Firmware Downgrade 6.0 UMS5

[Atomic_Diode 0]

Hi, I want to download a previous version of firmware for my UMS5 but, the only options I can EASILY find are 7.0 and up. 7.0 still has bugs even the stable version. I need to downgrade fast to get back up and printing. I have looked for older firmware and its so freaking hard to find it you would think it be much easier. Can anyone help thanks. 

[MariMakes 198]

Hey @Atomic_Diode,

 

Welcome to the Ultimaker Community 🎉

 

What are you encountering in your current firmware that makes you want to downgrade?
You are missing out on a lot of cool features if you downgrade!

https://support.makerbot.com/s/article/1667410781982

Perhaps we can help you solve the issue you are encountering and so you can keep using the latest features. 🤔

[Atomic_Diode 0]

17 minutes ago, MariMakes said:

Hey @Atomic_Diode,

 

Welcome to the Ultimaker Community 🎉

 

What are you encountering in your current firmware that makes you want to downgrade?
You are missing out on a lot of cool features if you downgrade!

https://support.makerbot.com/s/article/1667410781982

Perhaps we can help you solve the issue you are encountering and so you can keep using the latest features. 🤔

I was printing just fine without the upgrade now my printer is not running. I just want to know where are the other firmware's I have visited that link you shared but I dont see a download button or option. The issue that I got as soon as I updated the firmware is " Flow sensor within feeder 2 is not working properly"

[Gero 54]

if you are sure that there are no actual problems with the filament feed (such as a partially encrusted nozzle, filament residue on the feed gear, etc.) the fastest way to print without problems for the time being would be to switch off the flow sensor in the settings.

this can be done directly on the printer. in this case, no firmware installation would be necessary and the printer would be ready for use again in a few minutes. 

[Atomic_Diode 0]

11 hours ago, Gero said:

if you are sure that there are no actual problems with the filament feed (such as a partially encrusted nozzle, filament residue on the feed gear, etc.) the fastest way to print without problems for the time being would be to switch off the flow sensor in the settings.

this can be done directly on the printer. in this case, no firmware installation would be necessary and the printer would be ready for use again in a few minutes. 

I wish I could but there are other issues such as extreme lag, warm up issues, abort issues. I tried to turn off flow sensor did nothing because of other bugs that this new shot update gave me.