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‎12-22-2023 12:13 PM

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Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Hi,

Hope somebody could help me.

I have a T1300 that was just initializing to 1% and displayed an error 08:11.

Took a hard drive from a designjet T790 working in my department. This hard drive is supposed to be compatible. 

Now initizalizing goes up to 32% and gives an error about many parts replaced at same time. I suppose it is because the hard drive was in a T790 plotter and when placed in the T1300, the firmware finds many parts different.
I'm trying now to make an "Emergency firmware upgrade with USB flash". Accoring to service manual it's a matter of copying a firmware file on a USB, placing USB on formatter and turning on plotter.  But it does not work. Wonder if USB has to be FAT, FAT32, NTFS or what? Wonder also if USB has to be low capacity because at the time this plotter was produced the USB's were really small?  Do I have to buy an original T1300 hard drive? (hope not, because it would take ages to receive it.

Any ideas?

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