We have had a number of customers with old UAP-LR AP's wanting to upgrade to the latest's firmware (4+). These old AP's look like this and have the green LED (Blue are the AC ones)
If the customer is on firmware below 3 follow this
Factory reset the device by the following guide from Unifi
Locate the reset button of the device, using the Quick Start Guide, accessible in our Downloads page. Use the left hand product menu to filter down to individual models and find the QSG under the Documentation subsection on the page.
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SSH into the device with a program like Putty, enter the IP address into the putty like this
Enter the following commands, after each upgrade you will have to wait until the upgrade is done. We run a ping to the IP address to see when it reboots
- upgrade http://dl.ubnt.com/unifi/firmware/BZ2/3.2.12.2920/BZ.ar7240.v3.2.12.2920.150531.1645.bin
Let it reboot and log back in with Putty - upgrade http://dl.ubnt.com/unifi/firmware/BZ2/3.7.17.5220/firmware.bin
Let it reboot and log back in with Putty - upgrade https://dl.ubnt.com/unifi/firmware/BZ2/3.9.27.8537/BZ.ar7240.v3.9.27.8537.180317.1223.bin
Let it reboot and log back in with Putty - upgrade https://dl.ui.com/unifi/firmware/BZ2/3.9.54.9373/BZ.ar7240.v3.9.54.9373.180913.2356.bin
If this fails remove the s from https and try again
Let it reboot and log back in with Putty - upgrade https://dl.ui.com/unifi/firmware/BZ2/4.0.9.9636/BZ.ar7240.v4.0.9.9636.181128.2215.bin
If this fails remove the s from https and try again
Let it reboot and log back in with Putty - upgrade https://dl.ui.com/unifi/firmware/BZ2/4.0.14.9736/BZ.ar7240.v4.0.14.9736.181224.1724.bin
If this fails remove the s from https and try again
Let it reboot and log back in with Putty - From here you can upgrade in the controller, so in SSH enter the following
set-inform http://IP-ADDRESS-OF-SERVER:8080/inform - Goto your controller and adopt the device and upgrade.