
A low-high beep indicates the CopperCube has recognized the USB device. Plug the USB thumb drive into CopperCube.If there is a single folder, you will need to remove it and add back only its contents. There should be multiple folders at the root of the USB.Extract the contents of the zip file to the root of the USB device.Reformat your USB thumb drive in FAT32 format.Remove all USB thumb drives from the CopperCube.The following steps details how CopperCube can be upgraded to version 1.33 or higher: USB Drive CopperCube Upgrade for version 1.33 and higher SHA-1: b5b7fb3a081afb31bcd1d79669481f43eb2358d1Īll higher-numbered versions can be upgraded by the partner or client.NOTE: Please refer to KbA0043 for instructions on completing the upgrade to 1.33.PLEASE CONTACT CUSTOMER SOLUTIONS FOR v1.40.
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The checksums provide assurance that the downloaded item is what it seems to be. Listed below are download links with MD5 and SHA-1 checksums for all versions of CopperCube firmware. Partners and Clients are encouraged to keep their Coppercubes updated to the current version for more reliable archiving. Major updates are generally released twice a year. CopperCube is under continuous development to fix issues and improve the workflow.
