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doc: doc adjustments for v2.7.0 release
adjusted the documentation for 2.7.0 ncs release Signed-off-by: Anna Wojdylo <[email protected]>
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Testing Device Firmware Update (DFU) | ||
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Testing Device Firmware Update | ||
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#. To enter the DFU mode, long press **Button 1** on your development kit. | ||
This action sets the device in the DFU mode, in which only the `Zephyr SMP Server`_ is running and Sidewalk is not operational. | ||
When the application is in the DFU mode, all LEDs flash every 500 ms to signal that the application is waiting for a new image. | ||
Complete the following steps to test the Device Firmware Update (DFU) on your device: | ||
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#. To perform a firmware update, follow the Bluetooth testing steps from the `DevZone DFU guide`_. | ||
When the update starts, the LEDs change the pattern to indicate upload in progress. | ||
.. tabs:: | ||
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#. To exit the DFU mode, long press **Button 1** again when device is in DFU mode. | ||
The device will set the device in the Sidewalk mode. | ||
If the update completes successfully, the device will start a new image. | ||
After using the DFU mode, the first bootup might take up to 60 seconds. | ||
During the image swap the application is silent, meaning that LEDs are not blinking and the console does not output any logs. | ||
The application, however, is running, so do not reset the device. | ||
In case the update fails, the old image is started instead. | ||
.. group-tab:: nRF52 and nRF53 DKs | ||
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.. include:: ../../ncs_links.rst | ||
#. Enter the DFU mode by long pressing **Button 1** on your development kit. | ||
This action sets the device in the DFU mode, in which only the `Zephyr SMP Server`_ is running and Sidewalk is not operational. | ||
When the application is in the DFU mode, all LEDs flash every 500 ms to signal that the application is waiting for a new image. | ||
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.. _DevZone DFU guide: https://devzone.nordicsemi.com/guides/nrf-connect-sdk-guides/b/software/posts/ncs-dfu#ble_testing | ||
#. To perform a firmware update, follow the Bluetooth testing steps from the `DevZone DFU guide`_. | ||
When the update starts, the LEDs change the pattern to indicate upload in progress. | ||
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#. To exit the DFU mode, long press **Button 1** again when device is in DFU mode. | ||
The device will set the device in the Sidewalk mode. | ||
If the update completes successfully, the device will start a new image. | ||
After using the DFU mode, the first bootup might take up to 60 seconds. | ||
During the image swap the application is silent, meaning that LEDs are not blinking and the console does not output any logs. | ||
The application, however, is running, so do not reset the device. | ||
In case the update fails, the old image is started instead. | ||
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.. group-tab:: nRF54 DKs | ||
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#. Enter the DFU mode by long pressing **Button 0** on your development kit. | ||
This action sets the device in the DFU mode, in which only the `Zephyr SMP Server`_ is running and Sidewalk is not operational. | ||
When the application is in the DFU mode, all LEDs flash every 500 ms to signal that the application is waiting for a new image. | ||
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#. To perform a firmware update, follow the Bluetooth testing steps from the `DevZone DFU guide`_. | ||
When the update starts, the LEDs change the pattern to indicate upload in progress. | ||
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#. To exit the DFU mode, long press **Button 0** again when device is in DFU mode. | ||
The device will set the device in the Sidewalk mode. | ||
If the update completes successfully, the device will start a new image. | ||
After using the DFU mode, the first bootup might take up to 60 seconds. | ||
During the image swap the application is silent, meaning that LEDs are not blinking and the console does not output any logs. | ||
The application, however, is running, so do not reset the device. | ||
In case the update fails, the old image is started instead. |
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