Golfwhizard
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Thanks bro for the downloads!
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Hey guys, I just tried upgrading my firmware from 1.00 to 1.05 on the W1080ST. I followed the directions to the letter. Everything worked and checksum went ok. Now the projector is stuck with a solid red power led and won't turn on. Help! Any ideas?
Edit: tried both flashing methods : usb and rs232. Both no longer work. I bought a flashing tool for the memory chip on the main board of the projector. The chip in mine is the EN29PL064 which is an 8MB EPROM chip. I will try dumping the chip and then flashing it when I receive the tool to do so. I would appreciate any type of input on performing this procedure as it will be my first hands on EPROM programming experience.
I have it updated. Thankshyeah:
Dear, Golfwhizard!
How did you do it? I have same problem, can you help me?
Hi,
The W1300 projector model is also very similar to the W1070 and W1080ST. Basically the same internals with a longer zoom.
Similarly to the W1070 when it was released (only in Europe, at the moment), it lacked support for 3D modes like SBS 1080p 24/60.
Now a new firmware v. 102 (in fact, the first publicly available) has been posted in the Benq ftp:
ftp://62.141.76.120/driver/projectors/w1300/
login: 1300
password: password
I do not know the changelog but it is likely that it incorporates some of the adds given to the W1070 and, later to the W1080ST.
Does anyone have more information?
In the W1300_FW102.zip is a HidDlp_FlashTool_1.1.2.27.zip
This may not have as much to do with the firmware but seeing your knowledge on such, I figured this would be the thread to ask in...
I received my W1070 in the mail about 2 weeks ago and since then it has managed to turn itself off 5-6 times due to overheating. After doing some research (actually I found none that helped) I decided to update the firmware to 1.06, which I did last night with no issues. However my overheating problem still persists. I have the projector mounted about 4.5" below the ceiling with an all aluminum PCMD projector mount. After the first time it overheated I drilled holes in my projector mount to allow the heat to dissipate a little easier but nothing seems to help. After 4-5 hours the projector will shut itself off (thank goodness).
I have contemplated an external PC fan to help circulate air but I read if not done correctly it could blow dust in unnatural spaces inside the PJ.
Anyone have experience with this or have some knowledge on it? I would certainly appreciate it!
-Zach
Hey guys, I just tried upgrading my firmware from 1.00 to 1.05 on the W1080ST. I followed the directions to the letter. Everything worked and checksum went ok. Now the projector is stuck with a solid red power led and won't turn on. Help! Any ideas?
Edit: tried both flashing methods : usb and rs232. Both no longer work. I bought a flashing tool for the memory chip on the main board of the projector. The chip in mine is the EN29PL064 which is an 8MB EPROM chip. I will try dumping the chip and then flashing it when I receive the tool to do so. I would appreciate any type of input on performing this procedure as it will be my first hands on EPROM programming experience.
I received my W1070 in the mail about 2 weeks ago and since then it has managed to turn itself off 5-6 times due to overheating.