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--- patches [2024/08/22 11:53] – [Case B. Newer firmwares which create neccessary link] emozolyak
+++ patches [2024/08/22 12:02] (current) – [Case A. Older firmware which don't generate link to patch] emozolyak
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 To handle this, we developed a patch mechanism, to minimize possible issues. The process is similar to firmware upgrade with the code - you just get the patch code and apply it.
-===== Getting to the patch page =====
+===== 1. Getting to the patch page =====
 Depending on your firmware version there are 2 possible methods to getting to the page. Both methods require **admin** rights to do this operation.
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 http://192.168.1.221/setup/patches.php#E4477663DB0E3CA51906E1F30127F5820D6DBA75
 </code>
-Here 192.168.1.222 is your WebHMI address and E44...75 is the patch code you obtain from the service.
+Here //192.168.1.222// is your WebHMI address and //E44...75// is the patch code you obtain from the service.
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 {{:maintenance:patches:get-the-link-to-patch.png?direct&800|}}
+===== 2. Checking and applying the patch =====
+Press //Check// button to check the patch.
+{{:maintenance:patches:check-patch-number.png?direct&800|}}
+if the patch has been check, //Apply// button will become available.
+{{:maintenance:patches:checked-patch-cropped.png?direct&200|}}
+In case of failed check you may see similar message:
+{{:maintenance:patches:patch-check-not-passed.png?direct&800|}}
+After successful applying you will see the following message:
+{{:maintenance:patches:the-applied-patch.png?direct&800|}}