(30-12-2021, 05:24 PM)Capelbond Wrote:  There have been a number of posts in the past about the central touch display screen going black, shutting down,and re-booting - thereby losing the clock settings etc. I have a 2015 Berlingo that has been doing this on and off for several months - sometimes every couple of weeks, sometimes every five minutes. I am going to have to sort it before it drives me mad. Am I right in thinking I need to go to a main dealer and get a software update?

(14-08-2022, 10:08 AM)marikawilliams22 Wrote:  If your touchscreen isn't responsive or not working how you would expect, try restarting your PC. If you're still having problems, check for updates: Select Start , then select Settings .

(17-08-2022, 12:23 PM)Zion Wrote:  I'm sure there is a software update for this Vivian, but you have to download the update straight onto a USB stick and then insert that into the head unit. it takes a while from what I've read and the engine has to be running the whole time. I tried to log into a site which has the update available but they never ever send the email to click and confirm registration.

If I get hold of it, I can post it here for you.

• Get a USB stick of 4GB to 16GB
  
• Format the USB drive to FAT32 (VERY IMPORTANT!) in Windows explorer (no idea about MAC) and copy all files in the download to the USB. (extract them first, .tar .rar and .zip can be extracted using WinRAR free - google for it - then put the extracted files, onto the root of the USB stick) 
  
• Insert the USB with the system on and the engine running (outdoors) - the screen will prompt you to accept the upgrade and proceed
  

(19-08-2022, 10:30 AM)Zion Wrote:  Ok, here goes. I take no responsibility for any issues following or during the update, nor does the forum. You download the files and use them yourselves at your own risk, but from all accounts, these are correct and have been virus scanned (though check with your own scanner for your own peace of mind)

By following these links, provided free of charge, and available on the internet, you accept responsibility for checking they are suitable for your head unit and that the installation is carried out correctly. Disclaimer over, the head unit will tell you if they are too old, or not suitable and it will not use them if so. This means it should be safe to try if you aren't sure which one you have. On the head unit there is a menu where you can see the current firmware level, consult the handbook.

If the current firmware version on your touch screen is lower than the ones below, it will update. You cannot downgrade.

SMEG+ Firmware 5.43.A.R2 (<2GB)
https://mega.nz/#!kcUllCJD!qOUdBXHJqyv_imReZCkL4X8pnOawda6OWQLhtqfEmDk

SMEG+IV2 Firmware 6.4.A.R10 PSA (<2GB)
https://mega.nz/file/ZBNxkRpT#Pw7MuZZIvU_jjpVpIerpFftyIzZkILR7Vo1CemllImE

Official SMEG latest version (large download over 8GB)
http://psa.download.navigation.com/automotive/PSA/RT6-SMEGx/M49RG20-Q0220-2001.ZIP

How to use:

• Get a USB stick of 4GB to 16GB
  
• Format the USB drive to FAT32 (VERY IMPORTANT!) in Windows explorer (no idea about MAC) and copy all files in the download to the USB. (extract them first, .tar .rar and .zip can be extracted using WinRAR free - google for it - then put the extracted files, onto the root of the USB stick) 
  
• Insert the USB with the system on and the engine running (outdoors) - the screen will prompt you to accept the upgrade and proceed
  

The update will take around 30 mins. Do not switch off the engine or play with the touch screen during the update - read a book or read your phone! 

The extracted files will look something like this - copy the lot onto your USB and then use My Computer > USB Stick > right-click > Eject, once you are sure it is done copying the files (PC / Laptop):

(19-08-2022, 12:13 PM)Vivian Wrote:  

(19-08-2022, 10:30 AM)Zion Wrote:  Ok, here goes. I take no responsibility for any issues following or during the update, nor does the forum. You download the files and use them yourselves at your own risk, but from all accounts, these are correct and have been virus scanned (though check with your own scanner for your own peace of mind)

By following these links, provided free of charge, and available on the internet, you accept responsibility for checking they are suitable for your head unit and that the installation is carried out correctly. Disclaimer over, the head unit will tell you if they are too old, or not suitable and it will not use them if so. This means it should be safe to try if you aren't sure which one you have. On the head unit there is a menu where you can see the current firmware level, consult the handbook.

If the current firmware version on your touch screen is lower than the ones below, it will update. You cannot downgrade.

SMEG+ Firmware 5.43.A.R2 (<2GB)
https://mega.nz/#!kcUllCJD!qOUdBXHJqyv_imReZCkL4X8pnOawda6OWQLhtqfEmDk

SMEG+IV2 Firmware 6.4.A.R10 PSA (<2GB)
https://mega.nz/file/ZBNxkRpT#Pw7MuZZIvU_jjpVpIerpFftyIzZkILR7Vo1CemllImE

Official SMEG latest version (large download over 8GB)
http://psa.download.navigation.com/automotive/PSA/RT6-SMEGx/M49RG20-Q0220-2001.ZIP

How to use:

• Get a USB stick of 4GB to 16GB
  
• Format the USB drive to FAT32 (VERY IMPORTANT!) in Windows explorer (no idea about MAC) and copy all files in the download to the USB. (extract them first, .tar .rar and .zip can be extracted using WinRAR free - google for it - then put the extracted files, onto the root of the USB stick) 
  
• Insert the USB with the system on and the engine running (outdoors) - the screen will prompt you to accept the upgrade and proceed
  

The update will take around 30 mins. Do not switch off the engine or play with the touch screen during the update - read a book or read your phone! 

The extracted files will look something like this - copy the lot onto your USB and then use My Computer > USB Stick > right-click > Eject, once you are sure it is done copying the files (PC / Laptop):

Thank you very much Zion.  Much appreciated.

I will try it and report back in due course.     Vivian.