I would like to inform you that the V3 software has been renamed to V3 Studio. From now on, it supports both EMU BLACK V3 and EMU CLASSIC V3 (open beta will be available next week).
Please do not install the firmware on EMU Classic!
Additionally, starting from version 3.064, the firmware is named emuV3_3_064.bin and includes software for both BLACK and CLASSIC.
I would like to inform you that the V3 software has been renamed to V3 Studio. From now on, it supports both EMU BLACK V3 and EMU CLASSIC V3 (open beta will be available next week).
Additionally, starting from version 3.064, the firmware is named emuV3_3_064.bin and includes software for both BLACK and CLASSIC.
At application startup, there is a selection between EMU BLACK and CLASSIC. You can choose to always start in either BLACK or CLASSIC mode. In that case, this setting can be changed later in General Settings. If you connect to a different type of ECU, the application will automatically detect it and switch the mode accordingly.
I tried going to emuV3_3_064.bin firmware last night and when I connected and uploaded I got an error message “failed to access Bootloader”… the connection then failed and I lost connection to the ECU.
I then launched V3 version 63 and connected and that software said “ECU is in bootloader mode” and I was able to put emuBlack_3_063.bin back on the ecu and recover it.
I’m not going to lie, I had a few sweaty moments thinking I bricked the ECU.
One observation which may be relevant….is when I tried to upgrade the first thing it did was try to create a “FIRMWARE_UPGRADE” package and stated it failed to create it. Then the failed bootloader message came up. I’m using onedrive and the files are synced there…..not sure if that caused the failure, however I’ve never had this failure before on the previous builds.
Could it be related to the new V3 suite and its access to such directories?
In any case, I’m hesitant to try again as I don’t want to brick the ECU without firmware. But wanted to share my experience for feedback.
Hello,
I accidentally uploaded the V3 Studio firmware onto my Emu Classic.
Now I want to revert the Emu Classic back to the previous firmware (using the Emu Classic software), but I’m getting the error: “cannot enter bootloader.”
I just wanted to follow up on the boost target correction table controlled by a rotary switch input that we discussed earlier on the forum. You had mentioned it might be included in the next build, any updates on when it might be added?