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Browser-based firmware flasher for RNode LoRa devices. Supports ESP32 (Web Serial) and nRF52 (USB DFU) targets, auto-detection, EEPROM provisioning, radio parameter configuration, and a built-in serial monitor — no installation required.
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README.md

RNode Flasher

Browser-based firmware flasher for RNode LoRa devices. No software installation required — connect your device via USB and flash directly from the browser using the Web Serial API.

Live at flasher.rns.moscow

Features

  • Flash ESP32-based RNode devices via Web Serial (Chrome, Edge, Opera, Firefox 151+)
  • Flash nRF52-based devices via USB DFU
  • Supported firmware: Meshtastic, MicroReticulum, RNSBox, RtNode, Classic RNode
  • Auto-detect connected device
  • One-click EEPROM provisioning and hash setup
  • Configure radio parameters (frequency, bandwidth, spreading factor, coding rate, TX power)
  • Configure display, WiFi, and Bluetooth settings
  • Built-in serial port monitor
  • EEPROM dump
  • Dark / light theme, Russian and English UI
  • Direct links that pre-select a device/variant (?d=<device-id>&v=<variant-id>)

Direct links

A link like https://flasher.rns.moscow/?d=htc-lora32v3&v=868-classic opens the flasher with that device and variant already selected. d is a short, hand-picked device id (see DEVICE_SHORT_ID in index.html); v is derived automatically from the variant name (see variantShortId()). Select a device and variant in the UI, then use the "Copy flasher link" button on the Info tab (Node Configuration panel) to get the link for the current selection.

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