Plug Nomad into a USB port
Your browser will show a list of serial devices. Pick Nomad and click Connect. A board still running its factory program connects as it is, with nothing to hold down.
If it will not connect, use boot mode
Only needed on a board that has already been flashed once. Leave Nomad plugged in and powered, then:
- Press and hold the left button.
- Press and release the right button.
- Release the left button.
Then click Connect again. On the Mk4 case both buttons stay exposed.
Write the firmware
Writes the selected build to the board. The bootloader, partition table and app all go on in one image (…). It takes about a minute, and the board should stay plugged in the whole time.
Which board do you have?Format the card
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A web page has no access to drives or partitions, so this is the one step that happens outside the browser. Use the disk tool for your system if you have one, or run the commands below with the card plugged in.
Choose the SD card
Pick the root of the card, the drive itself and not a folder inside it. Your browser will ask permission to save changes.
Pick what to copy
First boot
Once the card is written, the rest happens on the device itself.
- Insert the card and power Nomad from any USB port.
- Connect to the Wi-Fi network
Jcorp_Nomadwith the passwordpassword. - Open the browser interface. Most phones and laptops will offer it automatically through the captive portal.
- Click the gear icon, then Library Index, then Full Scan Now.
- Watch the Admin Console for progress. A large library can take several minutes.
Both the Wi-Fi name and the password can be changed later from the Admin page.
Choose your existing card
Pick the root of the card you are already using.
Update the interface
Overwrites the interface files with the current versions.