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# Unbricking the UV-K5 V1
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Restoring a UV-K5 V1 accidentally flashed with the F4HWN 4.3 Fusion 🔥 Edition firmware, using OpenOCD and a ST-LINK programmer.
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## Introduction
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Some users have accidentally flashed a UV-K5 V1 with the F4HWN 4.3 Fusion 🔥 Edition firmware. This edition **is only** compatible with:
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- UV-K5 V3
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- UV-K1
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When flashed onto a UV-K5 V1, it causes a complete brick, such as:
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- The radio does not power on anymore
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- DFU mode is unavailable
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- No LED activity
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- Flashing tools cannot detect the device
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Fortunately, the UV-K5 V1 can be fully restored by using OpenOCD and a ST-LINK programmer.
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## Requirements
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You will need:
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- A ST-LINK V2 programmer (original or clone)
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- Four Dupont jumper wires
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- A small screwdriver to open the radio
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- A computer with OpenOCD installed (Windows / macOS / Linux).
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## SWD connection points on the UV-K5 V1
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The radio must be opened to access the front side of the PCB.
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The UV-K5 V1 exposes a 4-pin SWD (Serial Wire Debug) interface:
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|Signal| UV-K5 V1 Pad| ST-LINK Pin|
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|:-------- |:--------:| --------:|
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|SWCLK |SWCLK pad | SWCLK
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|SWDIO |SWDIO pad | SWDIO
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|GND |GND pad | GND |
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|3.3V | VCC pad | 3.3V |
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> [!WARNING]
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> Do not connect the battery while using the ST-LINK.
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The ST-LINK provides 3.3V to the board.
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## Installing OpenOCD
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### macOS (Homebrew)
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`brew install openocd`
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### Windows
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Download the official build from:
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- [Website](https://openocd.org/pages/getting-openocd.html)
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- [GitHub](https://github.com/openocd-org/openocd/releases)
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### Linux (Ubuntu / Debian)
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`sudo apt install openocd`
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### Verify installation
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`openocd --version`
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## Unbrick procedure
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### Connect the ST-LINK
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1. Connect the ST-LINK pins to the SWD pads:
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* 3.3V → 3.3V
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* SWDIO → SWDIO
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* SWCLK → SWCLK
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* GND → GND
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2. Plug the ST-LINK into your computer.
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3. Power on your UV-K5 V1 (normal mode).
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### Flash the bootloader
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From the unbrick_k5_v1 directory:
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#### Option A — Use the helper script
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`
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./unbrick_k5_v1.sh
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`
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#### Option B — Run the OpenOCD command manually
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`
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openocd \
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-f ./interface/stlink.cfg
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-f ./target/dp32g030.cfg \
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-c "init; reset halt; uv_flash_bl bootloader.bin; shutdown"
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`
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If no errors appear, the bootloader has been successfully restored.
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- Disconnect and remove the ST-LINK from your UV-K5 V1 SWD port
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- Reinstall the battery
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- Power on the radio on DFU mode
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The device should now start correctly on DFU mode again. You can then flash stock firmware, or the [F4HWN firmware for UV-K5 V1](https://github.com/armel/uv-k5-firmware-custom) (not the Fusion Edition).
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# Disclaimer
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This procedure requires opening the device and directly manipulating its microcontroller over SWD. Incorrect use may permanently damage the radio. Proceed at your own risk.
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