1

Connect the device

Plug in one ACom or Arduino-compatible board by USB, then choose its serial port. Close Arduino IDE and serial monitors first.

No device selected
2
Select the board profile
3

Flash and verify

The flasher checks the board signature before writing, programs 128-byte pages, then reads every page back for verification.

Validating bundled firmware…

While flashing: do not unplug the cable, close this tab, lock the device, or let it sleep.

Cable, profile, and recovery guide

Use a USB data cable; charge-only cables cannot reach the bootloader. Select the profile explicitly because USB adapter names cannot reliably identify clone boards.

  • For Bazjo D-Com v2, try Nano New / Bazjo D-Com v2 first. If sync fails, reconnect and try Nano Old Bootloader.
  • A wrong board signature is stopped before firmware is written. Select the correct profile and retry.
  • If both Nano profiles fail, check the cable, USB driver, bootloader, reset wiring, and whether another app owns the serial port.
  • A successful result means every programmed page was read back and matched—not merely that the write completed.
FINAL CHECK // FIRMWARE 0.4.4

Confirm firmware flash