FAST System Image Burning
System Burning Preparation
- Prepare the required equipment
- If using TF card to boot the system, prepare the following equipment
- If using M2WE to boot the system, prepare the following equipment
- Card reader
- One TF card, capacity 16GB-128GB, transfer speed class10 or above.
- It is recommended to use TF cards from major brands such as
SanDisk,Samsung,KIOXIA, etc. Avoid using generic or unknown brand TF cards! - Windows system computer (WIN7, WIN10, WIN11 are all acceptable)
- Please note that the
Lite seriesandMINI-PAD seriesdo not support using M2WE. - M2WE (FLY proprietary device)
- M2SD (FLY burning device)
- Windows system computer (WIN7, WIN10, WIN11 are all acceptable)
- Installation diagram
- M2WE print file download. Using this printed part can prevent poor contact issues. Loading...Loading...
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Download the burning tool
Config Myprint- Click the download link below
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Install the
Find Myprintstool according to the link below
Open the burning 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 burning interface.
2. Connect the storage device
Connect the storage card to be burned to the computer's USB port via a card reader.
💡 Suggestion: Using a USB 3.0 or higher interface can significantly improve burning speed.
3. Identify the storage device
Click the Refresh button next to Storage Device to ensure the system correctly recognizes the connected storage card.
4. Select the device model
Click Device Selection and choose the corresponding configuration scheme based on the device model you are using.
5. Perform the burning operation
After confirming the device selection is correct, click the Start Burning button.
- This operation will permanently erase all data on the storage card!
- Please ensure important files are backed up before burning.
- Do not disconnect the device during the burning process.
6. Complete the burning
Wait for the burning progress to complete. When the interface displays a "Complete" prompt, it indicates the system image has been successfully written.
System Boot Precautions
- To ensure stable operation of the device, always use a power adapter rated at no less than 5V 2A during 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: Modifying System Configuration