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USING THE 2GIG EASY UPDATER FOR GC2
Control Panel Firmware Update Instructions

Make sure that the 2GIG-UPDV has the latest control panel and Touchscreen 
Keypad 

fi

 rmware loaded. See sec  on "How to Update Easy Updater for GC2" and 

update if necessary.
The 2GIG-UPDV was preloaded at the   me of produc  on with product 

fi

 rmware. 

On the back of the device it shows the factory loaded product 

fi

 rmware revision 

and the serial number for the 2GIG-Easy Updater for GC2

Figure 16. 

Serial Number/Firmware Pre-Load Labels on Backside of Updater

Figure 17. 

Reference Diagram of Pigtails/ Slots & Logo side & Non-Slo  ed Side

Update the Control Panel

To update the Control Panel 

fi

 rmware:

1.  Remove the backplate from the Control Panel. For instruc  ons, see the 

Go!Control Panel’s Installa  on & Programming Guide.

2.  Disconnect power and ba  ery. 
3.  Plug the device’s pigtail cable into the Control Panel’s J4 Pin Connector port 

as shown in Figure 18.  

4.  Plug in the back-up ba  ery.
5.  Power ON the Control Panel

Figure 18. 

Firmware Update Cable and J4 Pin Connector Port

Firmware Update

The UPDV Device will communicate with the Control Panel. The UPDV Device 
will determine that a 

fi

 rmware update can occur and wait for the start bu  on to 

be pressed: 

L13 12084

 

(Control Panel or TS1 version build number scrolling) 

update in progress: 

F O

 

(display % progress (0 to 100), scrolling decimal points 

when communica  ng with panel).

 

Press the Start Bu  on.

NOTE: 

Intermediate progress steps will include (changing the 

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 rst le  er on the 

display); the update process will take several minutes.

 

• 'b' erasing the bootloader

 

• 'B' 

fl

 ashing the bootloader

 

• 'E' erasing the main program

 

• 'F' 

fl

 ashing the main program

NOTE: 

The "done" and long beep is preceeded by a 40 second delay to allow 

the panel to power up a  er performing the 

fi

 rmware update in case the XCVR 

fi

 rmware was updated. The tech/installer should not remove the Firmware 

Updater from the panel un  l the long beep/"

done

" is shown.

Update done: 

done

 

2 second beep followed by 0.5 sec. beeps every 10 

seconds.

Update the Wireless Touchscreen Keypad

1.  Remove the backplate from the Wireless Touchscreen Keypad. For 

instruc  ons, see the 2GIG Wireless Touchscreen Keypad Installa  on 
Instruc  ons. 

2.  Power OFF the Wireless Touchscreen Keypad. 
3.  The UPDV Device will connect to the 2GIG TSI keypad using one (1) of the 

following:

 

•  

FOR EARLY PRODUCTION MODELS:

 Fully-insert the 4-Pin Cable 

Adapter into the device’s pigtail cable. Then connect it to the four (4) 
holes on the printed circuit board as shown in 

Figure19

 below.

NOTE: 

Slots and logo on pigtail in Figure 19 are facing toward the power 

connec  on.

Figure 19. 

Cable Adapter/EARLY PRODUCTION MODEL Wireless Touchscreen Keypad

 

FOR LATER PRODUCTION MODELS:

 Plug the device’s pigtail cable 

directly into the 4-pin connector on the printed circuit board as shown 
in 

Figure 20

 below.

Figure 20. 

Update Cable/

LATER MODEL

 Wireless Touchscreen Keypad

4.  Power ON the Wireless Touchscreen Keypad.

IMPORTANT: 

To avoid equipment damage, ensure the slo  ed/logo side of 

the pigtail cable is facing away from PCB as shown in Figure 20. When inserted 
properly, the LED indicator on the Easy Updater for GC2 lights GREEN. When 
inserted backwards, the LED indicator lights RED and the device will not perform 
an update. See "LED Indicators"on Page 4.

5.  When the Easy Updater for GC2 powers ON, it emits a single beep and then 

the 

fi

 rmware version and build number that will be installed scrolls across 

the display. For example, 1.13 12084.

NOTE: 

If a di

 erent message appears, see "Status Messages" below.

6.  On the device, press Start Update Bu  on.

NOTE: 

A progress indicator shows the update status. When complete, the LCD 

displays the Done status message and the device emits several beeps.

7.  The UPDV device automa  cally restarts the wireless touchscreen keypad. 

Unplug the UPDV device.

8.  Replace the Wireless Touchscreen Keypad back plate. 

You have successfully updated the 

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 rmware.

PIGTAIL SLOTS
AND LOGO SIDE FACE

AWAY FROM

 CONNECTOR

TAB (REFER TO FIGURE 3)

CONNECTOR
TAB

   INCORRECT
PIN ALIGNMENT

   CORRECT
PIN ALIGNMENT

PIGTAIL

NON-SLOTTED PIGTAIL
SIDE (REFER TO FIGURE 3)

4 PIN CABLE ADAPTER

CONNECT TO 4 HOLES

BACKSIDE OF UPDV UPDATER

DEVICE SERIAL NUMBER

FIRMWARE PRE-LOADED
IN DEVICE

SLOTTED SIDE

OF PIGTAIL

WITH LOGO

NON-SLOTTED SIDE

OF  PIGTAIL

PIGTAIL SLOTS &
LOGO FACE 

AWAY

FROM PRINTED 
CIRCUIT BOARD

4 PIN CONNECTOR
ON PCB

PCB

Easy Updater for GC2 | Installa  on Instruc  ons

Summary of Contents for EASY UPDATER

Page 1: ... Site at dealer 2gig com and download the UPDV Update Tool Kit This kit includes a firmware update for the device as well as the latest firmware release for the GC2 Panel and Wireless Touchscreen Keypad Figure 2 Micro USB USB Power and Data Transfer Type Cable Connec on Next connect the Easy Updater for GC2 to the computer using a micro USB cable not supplied then run the update package to automa ...

Page 2: ...pdater Tool the following events will change on the display be bulk erasing the SPI flash fe individual erasing of SPI flash sectors 0000 flashing address goes up to 0x1000 Figure 11 Bulk Erase Old Firmware is being erased The 2GIG UPDV has the ability to flash a Control Panel as well as a TS1 Firmware for both products will be loaded into the 2GIG UPDV Figure 12 Loading Control Panel Firmware Fig...

Page 3: ...the Wireless Touchscreen Keypad For instruc ons see the 2GIG Wireless Touchscreen Keypad Installa on Instruc ons 2 Power OFF the Wireless Touchscreen Keypad 3 The UPDV Device will connect to the 2GIG TSI keypad using one 1 of the following FOR EARLY PRODUCTION MODELS Fully insert the 4 Pin Cable Adapter into the device s pigtail cable Then connect it to the four 4 holes on the printed circuit boar...

Page 4: ... 3 Get Build Info Resource Max Retries 4 Bad Build Info 5 Get Build Info Max Retries 6 Set Baud Rate Max Retries 7 High Baud Rate no I O 8 SPI Flash no I O 9 SPI Flash bad 10 Build Not Found 11 Erase Bootloader Max Retries 12 Flash Bootloader Max Retries 13 Erase Main Program Max Retries 14 Flash Main Program Max Retries 15 Resource Table Bad 16 Code Bad Firmware is corrupted displays the firmware...

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