Identifying Carbon Firmware Version

[stephenjamesbennett]

How does one find the Carbon Firmware revision currently installed?

Stephen

[dominicperry]

Originally Posted by dominicperry

If you launch PT, select the Carbon as your interface, and go to Setup -> Hardware, the Firmware version is shown at the bottom left of the dialog box.

[jeffro]

You can also find it in... Audio MIDI Setup > Audio Devices > right+click Pro Tools Carbon > Configure Device > click on Pro Tools Carbon

[K Roche]

Originally Posted by stephenjamesbennett

And additional question.

How does one find the Carbon Firmware revision currently installed?

Stephen

Also note::The firmware is installed whenever you first launch a new installed PT version (it will prompt you to install the new firmware) and is as part of the PT version software

You can reset the firmware to the default firmware image (if say you are wanting to go back to a previous PT version) and then it will again prompt to install that firmware for the new installed previous version PT ....(make sense ?)

[K Roche]

Originally Posted by dominicperry

If you launch PT, select the Carbon as your interface, and go to Setup -> Hardware, the Firmware version is shown at the bottom left of the dialog box.

Originally Posted by jeffro

You can also find it in... Audio MIDI Setup > Audio Devices > right+click Pro Tools Carbon > Configure Device > click on Pro Tools Carbon

I just checked both methods and noticed a slight difference
Is the one in the Hardware Setup window the same number but just contracted ?

[dominicperry]

Well spotted!

The long one has a date buried in it, but I assume that they are the same otherwise.

(I'm guessing that's 10th Nov 2021, but US and UK dates are not shown the same way round so if the year is first, I don't know what comes next in a US date format).

[stephenjamesbennett]

Thanks everyone.

Regards

Stephen

[abc1mce2]

Originally Posted by dominicperry

Well spotted!

The long one has a date buried in it, but I assume that they are the same otherwise.

(I'm guessing that's 10th Nov 2021, but US and UK dates are not shown the same way round so if the year is first, I don't know what comes next in a US date format).

In your example for the US, it would be Nov. 10th, 2021.
...Month, Day, and Year.