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@Dear Piper,
Our technical support has sent you the firmware via email. Please check.
“AP3000 old firmware (1.16x) work fine, but I still can’t flash intermediate openwrt image, firmware says it’s for different product… model AP3000 ceiling mount.”

@Dear Manfry,
Our technical support has sent you the firmware via email. Please check.
“I am having a similar issue to comment below mine, my SN starting with AP30002337”

@Dear Jaroslav,
Our technical support has sent you the firmware via email. Please check.

“Dear Cudy support,
could you please help me with AX3000 Ceiling AP, model AP3000 v1 (SN begins AP3000_2524….). I downloaded the file AP 3000 Wall 1.0.zip from your Google Drive. But I’m not able to install this firmware – I get the following message:

File is invalid. Please retry.
Uploaded File: firmware.bin
Size: 14.25 MB (14945878 B)
MD5: 376d404fd1535cc51168e365e2374427

Please ignore the filename – I tried to flash file with the original name from ZIP file (eg. cudy_ap3000wall-v1-sysupgrade_20251119.bin) and then I tried a shorter filename (eg. firmware.bin). Anyway the result is same.

Is there MD5/SHA has available? Or another (older file for flashing)?

Thanks a lot and best regards

Jaroslav"

AP3000 old firmware (1.16x) work fine, but I still can’t flash intermediate openwrt image, firmware says it’s for different product… model AP3000 ceiling mount.

I am having a similar issue to comment below mine, my SN starting with AP30002337

“Dear Cudy support,
could you please help me with AX3000 Ceiling AP, model AP3000 v1 (SN begins AP3000_2524….). I downloaded the file AP 3000 Wall 1.0.zip from your Google Drive. But I’m not able to install this firmware – I get the following message:

File is invalid. Please retry.
Uploaded File: firmware.bin
Size: 14.25 MB (14945878 B)
MD5: 376d404fd1535cc51168e365e2374427

Please ignore the filename – I tried to flash file with the original name from ZIP file (eg. cudy_ap3000wall-v1-sysupgrade_20251119.bin) and then I tried a shorter filename (eg. firmware.bin). Anyway the result is same.

Is there MD5/SHA has available? Or another (older file for flashing)?

Thanks a lot and best regards

Jaroslav"