1769-L32E Firmware Update Error

I have been trying to update the firmware multiple times now and still no luck...help!

I have it connected on the network, I can see it fine but I get stopped in the same spot every time with Control Flash or RSLogix AutoFlash. Here is an error log.


03/02/12 14:24:17 [SUCCESS] Load Driver: C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Rockwell\AB_ASA.DLL

03/02/12 14:24:17 [SUCCESS] Initialize Driver: C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Rockwell\AB_ASA.DLL

03/02/12 14:24:42 [SUCCESS] Device Identity: Path = RSLinx API!AB_ETHIP-1 16 13 49 57 50 46 49 54 56 46 49 48 46 53 48 0 1 0, Instance = 1,
VID=0x0001, PT=0x000E, PC=0x004D, Maj Rev=01, Min Rev=15, SN=0x405A19A6

03/02/12 14:24:49 [SUCCESS] Validate:
VID=0x0001, PT=0x000E, PC=0x004D, Maj Rev=01, Min Rev=15

03/02/12 14:24:49 [SUCCESS] Authorization: Bypass cookie used.
Key: PN-82655

03/02/12 14:25:04 [SUCCESS] Load Script: C:\Program Files (x86)\ControlFLASH\0001\000E\004D\PN-82655.nvs

03/02/12 14:25:04 [SUCCESS] Program: Catalog Number = 1769-L32E/A LOGIX5332E, Serial Number = 405A19A6, Num Updates = 3, Size = 5453588 byte(s).

03/02/12 14:25:06 [SUCCESS] Update: Instance = 3, Size = 2045916 byte(s), Chunk Size = 128 byte(s), Major Rev = 255, Minor Rev = 255

03/02/12 14:27:18 [SUCCESS] Reset:

03/02/12 14:27:19 [SUCCESS] Update: Instance = 11, Size = 1834808 byte(s), Chunk Size = 256 byte(s), Major Rev = 0, Minor Rev = 0

03/02/12 14:27:22 [FAILURE] Transfer: Error #11006: Service cannot be performed while object is in current state.
GS=0x0C, ES=0x3002

03/02/12 14:29:44 [FAILURE] Transfer: File = C:\Program Files (x86)\ControlFLASH\0001\000E\004D\PN-82657.bin, Block = 324.

03/02/12 14:42:55 [FAILURE] Device Identity: Error #11010: Path to self invalid.
GS=0x01, ES=0x0318

03/02/12 14:43:14 [SUCCESS] Device Identity: Path = RSLinx API!AB_ETHIP-1 16 13 49 57 50 46 49 54 56 46 49 48 46 53 48 0 1 0, Instance = 1,
VID=0x0001, PT=0x000E, PC=0x004D, Maj Rev=01, Min Rev=15, SN=0x405A19A6

03/02/12 14:43:24 [SUCCESS] Validate:
VID=0x0001, PT=0x000E, PC=0x004D, Maj Rev=01, Min Rev=15

03/02/12 14:43:24 [SUCCESS] Authorization: Bypass cookie used.
Key: PN-28742

03/02/12 14:43:36 [SUCCESS] Load Script: C:\Program Files (x86)\ControlFLASH\0001\000E\004D\PN-28742.nvs

03/02/12 14:43:36 [SUCCESS] Program: Catalog Number = 1769-L32E/A LOGIX5332E, Serial Number = 405A19A6, Num Updates = 3, Size = 5453136 byte(s).

03/02/12 14:43:37 [SUCCESS] Update: Instance = 3, Size = 2045464 byte(s), Chunk Size = 128 byte(s), Major Rev = 255, Minor Rev = 255

03/02/12 14:45:40 [SUCCESS] Reset:

03/02/12 14:45:40 [SUCCESS] Update: Instance = 11, Size = 1834808 byte(s), Chunk Size = 256 byte(s), Major Rev = 0, Minor Rev = 0

03/02/12 14:45:43 [FAILURE] Transfer: Error #11006: Service cannot be performed while object is in current state.
GS=0x0C, ES=0x3002

03/02/12 14:45:46 [FAILURE] Transfer: File = C:\Program Files (x86)\ControlFLASH\0001\000E\004D\PN-28744.bin, Block = 230.


Thank you in advance!

Welcome to the Forum !

You might get better results running this by RA Technical Support, since this is a log file that is generated by ControlFlash.

In general, I try to isolate a controller from the automation system before attempting a flash update. You need to be sure that something else in the system isn't going to try to attach the the controller in between ControlFlash segments.

Remove any CF cards, remove the battery, cycle power. Put the keyswitch in hard PROG mode. Use RSLinx Classic to change the IP address to a static address and disable DHCP/BOOTP.

This looks like an ordinary path from the ControlFlash computer to 192.168.10.50, then to the backplane, then to the CompactLogix itself.

You're not using the "engineering registry" hack to bypass device validation, are you ?

Make sure that you aren't looping from Ethernet, to the backplane, back to the Ethernet daughtercard object. That might account for the "path to self invalid" message.

Thank you for the quick reply, I still had the input module in the system, took it out and I was good to go!

Thank you!