0 Members and 6 Guests are viewing this topic.
i tray this all, but not work for me. i need downgrade to the 02.02.sp2. new i have inside 04.01. du u have a freeware 02.02 ? if yes, can i get from u?
The video is very old, Rigol have updated the firmware and closed a few back doors since then. You can downgrade -- people hacked the header of the flash to make it look like it was newer to trick the scope into updating the firmware.So the option for you is, get a firmware newer than your current firmware and apply the 100Mhz patch (if you look back a few pages in this thread you will see people are patching different firmwares just by searching for a pattern and changing one byte). Or use the existing firmware and patch the header to make it look newer than it is to get the scope to reflash it. The info on how to do this is way back in this thread.I cant help with any changes at the moment due to lack of time.
Thanks fellas,Installed and working well. Took a bit to wade threw all the post to figure out how easy it is now with the usb firmware update. Also had issues with a 4 gig memstick and had to find a 2 gig to make it work. Also for newbs, only copy the DS1000EUpdate.RGL file to the mem stick, don't copy the .MD5 file. Power off the scope, install the memstick, power back on and accept the update. Restart and enjoy.Again very cool hack thanks again.Jeff
Here we go, latest firmware update (00.04.01.00.02) with 100Mhz mod.CRC32: 4EF27EF4MD5: b3be022a8890c7448ed68a189c1071b1https://anonfiles.com/file/be1d042d3757bd9073335a09554ccea3And kindly also hosted more permanently here:http://jahansen.com/rigol/DS1000EUpdate.00.04.01.00.02.zipInstructions as before --Copy the DS1000EUpdate.RGL file from the zip onto a memory stick, put it in the scope, and select OK when it asks if you want to update the firmware. It's that simple.For your peace of mind, check the file's MD5 against the above number when it's on your memory stick to ensure it's correct before flashing and always do "eject" on the drive if using windows before pulling out the stick. The scope doesn't bother with any data integrity checking, which is a bit of a shame, so if the file is corrupted at all, you will most likely brick the scope.Gizmo
Why do you need an old Firmware? Only to do the 100MHz patch by changing the serial no.?If you want to patch your scope to 100MHz, get the latest firmware from Gizmo (link above in the quote). An do the upgrade procedure. With the version 00.04.01.00.02 installed, it is possible to do an "update" to the same version.
Quote from: MudMan on April 24, 2014, 01:23:38 pmWhy do you need an old Firmware? Only to do the 100MHz patch by changing the serial no.?If you want to patch your scope to 100MHz, get the latest firmware from Gizmo (link above in the quote). An do the upgrade procedure. With the version 00.04.01.00.02 installed, it is possible to do an "update" to the same version.D'oh, yes, this is something I had forgotten. You can upgrade to the same firmware version. So, yes, what is the problem?
its dont chenge from 50mhz to the 100mhz. how i know, posible hack in old tipe soft. like 02.02.sp2
Quote from: Aigars on April 24, 2014, 02:19:18 pmits dont chenge from 50mhz to the 100mhz. how i know, posible hack in old tipe soft. like 02.02.sp2If it doesn't recognise one firmware update, it wont recognise any. Is it actually flashing? If not, try a different memory stick, make sure it's FAT32 formatted (not NTFS). If it is flashing, what makes you think it's not 100MHz?
Hi guys, have been a lurker of the forum for a while and finally decided to make my first post.Just recently got my ds1052e scope from emona with the latest firmware and had been trolling through this thread since Gizmo's first USB firmware patch post. I know that patching to 100Mhz is a cinch with the USB method but due to differing opinion and reports I am still unsure about a number of things.1. Do not self calibrate - From what I get from this thread I should not calibrate the scope after the mod patch? Or is this inherent of the original firmware v4? Someone also mentioned that it is alright to calibrate after 30min ON time even after the patch, so does this mean if I want to calibrate the scope without any trigger offsets after the mod I should wait 30min first or will self calibration be avoid forever after mod patch?2. If I want to return to my original 50Mhz firmware I would have to get a modified downgrade version of that firmware to downgrade? Cheers
Quote from: AndersAnd on February 15, 2014, 06:58:16 pmQuote from: Gizmo on February 15, 2014, 10:35:39 amYes, it should do the same. The bit of code in question just compares the serial number to known values and sets a variable to specify the model. I imagine this code has always been the same. You can also modify the code differently to set the scope into 150mhz mode, although I have never tried this...What's the code for 150 MHz?50 MHz = 09100 MHz = 01150 MHz = ??I don't know off hand... I'll dig out the disassembly next week and let you know.
Quote from: Gizmo on February 15, 2014, 10:35:39 amYes, it should do the same. The bit of code in question just compares the serial number to known values and sets a variable to specify the model. I imagine this code has always been the same. You can also modify the code differently to set the scope into 150mhz mode, although I have never tried this...What's the code for 150 MHz?50 MHz = 09100 MHz = 01150 MHz = ??
Yes, it should do the same. The bit of code in question just compares the serial number to known values and sets a variable to specify the model. I imagine this code has always been the same. You can also modify the code differently to set the scope into 150mhz mode, although I have never tried this...
Hi Gizmo, have you dug it out yet?
Hi guys. I spotted this in the blog..........
AndersAnd page 100 on here.