...if I punch in the serial # on V1 upgrade web page, I get the answer that I already have the highest version there is...can anybody corroborate what that is?
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Serial #
...if I punch in the serial # on V1 upgrade web page, I get the answer that I already have the highest version there is...can anybody corroborate what that is?
Re: Serial #
you can check the version on yourself, just take it into program mode...Originally Posted by ZR1jag
Re: Serial #
you can check the version on yourself, just take it into program mode...don't have the unit yet
Re: Serial #
Yes. It's telling you that you have a V1 1.8. What version it is may be different. For instance, a 3.863, 3.864, and a 3.872 (I believe) are all the latest versions - meaning a V1 1.8.
Re: Serial #
^Changes are made to firmware to tweak an issue or adjust for new parts used in manufacturing. If V1 adds a feature and you check your version online, the description may note that it is the latest performer......except for (given feature). Euro mode or POP are good examples of this. Your V1 may perform as well as new versions with the features you have, yet lack something added later. (I believe the versions listed above all have the same features)
Last edited by ATSRADAR; 09-23-2009 at 07:56 AM.
Re: Serial #
Yes they do. The 3.864 to 3.872 was due to a part supplied by a different vendor.^Changes are made to firmware to tweak an issue or adjust for new parts used in manufacturing. If V1 adds a feature and you check your version online, the description may note that it is the latest performer......except for (given feature). Euro mode or POP are good examples of this. Your V1 may perform as well as new versions with the features you have, yet lack something added later. (I believe the versions listed above all have the same features)
Re: Serial #
Although they're the same, tests have reported differences in performance.
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