How do I find out the version of my WirelessHART Test System

Modified on Wed, 24 Nov, 2021 at 12:08 PM

To determine the current installed version of the WirelessHART Test System tools (Kit-193) on your system, open a linux terminal on your HTS (HART Test System) and type “kit193ver” (without the quotes) at the shell prompt. If Kit-193 is installed, the version number will be displayed, e.g., KIT-193 v1.9A or KIT-193 v1.9E. The letter A or E in the version number represents the processor on the HTS and exists for historical reasons. The software version number is specified by the numerical value, e.g., 1.9. An HTS with v1.9A installed on it has identical Kit-193 software as an HTS that has v1.9E.


If Kit-193 is not installed on the HTS, "kit193ver: command not found" will be displayed. If you do not develop or test WirelessHART devices, Kit-193 is not likely to be installed on your Test System.


It is highly recommended that you use the latest released version of the tools for your device testing. Please note that, in general, test logs are not accepted for device registration from older versions of Kit-193 after a software update has been released.


If more than 6 months have elapsed since the last software update was released and your system has an older version installed, please update your system with the latest version.



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