The command uses the following structure:
nrfutil mcu-manager serial image-list [<options>] <args>
nrfutil mcu-manager serial image-upload [<options>] <args>
nrfutil mcu-manager serial modem-fw-upload [<options>] <args>
nrfutil mcu-manager serial image-test [<options>] <args>
nrfutil mcu-manager serial image-confirm [<options>] <args>
nrfutil mcu-manager serial reset [<options>] <args>
nrfutil mcu-manager serial bootloader-mode-get [<options>] <args>
nrfutil mcu-manager serial bootloader-name-get [<options>] <args>
nrfutil mcu-manager serial image-erase [<options>] <args>
nrfutil mcu-manager serial parameters-request [<options>] <args>
| Long | Short | Values | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
--serial-port |
ARG |
Specify serial port to use, for example COM1 for Windows or /dev/ttyACM0 for Linux. You can also specify custom serial port options with this argument. They must be specified in 'key=value' pairs, with comma separation between new pairs. For example, 'port=COM1,baud_rate=115200'. These are the valid input pairs: * port=STRING * baud_rate=INTEGER (default: 115200) * stop_bits=INTEGER (default: 1) * data_bits=INTEGER (default: 8) * parity=None |
|
--timeout |
ARG |
Timeout in seconds for the read responses in the transport layer. | |
--help |
-h |
- | Print help (see a summary with '-h'). |