The goal is to save your bluetooth UUID and some crystal calibration data to restore them after the firmware download. Pscli.exe can extract a set of PSKEY by passing PSKEY queries in a config file. I will not describe each PSKEY as you can have useful information via PSTool. CSR firmware contains some special parameters that can be dump, upload, modify by pscli.exe and PSTool.exe. Saving your personal bluetooth module parameters : I have to make a little disclaimer, i will not be responsible if you broke your bluetooth module, please be careful, don't do thing you don't understand. If you don't manage to extract these files, DO NOT PROCEED FURTHER. Take care of these files, they can be useful if you missed something in the next steps. The BlueFlashCmd should create in your current directory, two files called my_saved_firmware.xdv and my_saved_firmware.xpv. You can download your firmware with the following command : You can find in the Bluelab/Tools/bin directory, a tool to make a extraction of the firmware. If you have any questions, please contact RIVA Audio Customer Support.We have to test it a bit before trying to upload some cool stuff in it.įirst you can play a little with the PSTool.
The speaker will turn OFF and back ON automatically.Your RIVA S Firmware update is now complete. Reset the speaker by simultaneously pressing the +, BT, and Power buttons for approximately 10 seconds. Please perform a factory reset at this point: Unplug the micro USB cable from your RIVA S and turn your speaker ON. Color will vary based on level of battery charge on your RIVA S. After a few minutes, the battery light indicator will return to a slow pulse. The battery light indicator will show a rapidly flashing green light. DO NOT TURN OFF YOUR RIVA S SPEAKER AT THIS POINT. Your firmware update will begin at this point. Click BROWSE and locate where you have downloaded the RIVA S Firmware file. Select the top Option “Download a new version of the firmware, saving a copy of the current version first.” Click NEXT.į. Run this program and then start the firmware update process from the beginning of this document.Į. Within this folder you should see something called DPInst.exe. Enter the folder called Drivers, then open Win64. This is likely going to be something like C:\Program Files\CSR\BlueSuite 2.6.2\. ** If that doesn’t resolve it, navigate to where you installed the Firmware Installer. * If your computer states that no speaker is found, leave the cable plugged into your computer and speaker, power the RIVA S speaker Off/On, unplug the cable from the RIVA S and continue from step “b” above.
Make sure that Universal Serial Bus (USB) is selected and click NEXT.
After your PC has detected the speaker, as indicated above, click NEXT.ĭ. You should also hear a beep or see an indication on your computer that it is connected to a USB device. The battery light indicator, located on the back of your RIVA S will change to a pulsing cyan/aqua color.
Using the micro USB cable, connect your RIVA S to your Windows PC in a USB Press and hold the + & – buttons together until the battery indicator changes to alternating blue/violet color, approximately 10 seconds.Ĭ. Press and hold the Input button (with the Bluetooth® icon) to unpair.ī. Make sure it is not paired to any of your Bluetooth® devices. We recommend you connect it to the DC adapter/charger in case the Please follow these steps to update the firmware on your RIVA S: In this folder locate and launch the DFUWizard (it should have a blue and white icon).ĥ. Navigate to your START button and find the CSR BlueSuite 2.5.0 folder. Now that the RIVA S Installer has been installed on your Windows PC, download the RIVA S Firmware located at. Leave all boxes checked during the installation process.ģ. Once the installer is running, follow the steps as prompted.Ī. Download and run the installer located at. Please follow these steps to update your RIVA S:ġ.
To install the update on your RIVA S, you will need a Windows PC, your RIVA S speaker and USB to micro USB cable.