No drivers. No IDE. No command line. Plug in your board, pick your firmware, click Flash — done in under a minute.
📱 Works on Android too — Chrome + USB OTG adapter, no PC needed.
Connect via USB. On Windows you may need a CH340 or CP2102 driver if not already installed.
Select the firmware for your board below. Each card shows what it does and which hardware it targets.
Your browser will prompt you to select the USB serial port. Select it, confirm the flash, and wait ~30 seconds.
After reboot, connect to the WyConfig WiFi hotspot and enter your credentials. Device saves them to flash and connects.
/broadcast.
Every firmware ships with a built-in config mode. You don't need to reflash to change WiFi credentials or point the device at a different CKB node.
On first boot, the device broadcasts a WiFi hotspot named WyConfig. Connect to it from your phone or laptop.
A config page opens at 192.168.4.1. Enter your WiFi network name, password, and CKB node URL.
Hit Save. Settings are written to flash and the device reboots into normal operation.
To reconfigure later: hold the boot button for 3 seconds. The hotspot comes back up.
http://192.168.x.x:8114),
a light client (http://192.168.x.x:9000), or a public endpoint like
https://mainnet.ckbapp.dev. Your own node is always best — no rate limits, no trust required.