The latest firmware version is 16457. To check your firmware version, open the MBED.HTM file on your mbed Microcontroller.
These instructions explain how to upgrade your firmware.
Data loss warning
Firmware updates may format the mbed Microcontroller drive
If you need to keep anything on the mbed Microcontroller disk, make sure you save it somewhere first!
1. Save the latest firmware to the mbed Microcontroller
Download latest firmware
2. Power-cycle the board to update the firmware
To update the firmware, power-cycle the board by disconnecting and reconnecting the power (USB lead). After power-cycling the board, there will be a short pause as the firmware is updated, and then the mbed Microcontroller should appear as normal.
3. Finished!
Firmware changelog
rev 16457
- Unified firmware update for LPC1768 and LPC2368 boards
- Improved programming and semihosting performance
- LocalFileSystem disk now released to PC when mbed has no files open (used to only happen on program exit)
- Removed special Windows "mbed.ini" mode requirement
- Serial mode now works on windows without modification using new serial installer
- Fix bootcode problem (was causing virus false-positives on some systems)
- Updated MBED.HTM to new format
rev 14366
- Support for LocalFileSystem
- Serial performance improvements
rev 14129
rev 12249
revisions < 12249
Last modified 19 Jul 2010, by
Dan Ros

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"The latest firmware version is 16457. To check your firmware version, open the MBED.HTM file on your mbed Microcontroller."
Open it with a text editor or like. The firmware level can then be found under the <meta....> tag.