12-06-2012 08:43 PM - edited 03-18-2019 12:15 AM
Earlier this week, our Tandberg C20 asked whether to update the camera software. We keyed in yes, but the update hung. We power-cycled, and ever since, the camera image is not displayed locally or transmited. We can place calls to or from the C20, but they are audio-only. How can we address this issue?
THanks,
joe
12-07-2012 02:46 AM
Hello,
could you please attach the current and historical logfiles of your codec so we can check what went wrong with the camera upgrade? Which release are you currently running? In TC5.1.5 we have a recovery procedure for the camera, so I would recommend that release.
The logfiles you can retrieve as follows :
http://10.48.55.249/wsgi/logs/bundle/current | |
http://10.48.55.249/wsgi/logs/bundle/old |
Just replace the IP address with your IP address and attach the files so we can look what went wrong.
12-07-2012 12:21 PM
Danny,
Sorry, I had meetings all morning.
The paths to the logs were similar but not exactly the same as you suggested. Perhaps because I'm running an older software version:
Software version: TC4.1.0.247017
Should I be updating?
I included the current and the two most recent tar'ed logs.
Thanks,
Joe
12-07-2012 03:22 PM
Could not see anything in the logs showing me a camera upgrade took place. Perhaps in this older release the camera upgrade details are not present in the console logs.
Upgrading to TC5.1.5 would not be a bad idea at all. Should the camera fail still we can have an interactive session to the camera to check it out using a special script. Please try to obtain a release key for TC5.1.5 and we can take it from there, should the camera still fail.
12-07-2012 01:19 PM
"Should I be updating?"
You should definitely be updating - current version is TC5.1.5 - been some big improvements since TC4.1.0 which you are running.
/jens
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12-07-2012 03:44 PM
Jens,
I think I did something bad. I downloaded and installed TC5.1.5, but I am being asked for a release key that I don't have. Where do I get a release key?
Thanks,
Joe
12-07-2012 04:54 PM
It's not so bad, it just won't install without the release key.
You need to have a valid service contract to obtain release keys for major version upgrades, i.e. from 4.x to 5.x.
New release key is not rquired for dot releases, i.e. going from 4,1 to 4.2.
Contact you Cisco rep if you don't have a valid service contract, if you do have a valid service contract then you can obtain release key through the Cisco Licensing Portal, or by contacting TAC.
/jens
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