Firmware for TL-WPA4XXX, TP-PA4XXX AV500/AV600 adapters QCA7420-1.5.0.0026
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This firmware is with 500Mbit and 600Mbit Adapters compatible of every manufacturer with QCA7420 chip regardless of hardware version.
Update via tpPLC_Utility for Windows or Mac with PIB file of previous firmware update.
FW-QCA7420-1.5.0.0026-02-CS-20200114.nvm
https://mega.nz/file/ocNDhYzK#xuSQXd-b6CzzfpSXaK7r5BV4i3pXmnstYMjZX5WEWHc
Changes to version 1.5.0.0021 are:
Stability increase
This is an official public available firmware.
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@PowerlineFW FW-QCA7420-1.5.0.0026-02-CS-20200114.nvm working great. No drops on IPTV, stable connect.
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@PowerlineFW Hi, I'm a newcomer to TP-Link Powerline adapters. Where can I download the required PIB file to enable me to install FW-QCA7420-1.5.0.0026-02-CS-20200114.nvm? Thanks in advance.
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@PowerlineFW Never mind, I read the PIB from my TP-Link Powerline adapters using open-plc-tools in (https://github.com/qca/open-plc-utils) Linux:
$ sudo plctool -i eno1 -p TL-PA4010P.pib <MAC address printed on the adapter>
$ sudo plctool -i eno1 -p TL-PA4010_TV.pib <MAC address printed on the adapter>
$ sudo plctool -i eno1 -p TL-PA4010_HOME-HUB.pib <MAC address printed on the adapter>
$ sudo plctool -i eno1 -p TL-PA4020P.pib <MAC address printed on the adapter>
I downloaded FW-QCA7420-1.5.0.0026-02-CS-20200114.nvm from the URL you gave, and installed it with the applicable PIB file using the tpPLC utility for Windows running in a Windows 10 VM (virtual machine) in my Linux installation. I could have used the plctool command in Linux instead to update the firmware, but it was easier for me just to use the TP-Link utility in a Windows VM.
Anyway, no more drop-outs. What a difference. Thanks.
Just to reiterate, the firmware you posted does work with the following TP-Link Powerline AV600 adapters I have, as they all use the QCA7420 chipset:
TL-PA4010
TL-PA4010P
TL-PA4020P
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@PowerlineFW I've been trying to fix my TL-PA4010(UK) V3 but so far have had no luck flashing the new firmware. I tried through the TP-Link app after downloading my PIB files, but that bricked my adapters. I have tried flashing through plcboot/plctool but can't get the adapters to write the firmware (due to no softloader being present). The TP-Link app fails the firmware update immediately. Do I need a separate softloader file to get the firmware to flash onto my adapters? If so, where can I find that?
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@typhoon_2099 I flashed my TL-PA4010 V1 by this firmware and I have no problem.
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@2MEX2 What exact commands did you use? Whenever I try to flash I get an error (no NVM softloader present in flash memory, 0x71). I can run the new firmware without flashing but the device is bricked, so doesn't do anything without using plcboot.
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@PowerlineFW I used TP-Link utility tpPLC
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@2MEX2 Oh. When I used the TP-Link utility it updated for a while then failed, which also bricked my V3 adapters. My V1.2 adapters updated fine, and all 4 were upgraded using their PIBs downloaded from the devices.
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@PowerlineFW Where can I find a softloader? I can't get my adapters to save the NVM/PIB to flash without it.
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