Philips SOPHO SuperVisor 25 Engineer's Manual page 36

firmware package 1.2 the sorting order is determined by the selected language in the menu.
There are three sorting orders: Danish, Swedish and the sorting order for other languages.
Note: If the SV35 was operational with firmware packages with a version number lower than 1.2,
upgrading to version 1.2 requires down/up-loading of the directory contents.
Upgrading to firmware version 1.2 requires the following procedure:
Actions
1. Retrieve the directory, status monitoring, and speed dialling key data from the SV35. For
procedures, consult section Data Management in this chapter.
2. Load the new firmware package in the SV35. For procedures consult section "Firmware
Uploading Procedure" in this chapter.
3. Start the SV35 and select the required language in the softkey menu.
4. Restore the directory, status monitoring, and speed dialling key data to the SV35. (For
procedures, consult section Data Management in this chapter.)
Now the directory records are sorted accordingly the requirements of the selected
language.
If records are added afterwards, they are also sorted accordingly the requirements of the
selected language.
Note: Once a language has been selected and the directory has been stored in the SV35, the
sorting method cannot be changed by selecting another language. However if the sorting
order must be adapted to another language, the data must be down loaded to the PC, then
a new language must be selected, then the data must be uploaded to the SV35 again.
PROCEDURE: Firmware Uploading Procedure
To upload the firmware execute the following steps:
Actions
1. Be sure that the upload tool 'SVFW200.EXE' is on the floppy or installed on the hard disk.
Also be sure that the firmware and language files are on floppy or installed on the hard disk
in the same directory as the tool. The firmware and language file names are mentioned in
the previous section.
2. If you run the tool for the first time, check that there is no file with the name
'SFSV35FM.INI' (in the same directory as the tool). If so delete this file. It will be generated
again when you start up the tool. In this file the communication port settings are laid down
for the communication port. When the tool creates this file itself, the standard settings will
be COM1 and 19200 bit/s.
If the file already exists and you are sure that the settings in this file are correct, you don't
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