Mib1 firmware update

Lancashire Lad

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Mar 6, 2011
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Hi all, just checked my firmware number and I'm guessing it's old? Can just update to the latest or do I have to do the in between version first? Never done it before
 

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Soundlab

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Sep 14, 2019
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I done this a couple of days ago. I had exactly the same as yourself - 041 and 0425. I updated to 0480 - which I believe is the latest version available for MIB1. Took about 30 to 40 mins all in (a few reboots during the process etc)..

From my perspective, now all I need is a more up-to-date SD Nav card (mine is 2014/15). I've tried 2 dealers so far and both have failed to come back to me with a price, etc.
 

Soundlab

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Sep 14, 2019
41
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I followed this procedure (I didn't have the engine running)..

Unzip the file. The final structure should be as follows:
Folder: SEAT_NAV_SSB
Folder: SEAT_PLUS_SSB
File: metainfo2.txt

Copy the two folders and file on an SD card Class 10 8GB (If the slowest car been use, the update can be longer, with Class 10 takes about 40 minutes)

Update method MIB1 5.8 "
1) Use SD 8GB at least and to be Class 10 (much faster)
2) Format the SD card in FAT32
3) Copy the data on the SD card (All folders and TXT file should be at the root of the card)
4) Insert the SD card into the player SD1 glove.
5) Put the car ignition (not start the engine under any circumstances or turning off the Infotainment)
6) Press the Menu button on the Infotainment and hold until you exit the service menu.
7) Select SW Update and click on Update.
8) Wait for the system to give us a Update Update message and confirm.
9) We connect the diagnosis device (Vagcom, OBDeleven, etc.) and perform a Scan..
10) Erase all faults.


For Step 8 - it goes through several reboots and also gives you a count down of the number of processes it has left to undertake. Some of the reboots were quite slow.

For step 9/10 - I used ODB11 and performed a scan - this highlighted a fault in the information control unit module for the Confirmation of installation change. I followed these steps to update it:

1. Select the information control unit module
2. Adaptations
3. Confirmation of installation change
4. Make a note of this value.
5. Use a hex XOR calculator like the one linked below
http://www.miniwebtool.com/bitwise-calculator/

6. Enter YOUR value for "confirmation of installation change" into input 1 and the value "C9D2" for input 2 and perform XOR function.
7. Go back to "confirmation of installation change" and input the new hexadecimal value you got from the calculator.

I then performed another scan to ensure it had cleared it.
 

Soundlab

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Sep 14, 2019
41
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I just followed the instructions, however, I presume that if the value is not updated then the error will keep returning.
 

Soundlab

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Sep 14, 2019
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I believe only seen by a scanner. I don't think there is any impact at all to the usage of the media system.
 

Alzak

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Aug 10, 2010
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Hi all where I can find new firmware version to update same version as OP...?

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Alzak

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Aug 10, 2010
666
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Another thing is there any chance to simply swap screen for the slightly larger 8inch unit by only swapping the screen? From 5F0919603A to 5F0919604A?



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Soundlab

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Sep 14, 2019
41
10
So you put those numbers in, Pressed "XOR" and scrolled down to get your code - and keyed this in place of the original code in ODB11 ?
 
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