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	== Firmware Versions ==		== Firmware Versions ==
−	These files can be downloaded from the PBX. Navigate to PBX Setup=>Services and click the blue link TFTP Files to expand the list of files stored on the PBX.	+	These files can be downloaded from the PBX. Navigate to PBX Setup=>Services and click the blue link TFTP Files to expand the list of files stored on the PBX. You can also download a ZIP of current firmware from the following link:
		+	http://www.ipitomy.com/pbx_files/hdphones/fw_pkg/hdphones.zip

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	== Firmware Versions ==		== Firmware Versions ==
		+	These files can be downloaded from the PBX. Navigate to PBX Setup=>Services and click the blue link TFTP Files to expand the list of files stored on the PBX.
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 |-
 | IP320-P
-| 2.3
+| 2.3, 2.3
-| K_uImage_300.bin
+| K2_uImage_100N_version
 | S3_IP320N_V3_MD5_version
 |-

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 ! Firmware File Prefix
 |-
-| IP210
+| IP220-P
-| 1
+| 2.1
 | K_uImage_200.bin
-| S_IP210_IPITOMY_version
+| S2_IP210_MD5_version
 |-
-| IP320
+| IP320-PE
 | 1
 | K_uImage_300.bin
 | S_IP320_IPITOMY_version
 |-
-| IP320
+| IP320-P
-| 2
+| 2.1, 2.2
 | K_uImage_300.bin
 | S2_IP320N_V3_MD5_version
 |-
-| IP320
+| IP320-P
-| 3
+| 2.3
 | K_uImage_300.bin
 | S3_IP320N_V3_MD5_version
 |-
-| IP410
+| IP410-PE
 | 1
 | K_uImage_400.bin
 | S_IP410_IPITOMY_version
 |-
-| IP410
+| IP410-P
-| 2
+| 2.1
 | K_uImage_400.bin
 | S2_IP410N_V3_MD5_version
 |-
-| IP620
+| IP620-PE
 | 1
 | K_uImage_600.bin
 | S_IP620_IPITOMY_version
 |-
-| IP620
+| IP620-P
-| 2
+| 2.1, 2.2
 | K2_uImage_600N.bin
 | S2_IP620N_V3_MD5_version
 |-
-| IP620
+| IP620-B
-| 3
+| 2.3
 | K2_uImage_600N.bin
 | S3_IP620N_V3_MD5_version

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 | K_uImage_200.bin
 | S_IP210_IPITOMY_version
 |-
 | IP320

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 ===Kernel Download===
 If the phone shows "kernel download" as in the image below, you will need to do the following:
-: Set up TFTP server per below instructions
+: Copy correct kernel and firmware files to tftp root folder.  Rename the kernel file to just "kernel" and the firmware to "application"  (no quotes, no file extensions)
 : Reboot the phone, and when its lights come on, press and hold '#'.  If you watch the Pumpkin server window, you should see a request from 192.168.0.200, downloading the kernel first, then the application, and the phone's screen should indicate that it is downloading or applying each of these files.  Let this process run, and the phone should automatically recover.
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	=== Blank/lit screen with no text ===		=== Blank/lit screen with no text ===
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		+	Set up TFTP server per below instructions

	When holding # on bootup, you get just a blank screen, either lit, or in the case of a color phone, a solid color, the phone may still have set itself to 192.168.0.200		When holding # on bootup, you get just a blank screen, either lit, or in the case of a color phone, a solid color, the phone may still have set itself to 192.168.0.200

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 When holding # on bootup, you get just a blank screen, either lit, or in the case of a color phone, a solid color, the phone may still have set itself to 192.168.0.200
-Open up a command prompt window using “cmd” from the Run screen. For Windows 7 users you might have to enable “telnet” from the control panel settings (http://www.wikihow.com/Activate-Telnet-in-Windows-7). With the corrupted phone powered up on the network type the following command “telnet 192.168.0.200”. You should see a login prompt, login with root and for the password use root. This will display a “ # “ for the prompt. Open up My Computer and find the folder from the C drive tftpboot . Highlight the firmware filename and do copy, move back to the command line window, and at the pound type “upload.sh &lt; then do paste of the file name &gt; 192.168.0.20. This address will be your PC where the TFTP server is running. Wait for the upload to begin with four or five different things happing. After the upload is completed it will show “Connection Lost” which means the phone is rebooting. The phone should come up with the original extension number. On it’s own it might load the configuration and even an upgrade. At this point do not remove power or try to make calls. When update itself this could take three or four minutes.
+: Open up a command prompt window using “cmd” from the Run screen. For Windows 7 users you might have to enable “telnet” from the control panel settings (http://www.wikihow.com/Activate-Telnet-in-Windows-7).
 == Setting up a TFTP server ==