Browse Source

Add image showing which pads to bridge for DFU

Clara Hobbs 7 years ago
parent
commit
5a3dc3045a
2 changed files with 4 additions and 2 deletions
  1. 4
    2
      README.md
  2. BIN
      docs/dfu_pads.jpg

+ 4
- 2
README.md View File

68
 
68
 
69
 Set the Boot switch (SW1) on the PD Buddy Sink to the position not marked on
69
 Set the Boot switch (SW1) on the PD Buddy Sink to the position not marked on
70
 the silkscreen to set the device to DFU mode.  If your Sink doesn't have a Boot
70
 the silkscreen to set the device to DFU mode.  If your Sink doesn't have a Boot
71
-switch, you can simply bridge the two long, close-together pads on the
72
-footprint for SW1 with a blob of solder to achieve the same effect.  Once the
71
+switch installed, you can simply bridge the two pads of SW1 circled in [this
72
+image][dfu pads] with a blob of solder to achieve the same effect.  Once the
73
 Sink is set to DFU mode, plug it into your computer.  Flash the firmware with:
73
 Sink is set to DFU mode, plug it into your computer.  Flash the firmware with:
74
 
74
 
75
     $ dfu-util -a 0 -s 0x08000000:leave -D build/pd-buddy-firmware.bin
75
     $ dfu-util -a 0 -s 0x08000000:leave -D build/pd-buddy-firmware.bin
77
 Don't forget to set the switch back to normal mode (or remove the solder blob)
77
 Don't forget to set the switch back to normal mode (or remove the solder blob)
78
 after unplugging the device.
78
 after unplugging the device.
79
 
79
 
80
+[dfu pads]: docs/dfu_pads.jpg
81
+
80
 ### stlink
82
 ### stlink
81
 
83
 
82
 If you have an ST-LINK/V2, you can use it to flash the firmware via SWD as
84
 If you have an ST-LINK/V2, you can use it to flash the firmware via SWD as

BIN
docs/dfu_pads.jpg View File


Loading…
Cancel
Save