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| Updating the Control Hub OS|
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| 1. Download the new Control Hub OS update file from the [REV Robotics website](http://www.revrobotics.com/software/).|
| 2. On the _Manage_ page, click on the _Select Update File..._ button to select the Robot Controller app that you would like to upload to the Control Hub.<br/><br/><p align="center">[[/images/Managing-a-Control-Hub/selectOSUpdateFile.jpg]]</p>An _Update & Reboot_ button should appear if an APK file was successfully selected.|
| 2. On the _Manage_ page, click on the _Select Update File..._ button to select the OS update file that you would like to upload.<br/><br/><p align="center">[[/images/Managing-a-Control-Hub/selectOSUpdateFile.jpg]]</p>An _Update & Reboot_ button should appear if an APK file was successfully selected.|
| 3. Click on the _Update & Reboot_ button to start the update process. Please wait while the OS file gets uploaded to the Control Hub. Note that since the file is relatively large, it might take several minutes before the upload is complete. Do not turn off the Control Hub while the process is underway.<br/><br/><p align="center">[[/images/Managing-a-Control-Hub/osUpdatePleaseWait.jpg]]</p>|
| 4. If the upload was successful, the _Manage_ page will display a message indicating that the device is being rebooted and the update is being installed.<br/><br/><p align="center">[[/images/Managing-a-Control-Hub/osUpdateVerificationSucceeded.jpg]]</p>|
| 5. When the OS update has completed, the Control Hub LED should switch from blue, back to its normal blink pattern (green, the it will blink blue once to indicate the Hub's serial address number). Reconnect your computer to the Control Hub network and verify that the update was a success. <br/><br/><p align="center">[[/images/Managing-a-Control-Hub/osUpdateSuccess.jpg]]</p>Note that you can also check the About menu (through the Driver Station app) to verify the updated version number of the Control Hub OS.<br/><br/><p align="center">[[/images/Managing-a-Control-Hub/aboutRobotControllerNewOSVersion.jpg]]</p>|
| 5. When the OS update has completed, the Control Hub LED should switch from blue, back to its normal blink pattern (green, then it will blink blue once to indicate the Hub's serial address number, then the pattern repeats itself). Reconnect your computer to the Control Hub network and verify that the update was a success. <br/><br/><p align="center">[[/images/Managing-a-Control-Hub/osUpdateSuccess.jpg]]</p>Note that you can also check in the About page (through the Driver Station app) to verify the updated version number of the Control Hub OS.<br/><br/><p align="center">[[/images/Managing-a-Control-Hub/aboutRobotControllerNewOSVersion.jpg]]</p>|
### Connecting to the Control Hub Using Wireless ADB
Advanced users who use Android Studio to build and install the Robot Controller app onto their Control Hub should be familiar with the Android Debug Bridge (adb) utility. adb is included with the Android development platform tools. It can be used to communicate with an Android device such as the Control Hub.