This firmware is only for iBasso DX200 device.
Download new firmware v1.10 for iBasso DX200 from here or here. Download firmware v1.09 from here. Download v1.07 from here.
Firmware details
Archive name: DX200-8.1-ota-v1.10
Archive file size: 691 MB
Firmware image: DX200-ota-full-1.10.120.zip
Release date: 2020-04-18
Build number: iBasso/DX200/DX200:8.1.0/OPM6.171019.030.K1/210112:userdebug/test-keys
Improvements with this firmware
1. Added screenshot function on the drop down notification bar. (Android OS)
2. Rectified the bug that multi-channel DSD can’t be played. (Android OS)
3. Improved the compatibility of the USB digital output. (Android OS)
4. Rectified the bug that when using folder play function, the Now playing music list would not be updated. (Android OS)
5. Rectified the bug that when playing DSD, there was a possibility of some white noise in the music background. (Mango OS)
6. Rectified the bug that the play mode displays on the main screen is different from the play mode displays on the play mode setting page. (Mango OS)
Instructions For Firmware update
Before this firmware update, please make sure your DX200 has been updated to the Android 8.1 OS. If you are not on 8.1, please download the Android O V1.01 firmware, then complete the firmware update using the Android Tool that you can find inside the firmware zip. The instructions for updating to 8.1 are also inside the zip once you have unzipped the file.
If the DX200 is already using the Android 8.1 OS, then follow the instructions below to complete the firmware update.
1. Copy and paste the DX200-ota-full-1.10.120.zip to your SD card’s root folder.
2. Go to Android OS, press Settings–>System–>Updater–>local update–>default and tap the zip file.
3. The whole update will take about 10 minutes. Reboot the DX200 after update completed. You can also choose to do a factory reset at this time to clear any artifacts from the previous firmware.
Caution Please do not update firmware unless you know what you are doing, you really want it or it is absolutely necessary. Firmware updates may occasionally have bad results, like bricking your device, temporarily or permanently. The firmware update process is done entirely at your own risk. Before attempting to update the firmware, back up your data.
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