Put Tern on a board

This writes Tern 0.5.0-alpha.1 to one of 16 boards, from this page, with nothing to install. An ESP32 board is written over USB in about a minute; an nRF52840 board takes a file you copy onto it.

Which board?

Checked on a board with this release.

The page can tell which chip a board has, not which board it is: an image for another board with the same chip is written and does not work. Pick the board printed on yours.

Where will the board be used?

It sends on this region's frequency from the moment it starts, so the wrong one breaks the rules of the place you are in.

Anywhere else: there is no image yet. Do not use one of these.

What is on the board now?

The browser asks which port: the board's is usually named for its USB chip, such as CP210x, CH340, CH9102 or USB JTAG/serial. If the app or a terminal has the port open, close that first.

The images are the v0.5.0-alpha.1 release's, checked here against its SHA-256 checksums before a byte is written, and written with Espressif's esptool-js.