# Burning<a name="EN-US_TOPIC_0308937180"></a>

1.  Connect the two ports of the JLink emulator to the development board and the Windows host, respectively.
2.  Use a USB cable to connect the USB-to-serial port on the development board to the Windows host.
3.  Run  **JFlashLite.exe**.

    Double-click  **JFlashLite.exe**  in the JLink installation directory, as shown in the following figure.

    ![](figures/run_JFlashLite.png)

4.  Set the development board information.

    Click  **...**  shown in the following figure and select the corresponding device. The following figure uses STM32F429 as an example to describe how to set the device to STM32F429IG. Click  **OK**  to complete the setting.

    ![](figures/set_device_in_jlink.png)

5.  Select the image file to be burnt.

    Click  **...**, as shown in the following figure.

    ![](figures/click_burn_button_in_JLink.png)

    In the window that is displayed, select the file to be burnt. You can access the built binary file in Linux by using the Samba service. Enter  **\\\\**_IP address_  in the address bar to access the file on the Linux host. Replace the IP address with the actual IP address of the Linux host.

    ![](figures/select_burn_file_in_JLink.png)

6.  Perform burning.

    Click  **Program Device**  to start burning. After the burning is successful, "...Downloading...Done" is displayed in the  **Log**  area, as shown in the following figure.

    ![](figures/burn_stm32_in_jlink.png)


