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In case this goes wrong, you can enter bootloader mode and flash manually.
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Bootloader mode is accessed by shorting Pin 4 from the digital out to GND. While in bootloader mode, you can update the board’s firmware and recover from potentially bad firmware updates.
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Bootloader mode is accessed by shorting Pin 4 from the digital out to GND **before connecting your board**. While in bootloader mode, you can update the board’s firmware and recover from potentially bad firmware updates.
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On Windows, the simplest way to achieve this is to run flash.bat from your /firmware folder in your Labrador directory (C:/Program Files/EspoTek/EspoTek Labrador).
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For Linux and Mac, you’ll need to download [dfu-programmer](https://github.com/dfu-programmer/dfu-programmer) and run the commands from the .bat file manually in terminal. Note that on Mac and Linux, unlike Windows you’ll want to flash the firmware ending in _0002.hex.
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There is a tool to do so in the later versions of the software ("Update 2" and onwards).
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Just go to help->firmware recovery in the software interface.
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# Using the Interface
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It’s for an old version of the software. I need to make a new one.
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## Calibration
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I recommend calibrating your device before doing anything else. Select Oscilloscope->Calibration and follow the on-screen instructions. During step 1, you’ll want to ensure nothing is connected. During step 2, both oscilloscope channels should be shorted to the USB connector on the board.
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## Shortcuts
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Some shortcuts may be different on Mac OS X.
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