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# Flashing from the Transmitter
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For radios running ersky9x r221e2 or newer, there is an option to flash a precompiled firmware file to the multiprotocol module using the transmitter's Maintenance Mode.
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## Tools required
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* A compatible transmitter running ersky9x r221e2, or newer
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* A precompiled multiprotocol firmware file (.hex for Atmega328p or .bin for STM32)
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* A **Flash from TX** bootloader installed on the multiprotocol module
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* A means to get the firmware file onto the transmitter's SD card
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Consult the [ersky9x site](http://www.er9x.com/) to see if your transmitter is compatible.
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The transmitter firmware can be downloaded from the [ersky9x test firmware page](http://openrcforums.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=4676).
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## Procedure
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1. Either:
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1. Connect the transmitter using a USB cable and power it on, or
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1. Remove the SD card from the transmitter and mount it using a suitable reader
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1. Copy the pre-compiled firmware file into the **\firmware** folder of the SD card (create the folder if it does not exist)
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1. Power the transmitter off and remove the USB cable or put the SD card back in the transmitter
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1. Enter the transmitter's Maintenance Menu by powering it on with the outer buttons of the two horizontal trims held down
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1. Select **Update Multi**,
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1. Choose the appropriate file type
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1. **HEX** to update an Atmega328p module
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1. **BIN** to update an STM32 module
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1. Select **Update**
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1. Choose the firmware file to flash, long press to select it
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1. Long press again to flash the selected file to the module
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When flashing has finished, long press EXIT to reboot in normal mode.
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## Troubleshooting
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TBD
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