hi, all i am attempting to convert my trusty nano talon into a better long range plane. So that of course starts with a flight control board. So i purchased a matek f41wse board and am trying to get inav to work on it but when i connect the board up to the inav configurator the it says that i need to flash the firmware. ok no problem but then i go into the firmware flasher page and select my board, the latest version of inav and the correct baud rate so then i load the firmware and attempt to flash it to the board but then it says it has failed to flash to the board. Any ideas?
INAV firmware flashing
- Thread starter tobyn
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What OS is on the box you are trying to flash with? Have you flashed any other boards with that box in the past? Did the configurator show DFU in the serial port box before you tried to flash IT? Should not have to change the baud rate from default. Make sure you have the full erase box checked before flashing. A screenshot of the flashing screen before hitting flash would be good, and possibly one of the error too.
Cheers,
LitterBug
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LitterBug
im using windows 10 on the computer, this is the first time i have tried to flash inav, and i was able to connect to the configurator but it sent me directly to theCLI menu and said the version of firmware was not supported i think i have the corect baud rate and i did select the full chip erase
here are the screenshots
here are the screenshots
You need to put the board in to DFU mode. If it is still showing COM5, it will not flash. There are several ways to do this. The easiest is to hold down the "boot" button on the board when you plug the USB cable in. The other way can vary depending on the firmware that is already on the board. From the CLI prompt, type "BL" then return. If that doesn't work, type "DFU" and return.
Cheers!
LitterBug
Cheers!
LitterBug
Probably a driver issue, download and run the driver fixer tool from here https://impulserc.com/pages/downloads
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