Flashing & recovery

Flash your dongle from the browser.

SMLIGHT CC Web Tools flashes USB dongles built on TI CC13xx / CC26xx chips straight from your browser — nothing to install. It runs the cc-flasher engine in WebAssembly over the Web Serial API.

Open the web flasher →View on GitHub →

Web Serial · hostedChromium browsers

Nothing to install

Open the flasher, plug in the dongle, choose firmware, flash. Four steps, all in the browser.

Coordinator, router or Matter

Load Zigbee coordinator, Zigbee router or Matter-over-Thread firmware roles onto a supported dongle.

The same flashing logic as the CLI, compiled to WebAssembly with Pyodide and driven over Web Serial.

Embeddable

Ships as a web component (@smlight/cc-web-tools) so developers can drop a flasher onto their own site.

How it works

Three steps, done.

1
Open the flasher
Go to smlight.tech/flasher in a Chromium browser — no download.
2
Plug in your dongle
Connect the USB dongle and grant Web Serial access.
3
Choose firmware and flash
Pick the role and version; the tool writes and verifies it.

At a glance

The essentials.

Type: Browser app (Web Serial) + embeddable web component
Hosted at: smlight.tech/flasher
Chips: CC2674P10 · CC2652P7 · CC2652P (CC13xx listed, untested)
Browsers: Chromium — Chrome · Edge · Opera (Web Serial required)
Developers: npm @smlight/cc-web-tools

Ready to dive in?

SMLIGHT CC Web Tools flashes USB dongles built on TI CC13xx / CC26xx chips straight from your browser — nothing to install. It runs the cc-flasher engine in WebAssembly over the Web Serial API.

Open the web flasher →View on GitHub →

Web Serial is Chromium-only — Firefox and Safari are not supported. CC13xx support is currently listed as untested.