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Firmware Upload The first step is to "upload" the firmware file to the PSV web server. To do this, select Multi File Printing from the Tools menu. Then, click the Upload Print Files link on the Multi File Printing page. The file must have a .prn extension in order to be accepted by PSV server. Rename the file if necessary. It is recommended that only one file be uploaded at a time. Make sure to use a genuine firmware file received from Oki Support. Microsoft's IIS may limit the size of a file being uploaded. An error message similar to "Maximum request length exceeded" may be an indication that a file exceeds this limit. If you encounter this problem, IIS can be configured to accept larger files, or the files can be copied manually to the PSV server machine. PSV stores uploaded files to the PSV installation location in a folder called "Upload". Program Files\PrintSuperVision\Upload. Configure Options Next, select a firmware file to use for the upgrade. You can optionally specify a printer group, a printer model, and a firmware version to control the set of devices that receive the upgrade. Print devices in PSV can be arranged into "Print Groups" to help manage related devices. A print group can be used so that the firmware update is applied to all of the printers in the group. The "avoid duplicate sending" checkbox and "firmware upgrade" checkbox are available as additional options. The "firmware upgrade" option instructs PSV to wait for device to reboot, and check firmware version after sending file. 190

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Firmware Upload
The first step is to “upload” the firmware file to the PSV web server. To do th
is, select
Multi File Printing
from the
Tools
menu. Then, click the
Upload Print Files
link on the
Multi File Printing page. The file must have a .prn extension in order to be accepted by
PSV server. Rename the file if necessary. It is recommended that only one file be
uploaded at a time. Make sure to use a genuine firmware file received from Oki Support.
Microsoft’s IIS may limit the size of a file being uploaded. An error message similar to
“Maximum request length exceeded” may be an indication that a file exceeds this limit. If
you encounter this problem, IIS can be configured to accept larger files, or the files can
be copied manually to the PSV server machine. PSV stores uploaded files to the PSV
installation location in a folder called “Upload”. Program Files
\PrintSuperVision\Upload.
Configure Options
Next, select a firmware file to use for the upgrade. You can optionally specify a printer
group, a printer model, and a firmware version to control the set of devices that receive
the upgrade. Print devices in PSV can be arranged into “Print Groups” to help manage
related devices. A print group can be used so that the firmware update is applied to all of
the printers in the group. The “avoid duplicate sending” checkbox and “
firmware
upgrade
” checkbox are available as additional options. The “firmware upgrade” option
instructs PSV to wait for device to reboot, and check firmware version after sending file.