Bandolibre Software Update

How it works

The instrument restarts into its firmware update mode, where it shows up as the MIDI device "Bandolibre firmware update". This page writes the new firmware page by page, checks each page, then checks the whole image before making it bootable. The instrument then restarts with it. Your saved settings are kept.

If something goes wrong

Closing this page, losing the cable or the power during an update is safe: the instrument comes back in firmware update mode instead of starting a half-written firmware. Open this page again and choose Resume update.

Without a browser that supports Web MIDI, hold the leftmost function button (FN2) while plugging the instrument in: a drive called BANDOLIBRE appears. Copy the .uf2 file onto it.

Other pages

The configuration tool and BandoPM can stay open: they leave the instrument alone during the update and reconnect afterwards.

Bandolibre Software Update

Updates the instrument's firmware over USB, from this page.

Instrument

Starting…

Firmware: —up to date

A previous update did not finish, so the instrument cannot play yet. Choose a firmware below and press Resume update.

The board restarted in STM32 DFU mode. The browser asks once before this page may use it: press Find the board and choose "STM32 BOOTLOADER".

The instrument is waiting in firmware update mode. Update it below, or go back to playing without updating.

Latest firmware

Firmware: —
Source: —

This file replaces the bootloader, the part that starts the firmware and updates it. It installs only in STM32 DFU mode: choose Restart in DFU mode in the Instrument card's ⋮ menu. A board that does not start gets there with FN0: unplug the USB cable and the left keyboard, then hold FN0 while plugging the USB cable in.

Progress

to write writing written checked rewritten failed unused DFU mode only kept

Idle

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