No, all the firmware that is put on your device has been tested and validated. However, that does not mean that the updating process is completely safe. If you power off your unit while it is updating then it has the potential to damage your unit. For correct usage of the Application please visit our instruction page
Currently this application will support Windows 7 and Windows 10.
Not at all. Your images will be safe and sound throughout the update process.
The longest it should take is five minutes. You will be notified when the update has been completed, or if there were any issues during the update process.
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No, your personal information is safe and sound.
No, this website will not.
The easiest way to check the firmware on your BK Digital unit is to use the check firmware application.
No, iOS is not supported by this application.
No, Android is not supported by this application.
No, these devices are not supported by this application.
No, all the firmware that is put on your device has been tested and validated. However, that does not mean that the updating process is completely safe. If you power off your unit while it is updating then it has the potential to damage your unit. For more in depth info on how to update you BK7000 click here
The easiest way to check the firmware on your BK7000 is to click the firmware button in the menu. This requires connecting to the internet via Wifi. If you are not connected when you click this firmware button you will be prompted to connect to your wifi.
No, the BK7000 is updated via wifi, and has an update function built-in.
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To fix your imager articulation click here
The BKIMG55ART requires more power than a normal imager. This will require your BK8500 handle to be at least 50% charged to work.
The articulation imager is a specialty imager and it can NOT be coiled up like a normal imager. For a video on careing for your imager click here
-- Special case provided for storage.
-- Foam insert provided can be removed from case to be put in a drawer and used to store the articulation imager.
-- The articulation imager does NOT act as a hook. For more info on what not to do click here