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Add a Factory Reset Button for Erasing the settings Stored in Flash #40

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opened 2024-03-07 11:48:07 +08:00 by linuswck · 1 comment
linuswck commented 2024-03-07 11:48:07 +08:00
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Hardware Revision: v0_3

This is useful when the user have set the wrong IP Settings. With wrong IP Settings loaded, you cannot control or erase flash without using a SWD/JTAG adapter. Considering user may not always have access to a SWD/JTAG adapter on site, in this case, a factory reset button is useful.

This button can be exposed through a small hole on front panel.
Or if the front panel does not have space left, place it in somewhere else accessible on the PCB.

Hardware Revision: v0_3 This is useful when the user have set the wrong IP Settings. With wrong IP Settings loaded, you cannot control or erase flash without using a SWD/JTAG adapter. Considering user may not always have access to a SWD/JTAG adapter on site, in this case, a factory reset button is useful. This button can be exposed through a small hole on front panel. Or if the front panel does not have space left, place it in somewhere else accessible on the PCB.
sb10q commented 2024-03-07 12:12:11 +08:00
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There's already the bootloader/DFU jumper.

There's already the bootloader/DFU jumper.
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