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Expand Up @@ -238,21 +238,9 @@ You can always find the latest receiver firmware in the [latest release](https:/

The mini receiver uses the `rf-bm-bg22c3` build of the firmware, which is specifically designed for the RF-BM-BG22C3 module.

#### Using the WavePhoenix Web App
#### Using WavePhoenix Web

If you have a computer with Bluetooth or an Android phone, you can use the [WavePhoenix Web App](https://web.wavephoenix.com) in Google Chrome to flash the firmware.

#### Using the WavePhoenix CLI

If you have a computer with Bluetooth, you can also use the [WavePhoenix CLI](https://github.com/loopj/wavephoenix-cli) to flash the firmware:

```bash
wavephoenix flash firmware.gbl
```

#### Using the Simplicity Connect app

Another option is to use the [Simplicity Connect mobile app](https://www.silabs.com/developer-tools/simplicity-connect-mobile-app?tab=downloads) to flash the firmware.
If you have a computer with Bluetooth or an Android phone, you can use [WavePhoenix Web](https://web.wavephoenix.com) in Google Chrome to flash the firmware.

#### Flashing via SWD

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