[LAU] Motu AVB devices/Firmware update issues/better DONT update to 1.2.9

Anders Hellquist lau at hellquist.net
Tue Sep 19 18:24:08 UTC 2017


Thanks for the heads up.

I have not noticed this since I have not needed a lot of channels but I
don't like unnecessary limitations. Ultralite AVBs

Do you know if this is registered as a formal feature request or do we have
to accept MOTUs way of changing things?

Best regards, Anders

On Sep 19, 2017 15:21, "Peter Venus" <mail at petervenus.de> wrote:

> Dear List!
>
> this is my first post to this list, but the issues and solutions i faced
> with the MotuAVB devices plus the light push of a fellow linux-user made
> me subscribe to this list to share my experiences.
>
>
> I am a happy user of a Motu 24ao and Motu Ultralite AVB under
> Linux(Ubuntu 16.04) in combination with jack/cadence.
>
> almost everything went rather fine until i updated the firmware last
> week on my UltraliteAVB:
>
>
> the current firmware v1.2.9+479
> <http://cdn-data.motu.com/downloads/audio/AVB/firmware/
> io/170621/MOTU%20AVB%201.2.9%2B479%20for%20UltraLite%20AVB%
> 20and%20Stage-B16.update>
> (Release Date 2017-06-21) removes the possibility to change the USB-mode
> (44/48; 44-96; 44-192) ultimately disabling me to use more then
> 24channels via USB/class compliant.
>
> With the previous firmware v1.2.8+378
> <http://cdn-data.motu.com/downloads/audio/AVB/firmware/
> io/160901/MOTU%20AVB%201.2.8%2B378%20for%20UltraLite%20AVB%
> 20and%20Stage-B16.update>
> (Release Date 2016-09-01)this feature is still available, allowing for
> 64ch USB-i/o(44/48), 32ch USB-iO(44-96khz) or 24ch (44-192kHz).
>
> According to Motu and tested by myself, a downgrade of the firmware is
> possible without bricking the device.
>
> The sad truth is, that the users are locked to this firmware until motu
> brings back the feature to change the USB-Mode- unless one loves to
> settle with 24ch i/o between computer and device.
>
>
> regards,
>
> Peter
>
>
>
>
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