Automatic Firmware Updates

The release process for automatic firmware updates on MTR systems works like this:

  1. Jabra releases a firmware release for a Jabra device
  2. Jabra submits a driver package to Microsoft for Windows Update
  3. Microsoft approves the driver package (duration: up to 14 days)
  4. Windows Update gradually rolls out the driver package (duration: up to 30 days)
  5. Once the driver package has been rolled out, it is available via Windows Update on the MTR system

By default, updated driver packages will be installed on the MTR system when available. The administrator can schedule the update if required.

The availability of automatic updates can be delayed by up to 44 days from the firmware release. Manual firmware updates are available immediately after the firmware release.

Initial Installation of Jabra Firmware Updater service

The initial installation for the first use of a Jabra device is like this:

  1. User connects the device to a USB port of the MTR system
  2. Plug-and-Play loads a matching inbox driver for the device. Inbox drivers are provided by Windows and typically have standard functionality
  3. Windows Update then does the following:
  4. The component driver configures the MTR system to start the Jabra Firmware Updater service

Now the MTR system will automatically update the firmware of supported Jabra devices.

Schedule of Automatic Firmware Updates

Automatic Firmware updates in MTR are scheduled:

The whole process is fully automated, it requires no user interaction if you use MTR certified Jabra devices.