Difference between revisions of "Stickers"

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There seem to exist at least 3 possible stickers attached to the iQue original box: a blue one, a red one and a purple one: https://i.imgur.com/UoqnpCY.jpg
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[[File:iQue Purple Sticker.png|thumb|The '''purple sticker''' for the iQue Player.]]
  
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The purple one should have a little logo about iQue@Home on it:
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There are at least 3 possible '''stickers''' attached to the iQue Player box: a purple, a blue, or a red one.
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https://i.imgur.com/Wpdv9vR.png
 
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this means that the console has a firmware updated to be connected to PC via USB; this can be a good method to check if the uinit you are going to buy is PC-connectable or not.  
 
  
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We do not have enough information about red and blue stickers yet about USB support, if you have please contact us.
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== Variations ==
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[[File:iQue Sticker Variants.jpg|thumb|The three different types of stickers.]]
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*'''Purple:''' These are most common of the three. It has an iQue@Home logo on it, which means its firmware can be connected to PC via USB (more specifically, 32-bit Windows OS's). Buyers have found it useful to check whether the unit is compatible or not.
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*'''Red:''' The earliest produced units have the red sticker, which means it's only compatible with iQue Depots and has no USB support.
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*'''Blue:''' One of the other variants. Not much is known about this one.
  
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If you have a unit which is not recognized by PC you have 2 ways:
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== Upgrading ==
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There are two different ways to upgrade a USB-incompatible unit:
  
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1 - give your uinit to a person with an USB-connectable iQUe;
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#Someone could hotswap their iQue's memory card into an iQue Player with iQue@Home (aka USB) support,
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#Someone could flash an updated NAND on their incompatible unit.
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2 - directly flash an updated nand on your unit
 

Revision as of 07:15, 24 March 2018

The purple sticker for the iQue Player.

There are at least 3 possible stickers attached to the iQue Player box: a purple, a blue, or a red one.

Variations

The three different types of stickers.
  • Purple: These are most common of the three. It has an iQue@Home logo on it, which means its firmware can be connected to PC via USB (more specifically, 32-bit Windows OS's). Buyers have found it useful to check whether the unit is compatible or not.
  • Red: The earliest produced units have the red sticker, which means it's only compatible with iQue Depots and has no USB support.
  • Blue: One of the other variants. Not much is known about this one.

Upgrading

There are two different ways to upgrade a USB-incompatible unit:

  1. Someone could hotswap their iQue's memory card into an iQue Player with iQue@Home (aka USB) support,
  2. Someone could flash an updated NAND on their incompatible unit.
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