@Nodster 

The number at the end usually refers to the type of plug the devices are.

The TL-PA8033P is not sold in the US region, only other regions like Europe. 

Since there are different models in kits you would look up the individual device stickers like you mentioned. 

When updating the firmware, make sure you extract the file, and upload according to the update guide.

Try connecting the adapter that is not able to be updated directly to the router, and wire your computer to that powerline adapter, disconnect the other one.

Tony wrote

@Nodster 

 

The number at the end usually refers to the type of plug the devices are.

 

The TL-PA8033P is not sold in the US region, only other regions like Europe. 

 

Since there are different models in kits you would look up the individual device stickers like you mentioned. 

 

When updating the firmware, make sure you extract the file, and upload according to the update guide.

 

Try connecting the adapter that is not able to be updated directly to the router, and wire your computer to that powerline adapter, disconnect the other one.

@Tony 

Hello, thanks yes, I am in the UK so that is why I have the TL-PA8033P kit.  Thank you for confirming though that the kit is made up of different models, that will as you mention, explain the difference on the stickers.  

Unfortunately, the adapter in question is the one connected to the Router already (the first in the chain so to speak).  And it only has 1 ethernet port on that adapter, which the Router is connected in to.  So I'm unsure as to how I can perform what you have asked?

Any other ideas?

Thank you.

@Nodster 

I failed to see that the 8033 is comprised of the TL-PA8010 rather than two 8030s. In that case, if you were trying to update the firmware that belongs to the 8030 that could be why it did not update.

So what you would do is to grab the firmware of the TL-PA8010P KIT v2, set up the powerline devices as you normally would, and then update the TL-PA8010P.

Tony wrote

@Nodster 

 

I failed to see that the 8033 is comprised of the TL-PA8010 rather than two 8030s. In that case, if you were trying to update the firmware that belongs to the 8030 that could be why it did not update.

 

So what you would do is to grab the firmware of the TL-PA8010P KIT v2, set up the powerline devices as you normally would, and then update the TL-PA8010P.

@Tony 

Ah OK now that makes sense.  So the TL-PA8033P Kit is made up of a PA-8030P adapter (3 Ethernet) and PA-8010P adapter (1 Ethernet).  I'm going to double check but I think it may have the wrong sticker on if that is the case!

I have downloaded the Firmware for TL-PA8010P v2 from here (V2_170615).  The firmware says it has now updated successfully however... the version number hasn't changed in tpPLC?  2.2.3.32-00_801132_170607_902.  I was hoping "170607" would change to "170615"?

Thanks.