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Flash button is disabled #424

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rickyManalo opened this issue Sep 14, 2023 · 12 comments
Open

Flash button is disabled #424

rickyManalo opened this issue Sep 14, 2023 · 12 comments

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@rickyManalo
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Describe the Bug

After following the instructions here, the Flash button seems to still be disabled. QMK already detected the keyboard as well. It already shows

HID console connected: Keychron Keychron C2 Pro (3434:0520:0101)

System Information

  • Operating system: Windows 10
  • QMK Toolbox version: 0.2.2
@fauxpark
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The latest Toolbox release currently does not include WB32 bootloader support. You can try the beta or use Keychron's version instead.

@rickyManalo
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Can you point me to those apps?

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@rickyManalo
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rickyManalo commented Sep 14, 2023

I tried the beta version, and it doesn't seem to detect the keyboard. Fortunately, 0.2.2 still can detect it

@fauxpark
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You need to put the board into bootloader mode. The HID console connected line is unrelated, it just means the Console feature is enabled in the firmware.

@rickyManalo
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rickyManalo commented Sep 14, 2023

Hmm, how do I do that? The guide from Keychron only said to hit fn + J + Z to go to DFU mode

@fauxpark
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Try holding down the top left key while plugging it in.

@rickyManalo
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You mean the esc key? The guide said that I need to hold the reset button. Can I not do that and just hold the esc key?

@fauxpark
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Yes, this is the Bootmagic feature, which checks a specific matrix location (usually 0,0 - hence why I said the top left key and not Escape) on startup to determine whether to jump to the bootloader.

@rickyManalo
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It seem to do something, but QMK didn't show that the board went to bootloader mode. The keyboard just didn't turn on the lights

@fauxpark
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The Toolbox may not work for this bootloader anyway - it uses an older version of dfu-util which has an issue with the L4 series, IIRC. I'm trying to get a new Toolbox released soon, but you may have to just use the CLI method of flashing for now... as long as your dfu-util version is fairly recent.

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rickyManalo commented Sep 20, 2023 via email

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