v0.2.3

Changes

• Correctly display firmware version number when part of the version contains a zero
• Show message box after a successful AVR module flash using a USBasp
• Typo fixes

Downloads

Note: The executable installer for Windows has been removed from the downloads. Please download and extract the standalone (.zip) file instead. See #16.

• flash-multi-0.2.3.zip - Standalone / portable Windows version
  Checksum (SHA256): C0AB40F93F9962D22797F2B9CF9359AED0F26E909E025D3B23A19C62D4DB4C75

• flash-multi-0.2.3.tar.gz - Linux archive package
  Checksum (SHA256): 8C68278C20659195CBE0304F313D6EFB678BE6F85B6B499334C0BB7982D987E3

Antivirus Detection

Some antivirus programs (including Windows Defender) will sometimes detect the Flash Multi installer as a virus / trojan and quarantine it. It is neither of those things but if you are concerned you can download the standalone / portable .zip file which is not detected as malicious.

v0.2.2

Changes

• Handle new binary file signature which contains more data about the compiled firmware
• Fix a deadlock when flashing an AVR module multiple times
• Add capability to flash an AVR module from Linux or macOS

Downloads

Note: The executable installer for Windows has been removed from the downloads. Please download and extract the standalone (.zip) file instead. See #16.

• flash-multi-0.2.2.zip - Standalone / portable Windows version
  Checksum (SHA256): CC1BFDD2E0EEA955D3BCA0769883C6D5D2A33E8AD8388647CD0F206443A13D99

• flash-multi-0.2.2.tar.gz - Linux archive package
  Checksum (SHA256): B6381E17A99AD6AB0C1B87059679B87A45A3703595BCD71E0C36EF778B368621

Antivirus Detection

Some antivirus programs (including Windows Defender) will sometimes detect the Flash Multi installer as a virus / trojan and quarantine it. It is neither of those things but if you are concerned you can download the standalone / portable .zip file which is not detected as malicious.

I am working on switching from Inno Setup to NSIS for the installation package to see if this resolves the problem.

v0.2.1

Changes

• New version of maple-reset.exe with better handling of DFU mode switch - solves a problem with some modules not being able to be flashed because they don't remain in DFU mode as long as they should
• Some UI messages tweaked and pointless messages suppressed

Downloads

Note: The executable installer for Windows has been removed from the downloads. Please download and extract the standalone (.zip) file instead. See #16.

• flash-multi-0.2.1.zip - Standalone / portable Windows version
  Checksum (SHA256): E1F9F6CD80EEDE4360A1F85BF760C8DB6E0A7215E60B1A63DD77EDE86D60DCE6

• flash-multi-0.1.6.tar.gz - Linux archive package
  Checksum (SHA256): 73E981B78841121B135AF04157880AFCF4E1B0F6E66AAA2B930BA78F565EFCE4

Antivirus Detection

Some antivirus programs (including Windows Defender) will sometimes detect the Flash Multi installer as a virus / trojan and quarantine it. It is neither of those things but if you are concerned you can download the standalone / portable .zip file which is not detected as malicious.

I am working on switching from Inno Setup to NSIS for the installation package to see if this resolves the problem.

v0.2.0

Changes

• Support for flashing .bin files to ATmega328p-based modules with AVRDUDE (Windows only)
  Note: .bin files for AVR modules must be compiled/exported using firmware source v1.2.1.79 or higher and Multi 4-in-1 IDE board version 1.0.9 or higher
• Firmware files compiled from latest source and using latest IDE board will show firmware information when selected for upload
• Progress bar shows flashing progress
• Window is now resizable

Downloads

Note: The executable installer for Windows has been removed from the downloads. Please download and extract the standalone (.zip) file instead. See #16.

• flash-multi-0.2.0.zip - Standalone / portable Windows version
  Checksum (SHA256): 1A1BD6C4278B934C7646D1409E63C2C611BEC25E8AC287B5033B4E4FE19643CA

• flash-multi-0.1.6.tar.gz - Linux archive package
  Checksum (SHA256): E47C4E1FA92D8008726B2C0ACD558C256C1A4A99A04D5F98997200BDBA20FA9E

Antivirus Detection

Some antivirus programs (including Windows Defender) will sometimes detect the Flash Multi installer as a virus / trojan and quarantine it. It is neither of those things but if you are concerned you can download the standalone / portable .zip file which is not detected as malicious.

I am working on switching from Inno Setup to NSIS for the installation package to see if this resolves the problem.

v0.1.6

Changes

• Added a Serial Monitor which can be used to debug firmware compiled with DEBUG_SERIAL enabled. See the Serial Monitor Documentation for more information.
• Added support for macOS to Linux script.

