Some one?
You need physical access to do the update.
Updating from 19… to 26… is not possible, that are different hardware versions and the software is not compatible.
2600… would be a 12/3000/120-50.
Where do you see the 2600?
E-plex and Victron seems to be a very old cooperation, the documents I can find are more than 15 years old.
It’s highly possible that newer HW isn’t compatible anymore.
I repaired the e-plex system on this boat, blocks 366 and 407, as well as the blocks responsible for monitoring the inverters, when I was invited to deal with the inverters, one of them already had a higher firmware version, and I also purchased new inverters. The question is more about the availability of the same firmware version as the one on the inverter, and it seems that it is being flashed using a programmer, as it has an extension “HEX” that is not used in victron’s firmware.
I was able to fix one of them, but when I tried to update the firmware on the other one, a non-standard message appeared for a second, and I was unable to connect or update the firmware. Is there a way to restore the bootloader on the chip to restore the update?
Thank you for the information.I know and I use the professional website, but the file is not there. Even it is not in the archive folder in the dropbox. So, please share 1910125.hex if you have it.
You won’t get from Victron the hex file, as for that generation of microcontroller the firmware is not encrypted for intellectual property protection.
The IP protection is solely based on security bits that can be set on that microcontroller.
Anyone with the firmware can duplicate the hardware and make a working copy…
This even if the HW is so oooold and all IP is already known as the patent for that HW topology expired about 15 years ago, IIRC…