Note: If the current System Software version is Ver.02 or higher, the camera lens doesn't need this update. Before You Start.

This System Software update can be performed only when the lens is attached to a camera. Don't install this update with any other model.

This System Software update and any changes incurred by it are permanent. It's not possible to return to a previous version after updating this System Software. By continuing this update process and downloading and updating this System Software, you acknowledge that you are aware and understand that this update can't be reversed. This update process requires the following items for proper updating:. A computer with:.

CPU: Intel® processor. Note: Core™ Solo and Core Duo processors are not supported. Available Hard Disk Space: 200 MB or more. Installed Memory (RAM): 512 MB or more. A USB port. Apple® Mac OS X® version 10.10 - 10.13 IMPORTANT: For OS X version 10.10 or 10.11, please make sure the has been installed before continuing to update your firmware. IMPORTANT: For computers running Mac OS X version 10.13, the software must be installed before installing the camera software update for each camera that's being updated.

A compatible E-mount camera (NEX-5, NEX-3, NEX-C3, NEX-VG10, and PXW-FS7 model cameras are not compatible). Note: Update functionality isn't guaranteed with any other USB cable. This update can only be performed when the remaining battery level has three bars or more. It's recommended that you use a fully charged NP-FW50 rechargeable battery pack, or the AC-PW20 AC adapter/charger (sold separately). Don't remove the battery pack or AC adapter during the update process, otherwise, the camera may become inoperable due to the sudden power loss. To keep other programs from interfering with the installation, save all work and close all other programs before proceeding.

Notes:. If the message The update isn't available for your model appears on the screen, make sure the System Software update is the correct file for the lens you have attached. If the file is correct for the lens, close the Firmware Updater program, disconnect the USB cable, power off the camera, restart the Lens System Software Updater program, and then continue the procedure.

If the message Could not find the camera with the lens for this update mounted appears on the screen, make sure you are using a a camera with the Fast Hybrid AF function, try disconnecting and reconnection the USB cable, and try another USB port on the computer. At the Lens System Software Updater window, click Next.

1) Download the DFU Programmer utility: 2) Download the firmware file and put it in the same folder as the dfu-programmer program. Firmware files (.hex) can be found on the Manual/Downloads page: 3) Hold down Synthino XM button 3 then connect USB between your Mac and the Synthino XM.

You may now release button 3. The Synthino XM is in programming mode and is waiting for new firmware from your Mac. None of the LEDs will blink. 4) Open a terminal window by running /Applications/Utilities/Terminal.app 5) Change directory to the location of dfu-programmer by typing “cd” command at the terminal prompt. For example: cd /Users/mike/Desktop/synthino/dfu-programmer-0.6.2 6) Run the DFU Programmer command from the folder with the dfu-programmer program by typing the following command. For example to load synthinoxmv1.1.hex:./dfu-programmer atxmega128a4u flash -erase-first synthinoxmv1.1.hex 5) Now disconnect and reconnect power to the Synthino XM.

It will now be running the new firmware. Jasper, it does not look like you ran the command in the instructions. I’m not sure how you got the output you just posted. Do this: Open the terminal app.

Firmware Update Procedure For Mac Pro

It is in /Applications/Utilities/Terminal.app Change to the directory you have your dfu-programmer in by typing this at the command prompt: cd /Users/jasperkomassa1/Desktop/synthino xm/dfu-programmer-0.6.2 Run the dfu-programmer command as described above:./dfu-programmer atxmega128a4u flash -erase-first synthinoxmv1.1.hex where “synthinogxmv1.1.hex” is the name of the.hex file you want to load. It is assumed that you saved this file in the same folder as the dfu-programmer utility.