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--- en:burning_tool_manual [2022/01/22 20:02]
Dmitriy
+++ en:burning_tool_manual [2022/02/02 19:52] (current)
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-FIXME **This page is not fully translated, yet. Please help completing the translation.**\\ //(remove this paragraph once the translation is finished)//
 ====== Instructions for using the Amlogic Burning Tool ======
-Burning Tool is a program for flashing devices based on Amlogic processors. Used for low-level firmware, using the bootloader built into the processor. The program is installed using the installer, like other software under Windows OS. Administrator rights are required for installation. During installation, the program also installs the required driver.
+Burning Tool is a program for flashing devices based on Amlogic processors. It should be used for low-level firmware flashing, using the bootloader built into the processor. The program is installed using the installer, like other software for Windows OS. Administrator rights are required for installation. During installation, the program also installs the required driver.
 You can download the program at: [[http://update.jethome.ru/tools/USB_Burning_Tool_v2.2.3.zip]]
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   * As a rule, the device has a button to switch the boot mode. The button can be accessed through a hole in the housing. When turning on the device or rebooting it, it is necessary to hold this button pressed for 1-2 seconds from the moment the USB cable (power) is connected.
-  * If there is a console connected to the device, then you can interrupt the loading of the Linux kernel (for example, by pressing the Enter key immediately after turning on or rebooting the device) and enter the u-boot command input mode. At the u-boot command prompt, run the update command.
+  * If there is a UART console connected to the device, then you can interrupt the loading of the Linux kernel (for example, by pressing the Enter key immediately after turning on or rebooting the device) and enter the u-boot command input mode. At the u-boot command prompt, run the update command.
   * For other ways to switch to bootloader mode, see the instructions for your device.
-After the device is successfully connected to the PC and identified in the Burning Tool program, the inscription “Connect success” will be displayed in the main program window.
+After the device is successfully connected to the PC and identified in the Burning Tool program, the  “Connect success” message will be displayed in the main program window.
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 To start flashing the image, click the "Start" button in the upper right corner of the main program window. The firmware process will begin.
-<color #ed1c24>If errors occur during the flashing of the HassOS image, then it is necessary to uncheck the "Erase flash"</color> checkbox before starting the flashing process.
+<color #ed1c24>If errors occur during the flashing of the HassOS image, then it is necessary to uncheck "Erase flash" and "Erase bootloader"</color> checkboxes before starting the flashing process.
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-After that, you can click on the "Stop" button, prohibiting the automatic start of the firmware procedure when the device is connected to the PC again.
+After that, you can click on the "Stop" button, to disable the automatic start of the firmware procedure when the device is connected to the PC again.

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