What Ken is worried about (because I've chatted off-list with him) is
that release (or series of releases) where some frequencies get
unchecked from the SM scan list.
Here you go Ken. 12.1.1 was the bad one. The only thing I don't remember
is if you have to hit 12.2.2 first because of the interop stuff. But it
sounds like no. So as Sean says, I think you'll be fine getting to 12.1
first and then whatever release you want after that.
From 12.1.2 release notes:
Starting in 12.1.1, if the PMP430 SM is configured with a Radio Scan
List containing frequencies which are invalid for the configured Region
Code, then loading the Configuration -> Radio page could cause some of
the valid frequency selections to be lost on the next radio reboot. This
has been fixed in 12.1.2 and it is recommended to upgrade to 12.1.2 and
to always click “Save Changes” when viewing the Configuration -> Radio
page on radios running 12.1.1.
I don't remember having "invalid for the configured region code"
frequencies. It just randomly lost frequencies. But whatever.
And I don't remember which release(s) it was that stored the bad
frequency offset in the 450 SMs. But it sucked.
On 6/20/2016 11:07 AM, Sean Heskett wrote:
You can just go to 12.1 and then 13.4.1
If the 450 is going to be on 14.1.x then use sm auto update to bring
the 430 sm up to 14.1.x (I'd recommend 14.1.2beta 17 rather than
14.1.1 even tho it's stil "beta" 14.1.2beta 17 is WAY more stable than
14.1.1)
And then same thing if you are going to use 14.2 (which is still beta)
-Sean
On Monday, June 20, 2016, Ken Hohhof <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
When Cambium says to first upgrade to 12.1, do they literally mean
12.1, or 12.1.2?
