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FAST System Image Burning

System Preparation Before Flashing​

  1. Prepare the required equipment
  • Card reader
  • One TF card, capacity 16GB-128GB, transmission speed Class 10 or above.
  • It is recommended to use TF cards from major brands such as SanDisk, Samsung, Kioxia, etc. Avoid using generic/no-name TF cards!
  • Windows system computer (WIN7, WIN10, WIN11 are all acceptable)

  1. Download the flashing tool Config Myprint

    • Click the download link below
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  2. Install the Find Myprints tool according to the link below

Open the Flashing Tool Config Myprint​

1. Enter the System Configuration Interface​

After launching the software, select the System Configuration option from the left menu bar to enter the system flashing interface.

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2. Connect the Storage Device​

Connect the storage card to be flashed to the computer's USB port via a card reader.

💡 Suggestion: Using a USB 3.0 or higher interface can significantly improve flashing speed.

3. Identify the Storage Device​

Click the Refresh button next to Storage Device to ensure the system correctly recognizes the connected storage card.

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4. Select the Device Model​

Click Device Selection, and choose the corresponding configuration scheme based on the device model you are using.

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5. Execute the Flashing Operation​

After confirming the device selection is correct, click the Start Flashing button.

Important Warning
  • This operation will permanently erase all data on the storage card!
  • Please ensure important files are backed up before flashing.
  • Do not disconnect the device during the flashing process.
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6. Complete the Flashing​

Wait for the flashing progress to complete. When the interface displays a "Complete" prompt, it indicates the system image has been successfully written.

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System Boot Precautions​

System Boot
  • To ensure stable operation of the device, always use a power adapter rated at least 5V 2A for the first boot and subsequent use.
  • Some computer USB ports may not meet this standard.

Modifying Other System Configuration Options​

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

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