Enter command below. Enter password if prompted. This is for device port access.
$sudo./rms_scra_config_update
A list of available configurations is returned. List depends on the firmware ID and RMS Profile. Example:
Device Serial Number:000F423536413943343130323432344141 Main Firmware ID:000D31303030303039323734613032
Response Code:200 ResultCode: 0 Result: Success
Configurations Available: 5
1: DataVariant
2: Mask6Zero4
3: EMVNotificationsBoth
4: Mask8Zero2Mod10
5: Mask8Asterisk4
Enter '1'...'5' to update configuration.
To force update configuration, enter '*' before the number ('*1'...'*5').
Enter '0' to exit:
At the prompt, select a configuration by entering its number listed to its left. A sequence of commands are downloaded from RMS and sent to the reader. Status of the configuration is shown as updated or failed and the end of the sequence.
Whenever a configuration reports is up to date, it may be redone by entering *N, where N is the configuration. Example: *1
EMV Tags/CAPKs Update
Go to the folder: rms_scra and open a terminal.
Connect the reader to a USB port.
Enter command below. Enter password if prompted. This is for device port access.
The sample code downloads the sequence of commands to update the EMV Tags and CAPKs available for the reader. Example:
Whenever a configuration result is: Configuration is up to date it may be redone by adding -f to force the update.
Firmware Update
Go to the folder: rms_scra and open a terminal.
Connect the reader to a USB port.
Enter command below. Enter password if prompted. This is for device port access.
The parameters for the firmware update is as follows.
Example for updating MAIN firmware.
A sequence of commands are downloaded from RMS and sent to the reader. Status of the update is shown as finished or failed and the end of the sequence.
Whenever a firmware result is: Firmware is up to date. It may be redone by adding -f to force the update.