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How to load firmware from Bootloader Mode in iConfig

First ensure that your interface is running in Bootloader Mode in the dialog box.



Select "OK"

You will see a pop up that asks " Do you want to upgrade the firmware to version ..."
If your interface shows up in Bootloader Mode it means you are connected correctly. If not, please check that you are connected to the correct USB firmware loading port.



Select "Yes"

The interface should start loading firmware and you should receive a status update on the loading process. 
If it doesn't, restart the process.



After this completes you will get a final dialog box saying "Upgrade Complete". 



The interface will reset with the newest firmware loaded.