Unbrick Onda V701s tablet - Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

Hi everyone!
I have an Onda V701s tablet that runs on the Allwinner A31s SOC. Specifications of this tablet can be found here: https://www.imei.info/phonedatabase/onda-v701s/
While trying to root the tablet with ADB commands, I bricked the device. When powering on the device, it is stuck on the Onda boot logo. This boot logo shows the brand logo with the text "SINCE 1989" underneath it. The device does not boot any further, no matter how long I wait.
I've tried to connect the tablet to my Windows 11 (64-bit) laptop in a special download mode using the following steps:
Power off the tablet
Press and hold volume button
Connect USB cable from the tablet to the laptop
Press the power button up to 10 times until the tablet is recognized by the laptop
These steps indeed result in a different connection between my laptop and the tablet, but I am still unable to flash the stock firmware. To do this, I've tried LiveSuit and PhoenixSuit, but both pieces of software do not recognize the tablet (no device connected).
Does anyone here have experience with flashing bricked Allwinner chipset devices?
If more information is needed to solve this issue, please let me know

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