System Image Flashing

Flashing the System

1. Open Rufus, select the device. The displayed capacity should match the capacity of the SD card inserted into the computer.

   

2. For Boot selection, simply leave it set to the default option, Disk or ISO image.

3. To select the image file, click the Select button to the right of Boot selection, and choose the extracted .img file.

4. After selecting the image file, the Boot selection field will change to display the filename of the image.

   

5. Click the Start button. If a window pops up indicating that the disk data needs to be erased, click OK.

   

6. Once the flashing process is complete, the computer will emit a prompt sound, and the progress bar will show Ready.

   

7. After flashing is complete, there is no need to immediately remove the SD card.

8. Open File Explorer and check if there is a USB drive or removable disk named BOOT.

   

9. The appearance of the FlyOS-env file indicates that the flashing was successful.

10. Install the SD card into the motherboard.

Installing the System Card

M2WE Installation Diagram for PI-V2

TF Card Installation Diagram for PI-V2

Installing the Antenna

1. Install the antenna for the M2WE or 2.4G WiFi module.

warning

• The FLY host computer requires the M2WE or 2.4G WIFI module; otherwise, WiFi cannot be used.
• Please note that the host computer does not support WIFIs with Chinese names and does not support dual-band合一 WiFi (2.4G and 5G).

• The red arrow points to the WIFI antenna interface.
• The WIFI antenna port is ipex1.
• Please install the antenna onto the M2WE; otherwise, poor signal may prevent connecting to the router.

tip

• After the system card is installed, proceed to the next step and connect to the host computer via SSH.

2. Power the host computer.
   At this point, your host computer is now ready to boot up!!!
   Proceed to the next step: SSH Connect to Host

Modifying Other System Configuration Options

For modifying other system configuration options, please refer to: Modifying System Configuration