatically reloaded into the device and the
device will go back Online. You can now reload the design file back onto the device.
Fig 44
Fig 45