Cisco CTS-1300

Looking for direction: We have been asked to install and calibrate a Cisco CTS-1300. This brand new (never unboxed) CTS-1300 has been sitting on the client premise waiting to be installed since 2014. The present software version on the system is 1.8****. My problem is when I try to access the Troubleshooting > Hardware Setup > Displays, in order to set up the camera calibration. I get an on screen message that say's "The Cisco TelePresence system is updating-Depending on which components are being updated, this could take less than a minute or as much as 30 or more minutes. Troubleshooting is disabled until the updates complete. Please try again in a few minutes." Please note, the system is not connected to any network, it’s sitting as a standalone right now. We are using a laptop connected to the auxiliary data port on the CTS-1300 via a crossover cable. Please instruct me as to how I can get pass this message and continue on with calibrating the system. The customer’s idea was to have the system physically set up and camera calibration completed, so that when they ultimately connect their system to the CUCM all should be ready. Looking for some answers.
Thank you,
LW

did you try to connect to the codec via the console port? did you do a tcpdump to see if the file is really transfered? did you try to receive the file from the tftp server and do a md5 checksum test to see if its the right one? You are sure that its the right software version, ....?
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