DFU issue mode with ADALM-Pluto

See the DFU section here: https://wiki.analog.com/university/tools/pluto/users/firmware?s[]=dfu&s[]=pluto#dfu_update

-Travis

Hi,

I have the same issue on my board, trying to reboot the device but it seems impossible in regards to the fact that I can't access the mass storage.

In the section you shared, all changes are done with a device out of that DFU mode, to enter it, but there are no part explaining how to leave it or how to reboot the Pluto being in that state.

It's easy to fall in that mode accidentaly, but quite hard to leave it without explanations.

Benjamin

DFU mode is entered when the bootloader fails which occurs when the firmware become corrupted.

After running the dfu-utils updates as documented you can simply power cycle the board to get back to normal operation. Or supply the -R flag with the dfu-utils command as:

sudo dfu-util -a firmware.dfu -D pluto.dfu -R

The -R will automatically reset the device once the new firmware is loaded.

-Travis

Below is the link to share what to do when you install Adalm-pluto on a Windows device and see that it is in DFU mode. You can go to Update using DFU mode and follow the things here step by step and get the correct result. You can follow this path when installing drivers on the device or when the firmware is damaged for some other reason and the Adalm-pluto is plugged into the computer but does not appear as a storage device.
wiki.analog.com/.../firmware