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Firmware updatev1.2
Flight log uploadv1.1
Online USB Portalv1.0
Online USB WiFi configuratorv1.1
3D parts toolv1.0
Air hole calculatorv1.0
Altimeter Cloud APIv1.0
Altitude Predictorv1.0
Body Tube Strength Calculatorv1.0
Descent calculatorv1.0
Ejection Charge Calculatorv1.0
ESP web programmerv1.0
Fin Flutter Speed Calculatorv1.0
Firmware updatev1.2
Flight log uploadv1.1
Flight log verificationv1.1
Laser Cut Parts Designerv1.0
Online USB Portalv1.0
Online USB WiFi configuratorv1.1
Rail Exit Velocity Calculatorv1.0
Recovery Drift Calculatorv1.0
Visibility & Tracking Calculatorv1.0Make sure your device is connected and in boot mode, then click Connect.
Connecting to your device...
A full install erases the whole device, including saved settings, WiFi credentials, and any flight data still on the device. Choose Update unless you need a clean reset.
⚠ Do not unplug the device or close this tab while installing.
Your device has been updated and is restarting.
Three things to check, in order:
Web Serial is required and is supported only in desktop Chromium-based browsers — Chrome, Edge, Opera, Brave, and Vivaldi all work. Firefox and Safari do not. Mobile browsers do not either; you must be on a PC or laptop.
If you are on a supported browser and still do not see the Connect button, your browser may be out of date — update it and try again.
This is almost always cable movement. Even small bumps to a USB cable can interrupt the connection mid-write. Make sure the cable is firmly seated at both ends and avoid touching either the cable or the device while the progress bar is running.
If it keeps failing, try a different cable or a different USB port before assuming the device is at fault.
Some computers cut power to USB ports when the screen sleeps, which interrupts the flash. If this happens, just put the device back into boot mode and run the update again — partial writes are recoverable.
For long updates it can help to temporarily disable sleep in your OS power settings.
No. Installing the wrong firmware will not damage your device. Put it back into boot mode and use the Full Install option to start fresh with the correct firmware.
A full install will completely wipe your device before flashing. This cannot be undone.
Are you sure you want to continue?