Dante Firmware Update Manager is a software application that allows you to:
- Select a firmware update file for a particular Dante module type
- Discover matching Dante-enabled audio devices on your network
- Manage the firmware upgrade for these devices
- Restore Dante-enabled modules in failsafe mode
Note:
Dante Firmware Update Manager has been superseded by Dante Updater, and will not be upgraded to support newer operating systems.
Please use Dante Updater for all firmware upgrades.
User GuideWhat's New:
- Support for Dante IP Core devices
Supported Platforms:
macOS 10.13 - High Sierra
macOS 10.12 - Sierra
OS X 10.11.6
Requirements:
All operating systems should be updated to the latest available version.
Notes:
Installing or Updating Firmware Update Manager
To install Firmware Update Manager you will need to be logged on with administrator privileges.
Note: You do not need to uninstall the previous version before installing this version.
- Download the Dante Firmware Update Manager 'dmg' file.
- Close any running Dante applications, including Dante Controller and Dante Virtual Soundcard.
- Double-click the .dmg file to open it.
- Double click on the installer 'pkg' file to start the installer.
- Read the terms and select the 'I accept' checkbox if you agree to the terms. If you do not accept, the install will terminate.
- Click Install. You will be prompted to enter your password.
The installation will be completed when Firmware Update Manager is run for the first time.
Version:
3.10.6.2
Release Date:
Tuesday, September 18, 2018
File downloads:
Bug Fixes:
- None
Known Issues:
- FUM-92: Firmware Update Manager cannot restore all devices in a heterogeneous mix of Ultimo-class devices in failsafe. Workaround: Connect & restore Ultimo devices individually.
- #7993 - Installing Firmware Update Manager while DVS is running can cause DVS audio dropouts.
- #7996 - Restoring devices from failsafe while DVS is running can cause DVS audio dropouts.
- PCS-2392: If you happen to have a Dante-MY16-AUD card that contains firmware later than v3.4.0 but earlier than v3.7.2, Firmware Update Manager correctly informs you to upgrade to v3.7.2.2 before continuing. But when you try to do that, Firmware Update Manager does not let you tick the box selecting the device you want to upgrade. Workaround: Click the Select All button, then untick any MY16 cards you don’t want / downgraded to v3.7.2.2.