Unofficial Guide to Updating Anduril Firmware

Welcome to my unofficial guide for updating the firmware on flashlights running the Anduril user interface created by ToyKeeper (a.k.a. Selene).

Anduril is open source software (GPL) and the Anduril source code is available for anyone to download and customize.

The Wurkkos TS10, an affordable entry-level light that runs Anduril

This guide covers both general topics for most lights but also several specific lights or types of lights.

Note

Naturally, there may be some focus/bias on lights I have access to since I can be much more specific about those models based on personal experience!

This documentation grew out of several posts on my blog and r/flashlight on Reddit covering a few different lights. See References for more sources.

Danger

There is a possibility of damaging the flashlight during these procedures. Proceed with caution!

Follow these instructions at your own risk!

Contents:

• Anduril Basics
  • Other Documentation and Resources
  • Basic Usage
• Why Update the Firmware on a Flashlight?
  • Bug Fixes
  • Quality of Life Improvements
  • Consistency
  • For the fun of it!
• Accessing Light Drivers and Controllers
  • Flashing Pads
  • Controller Chip
• Flashing Hardware
  • General Hardware Information
  • Programmers
  • Pre-Made Complete Kits
  • Adapting Kits or DIY Probes
• Firmware Files
  • Identifying the Correct Firmware
  • Obtaining a new Firmware File
• Flashing Firmware
  • Controller Chip Storage Areas
  • Flashing Methods
  • Wrapping Up
• Light-Specific Flashing Guides
  • Updating Emisar/Noctigon (“Hank”) Lights
  • Updating Emisar D3AA and other avr32dd20 3-Pin UPDI Lights
  • Updating Wurkkos TS10, Sofirn SP10 Pro, and other 3-Pin UPDI Lights
  • Updating a 2020 Sofirn SP36 Pro, Sofirn LT1, and other SOIC8 Lights
  • Updating Fireflies PL47G2/PL47MU, Sofirn LT1, and other 3 over 3 Lights
• References

General Procedure

The general procedure for updating a light is as follows:

• Identify the light and current firmware

• Obtain appropriate programmer hardware

• Obtain or craft an appropriate probe

• Obtain a new firmware file

• Setup programming software

• Connect the programmer to the light

• Test the connection with the light

• Backup the current firmware

• Update the light with new firmware

• Perform a factory reset

Emisar DT8