Symptoms
- BIOS is corrupt
- Unable to enter BIOS
- BIOS battery replacement
- New motherboard
Solution
Below procedure describe how to create a bootable USB stick and how to up update BIOS on a MiraQ
Preparing DOS bootable USB tool
You will need an empty USB stick, and make it bootable containing the following files:
https://1drv.ms/u/s!AnqFyU9QVVi4nh4XN92hOhZMyCTD?e=n3AArx
- Download the files and unzip them to a folder on your desktop
- Connect an empty USB stick
- Run “HPUSBSTICK.exe” from the unzipped files
- Select the USB device to make bootable and call it “BOOTABLE”
- Select “Quick format”, and “Create DOS startup disk using system files located at:”
- Browse to the local directory where the MSDOS files were extracted
- Press “Start” and the USB stick will be made ready.
Upgrading MiraQ BIOS - KTQM77
On the root of the DOS bootable USB stick place the following files:
- bf.exe
- MBUpd.bat
- MastBios.rom
- Boot the MiraQ into BIOS (press “Esc” on keyboard continuously during startup)
- Select BIOS settings:
Advanced / AMT configuration / Intel AMT = Enabled
Advanced / AMT configuration / Disable ME = Enabled
- Save settings and Exit.
- After bootup to the clinical application, shut down the MiraQ and remove power.
- Release the EL-module to gain access to the motherboard connections (chapter 5.1.1 in the service manual)
- Insert the DOS bootable USB stick in either USB1 or USB2 (black USB2.0 connections)
- Start the MiraQ, and it should boot into the USB stick. If it does not do so automatically, boot to BIOS, then from the Save&Exit-screen, select the USB stick directly from the bottom “Boot Override” selection.
- When the MiraQ has booted into the black DOS-screen, type in “mbupd.bat”
- Wait for the progress bar to complete
- Completely power off the device and disconnect power cable, wait for 20 seconds (no Standby 5V)
- Remove the Bootable USB stick.
- Connect power, start the MiraQ, wait until the MiraQ has automatically restarted a few times.
Upgrading MiraQ BIOS - mTIX-CFL-S
You will need an empty USB stick, and make it bootable containing the following files:
https://1drv.ms/f/s!AnqFyU9QVVi4pS5NcyeGCWlumSRd?e=lxS6zr
- Copy the BIOS files of the version listed in (DOC-774) from the MiraQ system software toolbox listed in the document onto the BIOS upgrade USB stick (item #5), preferably to the root folder. Make sure no other files are placed in the same folder.
- Insert the BIOS upgrade USB stick into the MiraQ device.
- Start the MiraQ device.
- Press F11 repeatedly during power-on.
- Select UEFI Shell.
- The BIOS upgrade USB stick will show as either FS0 or FS1, as seen in the picture below. Identify the item listed as USB. Example: “PciRoot(0x0)/Pci(0x14,0x0)/USB …”
- Enter the name with a colon at the end (either “FS0:” or “FS1:”) and press Enter. If the device is not showing as an option, turn of the device and restart the procedure.
- Type “flash.nsh” or press tab until it appears. There may be more than one file starting with “flash”, so make sure to select the correct one. NOTE: If the files are not placed at the root of the USB stick you need to use the “cd” command to navigate to the correct folder.
- Press Enter. The BIOS upgrade will now start.
- Once the BIOS upgrade is complete, press any button on the keyboard to power off the MiraQ device.
- Disconnect the power cable
- Remove the BIOS upgrade USB stick and wait 30 seconds.
- Connect the power cord and turn on the device. The device may automatically restart a few times.
- Enter BIOS and verify that the BIOS version is as expected.
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