🔩 Firmware Upgrade
Firmware ships inside the installer — nothing to download. Day-to-day upgrades are one click in Settings → Device.
How to upgrade
- Open Settings (the ⚙ at the bottom of the left shortcut library)
- Switch to the Device tab
- Look at the Firmware version row:
- Already current → it just shows the version (e.g.
1.0.21) - A newer firmware ships with the installer → it shows
current → availableplus an Upgrade button
- Already current → it just shows the version (e.g.
- Click Upgrade → a progress dialog walks through: enter download mode → wait for USB drive → write firmware → re-check version
- “Upgrade succeeded, device is running x.x.x” means done
While upgrading
| Note | Detail |
|---|---|
| Don't unplug USB | An interrupted write can leave the device in download mode |
| Closing the dialog is safe | The upgrade keeps running in the background and the version is re-checked |
| Just retry on failure | No automatic retry — close the dialog and click Upgrade again |
| Status text | Offline → “Device not connected”; in progress → “Upgrading…” |
Manual download mode (troubleshooting)
If the automatic flow can't proceed, use Settings → Device → Enter upgrade mode (“enter download mode”): the device shows up as a USB drive labelled QUAKE DFU — copy the firmware from resources/firmware onto it. A brief black screen and reboot during the process is normal.
Prefer the Upgrade button for normal upgrades — it verifies versions for you.