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| - | ====== Boot into Upgrade Mode ====== | + | {{indexmenu_n> |
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| In order to flash the OS into eMMC with USB Upgrade Tool, you need to put the board enter Upgrade Mode.\\ | In order to flash the OS into eMMC with USB Upgrade Tool, you need to put the board enter Upgrade Mode.\\ | ||
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| * TST Mode (Recommended) | * TST Mode (Recommended) | ||
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| - Connect VIM4 to PC with a USB-C cable. | - Connect VIM4 to PC with a USB-C cable. | ||
| - Quickly press the '' | - Quickly press the '' | ||
| - | - After the Power LED (Red) turns OFF, this indicates that the board is in Upgrade Mode (Maskrom Mode). | + | - The Power LED (Red) turns OFF, which indicates that the board is in Upgrade Mode (Maskrom Mode). |
| <tabbox Key Mode> | <tabbox Key Mode> | ||
| - Connect VIM4 to PC with a USB-C cable. | - Connect VIM4 to PC with a USB-C cable. | ||
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| <tabbox Serial Mode> | <tabbox Serial Mode> | ||
| - Connect VIM4 to PC with a USB-C cable. | - Connect VIM4 to PC with a USB-C cable. | ||
| - | - Refer to [[products: | + | - Refer to [[products: |
| - Once again, make sure you’ve done the correct connections and setup. | - Once again, make sure you’ve done the correct connections and setup. | ||
| - Hit '' | - Hit '' | ||
| - | - Type '' | + | - Type '' |
| <tabbox Bootable TF Card> | <tabbox Bootable TF Card> | ||
| - [[products: | - [[products: | ||
Last modified: 2022/07/04 07:29 by hyphop