Downloads

Note: The executable installer for Windows has been removed from the downloads. Please download and extract the standalone (.zip) file instead. See #16.

• flash-multi-0.1.6.zip - Standalone / portable Windows version
  Checksum (SHA256): D38DE2916C09C6E2BD02EE1D9B4D32AA81466DE4275908424B69CE1B04AC61CC

• flash-multi-0.1.6.tar.gz - Linux archive package
  Checksum (SHA256): E47C4E1FA92D8008726B2C0ACD558C256C1A4A99A04D5F98997200BDBA20FA9E

Antivirus Detection

Some antivirus programs (including Windows Defender) will sometimes detect the Flash Multi installer as a virus / trojan and quarantine it. It is neither of those things but if you are concerned you can download the standalone / portable .zip file which is not detected as malicious.

I am working on switching from Inno Setup to NSIS for the installation package to see if this resolves the problem.

v0.1.5

Changes

• Removed 'Write Bootloader' setting as USB/bootloader support will now be detected in the compiled firmware image and the bootloader written as needed (when flashing via serial)
• Prevent writing firmware compiled without USB support via native USB port
• Remember the window position
• Add Cancel button to DFU recovery dialog box
• Initial release of shell script version for Linux
• Various other small enhancements

Downloads

Note: The executable installer for Windows has been removed from the downloads. Please download and extract the standalone (.zip) file instead. See #16.

• flash-multi-0.1.5.zip - Standalone / portable Windows version
  Checksum (SHA256): 0F4DA5487517F61F8FCEBAA8454BB8DD90FB364FDB41D3F8EFFEC08AE83FC25B

• flash-multi-0.1.5.tar.gz - Linux archive package
  Checksum (SHA256): 21EAAC4CF238CD26ACA20BBFADD6400DD6B68043807EA99A9EE70AF6F02A3FC6

Antivirus Detection

Some antivirus programs (including Windows Defender) will sometimes detect the Flash Multi installer as a virus / trojan and quarantine it. It is neither of those things but if you are concerned you can download the standalone / portable .zip file which is not detected as malicious.

I am working on switching from Inno Setup to NSIS for the installation package to see if this resolves the problem.

v0.1.4

Changes

• Added a DFU Recovery mode to enable re-flashing modules which have had non-USB enabled Multiprotocol firmware flashed via the native USB port.

Downloads

Note: The executable installer for Windows has been removed from the downloads. Please download and extract the standalone (.zip) file instead. See #16.

• flash-multi-0.1.4.zip - Standalone / portable version
  Checksum (SHA256): AA887ECB46F78E30C2CEB43D2EF4457AB5994386C3336F8BBBE94F70ABE703AD

v0.1.3

Changes

• Added update check to prompt if a newer version of Flash Multi is available
• COM port will automatically be selected if a new device is plugged in while Flash Multi is running
• GPL v3 license added to the source and release files
• Refactoring and commenting the source

Downloads

Note: The executable installer for Windows has been removed from the downloads. Please download and extract the standalone (.zip) file instead. See #16.

• flash-multi-0.1.3.zip - Standalone / portable version
  Checksum (SHA256): 80C4DC2FC1FE138D308F3B98A46A7F87D83BDF6C7308CF547DD66EF1187B6E0A

v0.1.2

Changes

Writing the bootloader is now optional when flashing via an FTDI connection

This allows flashing firmware which does not have CHECK_FOR_BOOTLOADER enabled, i.e. release files with FTDI in the name rather than TXFLASH.

The 'Write Bootloader' option will be automatically set to Yes if a file with _TXFLASH_ in the name is selected, and set to No if a file with _FTDI_ in the name is selected. When selecting files with other names it must be set manually to either Yes or No, as appropriate.

If a module which supports Maple USB upload is plugged in the 'Write Bootloader' option will be set to Yes and the controls disabled, because a module in USB mode already has the bootloader installed and this cannot be changed via USB.

See the updated instructions for more information.

Installer Updates

• Installing the native USB drivers is now optional. The drivers only need to be installed once and can be unchecked on subsequent installations or upgrades.
• Added a post-install information screen with details about installing additional drivers and a link to the documentation.

Downloads

Note: The executable installer for Windows has been removed from the downloads. Please download and extract the standalone (.zip) file instead. See #16.

• flash-multi-0.1.2.zip - Standalone / portable version

v0.1.1

Changes

• Update maple-reset.exe to 0.3

Fixes

• Handle COM ports larger than COM9
• Order the COM port list properly

Downloads

Note: The executable installer for Windows has been removed from the downloads. Please download and extract the standalone (.zip) file instead. See #16.

• flash-multi-0.1.1.exe - Full Windows installer package
• flash-multi-0.1.1.zip - Standalone / portable version