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There are a few threads discussing this in other sections of the forum... sorry I don't have links to them off the top of my head, but a search either with the forum's built in search, or using google like: site:phantompilots.com decode camera stream Or similar... should return some things... LK

From your local PC (running Linux or Mac I presume), you could just: scp -r [email protected]:/mnt/sda/DCIM/100MEDIA/* /home/me/mypictures/ LK

Hello didier4r, If by any chance, you were already cd'd into the /mnt/sda1 directory *before* it gets mounted (by the browsing via android app), then you'll continue to see the empty directory. You should be able to do something like: cd / cd /mnt/sda1 ls And then see the contents. Hope...

Ok, couldn't find the thread on this forum, but these two posts on RCGroups should help: http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showpost ... stcount=42 http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showpost ... stcount=45 Edit: I should have looked further down that thread.. http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showpost...

Unfortunately, there's nothing else that can be done from the WebUI side. You could ssh into the camera ( ip 192.168.1.10 / pw: 123456 ), but not sure if there'd be anything there to look at, or if it's even on the network at all. I did find a post shortly ago detailing a means of adding FPV...

Hello poudenes, Please see step 4 under the main install instructions at: http://phantommods.info/install-webui/ I've updated the full instructions there. Just haven't made my way to every other place this is posted... (likely going to just replace everywhere else w/ a link to the main...

Ya, this is normal. It occurs because the repeater is not providing the FC200 IP address via DHCP. The FC200 is statically configured. It's my experience that I can indeed ping the camera IP ( 192.168.1.10 ) when connected to the P2V+ / Repeater network. Are you getting any other data in the...

I personally wouldn't. Leaving this unchecked is a bit of a safety net in case you need to connect with a device that doesn't support the 40mhz channel width. Any item that does support it should negotiate the higher bandwidth connection automatically. LK

There are a few posts a page or two back from DCI about this. The problem revolves around an incorrect setting in a DJI provided shell script. DCI provides the details to correct this and it's been tested to work well. LK

Hello aristosv, Unfortunately, DJI did not provide any means of resetting the WiFi config of the Phantom. The repeater can be reset via the 're-pair' button.. but alas.. there's no such button on the Phantom. You're only hope is to figure out what happened to the WiFi key between the last...

Quotes or no.. doesn't make a difference on that parameter. The are only necessary on fields which have spaces or otherwise 'special' characters. My understanding is that it adjusts the WiFi system's delays on waiting for packet round-trip time. Higher distance value, the longer the WiFi...

Unfortunately, the system which handles flight and all the features associated there-with are completely separate from the WiFi system. The OpenWRT portion where we install LuCI is only used to relay serial data from the flight module.. There may be a capability built into the serial protocol...

I've heard of DJI replacing 'faulty' repeaters... those that are not functioning normally. This would certainly fit into that category... LK

The only thing the other ports provide is a means of querying the battery level and adjusting the WiFi network settings. At least that's all that is exposed via the DJI Vision app. If those features are still functional, you should be able to at least continue to use the repeater in it's usual...

For the WiFi portion of the Repeater and the P2V+, there's no "restore to factory" feature. On the repeater, you can press the 'Re-sync' button which will clear the WiFi config, but doesn't touch any of the rest of the systems contents. -- Ya, I meant the 192.168.1.2 address... sorry about...