Pick your device and we'll take care of the rest.
USB adapter that connects paddles to your computer for web-based CW
Standalone morse code trainer with built-in screen and keyboard
Just the model. The exact board inside gets detected automatically when you connect.
Standard PCB with paddle inputs and sidetone
Adds a radio output port and built-in capacitive touch points
USB stick form factor with buzzer sidetone only
Hand-wired or breadboard build following GitHub specs, QT Py, XIAO, or Arduino Micro
Plug in your adapter, then click the button. Your browser will ask which device to use the first time.
The update button above handles all of this automatically. These are here for when something goes sideways.
sudo usermod -a -G dialout $USER then log out and back in.Click below and pick your adapter, or double-tap the reset button on the board. Either way a USB drive named QTPYBOOT, XIAOBOOT, or ADAPTERBOOT appears.
Drop the downloaded .uf2 onto the QTPYBOOT / XIAOBOOT / ADAPTERBOOT drive. The drive ejects itself when the update finishes, then the adapter restarts on the new firmware.
sudo usermod -a -G dialout $USER then log out and back in.Plug in your Summit with a USB-C data cable, then connect. The flasher puts it in bootloader mode automatically and shows the install options.
If automatic connection fails (like a "port in use" error), enter bootloader mode by hand: