- Thu Aug 11, 2016 11:15 pm
#346118
It looks like tomorrow Friday, August 12 the new firmware will be available for the Code Black. I am hoping it fixes a lot of issues. I am trying to understand the new billing charge? The way I understand it if we send requests to the camera they're going to start charging us in blocks 10 requests? Maybe someone can explain to me how this will work?
FIRMWARE UPDATE!!
Released Friday, August 12, 2016
For 2015 & 2016 AT&T Code Blacks and Verizon Blackhawks
This firmware will be automatically pushed to your camera. If you choose to opt-in to the new improvements, please follow the steps listed at the bottom of this email.
Improvements Include:
-significant battery life improvement
-reliability of the real-time commands
-reliability of network communications
-overall improved functions
Scroll to the NET Tab
Scroll down to Download FW and Press OK.
Once your firmware is fully downloaded (there are 9 steps), turn off the camera and take out the SD card.
Lock the SD Card. (Push the button on the side of the SD card down.)
Put the SD Card Back in the camera and turn the camera on.
Let the camera find a signal. You will see a message that says “synchronization successful.”
Take out the SD card. (You don’t have to turn the camera off!)
Unlock the SD card.
Put the SD card back in the camera and you are good to go!
However, there will be slight billing changes once this firmware is installed if you want real-time control of the cameras. They cost is the same price that is extended to us by the carriers. Should you choose to not have real-time control of your camera (settings changes and real-time, on-demand pictures) then turn the real-time control off. You will not be charged anything extra. You will continue to receive pictures when the camera is triggered by heat or motion.
From
To
Cost
0
0
$ 0.00
1
10
$ 0.15 per block of 10
11
100
$ 1.50 per block of 100
101
200
$ 2.00 per block of 200
201
300
$ 3.00 per block of 300
301
500
$ 5.00 per block of 500
501
1000
$10.00 per block of 1000
1001
—
$ 0.01 per individual SMS
FIRMWARE UPDATE!!
Released Friday, August 12, 2016
For 2015 & 2016 AT&T Code Blacks and Verizon Blackhawks
This firmware will be automatically pushed to your camera. If you choose to opt-in to the new improvements, please follow the steps listed at the bottom of this email.
Improvements Include:
-significant battery life improvement
-reliability of the real-time commands
-reliability of network communications
-overall improved functions
Scroll to the NET Tab
Scroll down to Download FW and Press OK.
Once your firmware is fully downloaded (there are 9 steps), turn off the camera and take out the SD card.
Lock the SD Card. (Push the button on the side of the SD card down.)
Put the SD Card Back in the camera and turn the camera on.
Let the camera find a signal. You will see a message that says “synchronization successful.”
Take out the SD card. (You don’t have to turn the camera off!)
Unlock the SD card.
Put the SD card back in the camera and you are good to go!
However, there will be slight billing changes once this firmware is installed if you want real-time control of the cameras. They cost is the same price that is extended to us by the carriers. Should you choose to not have real-time control of your camera (settings changes and real-time, on-demand pictures) then turn the real-time control off. You will not be charged anything extra. You will continue to receive pictures when the camera is triggered by heat or motion.
From
To
Cost
0
0
$ 0.00
1
10
$ 0.15 per block of 10
11
100
$ 1.50 per block of 100
101
200
$ 2.00 per block of 200
201
300
$ 3.00 per block of 300
301
500
$ 5.00 per block of 500
501
1000
$10.00 per block of 1000
1001
—
$ 0.01 per individual SMS
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(1)- 2017 Browning Strike Force HD Pro
(1)- 2016 Exodus Lift
(1)- 2016 Spartan GoCam Verizon Blackout Camera
(1)- 2017 Covert Code Black
(1)- 2015 Bushnell Trophy Cam HD Aggressor Low Glow
(1)- 2015 Cuddeback E3 (converted To IR Flash)
(1)- 2013 Browning Recon Force
(2)- 2010 Reconyx HC-600
(1)- 2004 Sony P-41 White Flash Homebrew
(1)- 2005 Sony P-41 IR Homebrew