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ADAM Audio D3V firmware update on linux
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Instruction.md
  1. Download an installer for Windows (by giving them your email for some reason): https://www.adam-audio.com/en/news/industry/d3v-firmware-updater/
  2. Install the updater somewhere (via wine). When installer finishes you can try starting the updater but it will do nothing. However, what we actually need is a firmware blob. Assuming the default wine prefix it should be at this path:
/home/$USER/.wine/drive_c/users/$USER/AppData/Local/D3V Updater/resources/firmware/D3V_MCU+DSP_V1_7_RC4.bin
  1. Install the nuvoton cli (the simplest and portable way is using cargo):
cargo install nu-isp-cli --locked
  1. Unplug a power cable from the speakers.
  2. Hold the knob and plug a power cable. Continue holding the knob until you see a purple flashing logo - this means the speakers are now in a firmware upload mode.

The speakers wait for a timeout and reboot if nothing happens for some time. If this happens repeat the process starting from the 4th step.

  1. Upload the firmware: 
    sudo nu-isp-cli -v --vid 0416 --pid 3f00 flash "path/to/firmware/D3V_MCU+DSP_V1_7_RC4.bin"
  2. After firmware upload is finished you will see a flashing green light and the speakers will reboot.
  3. Enjoy the music!
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