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Ctrl c and retry again the command dos.. What's your windows version? For me it's work only windows vista 32 bits

To connect your ground station to smartphone you use a usb or hdmi

Personally I never flash the air unit but always the ground station. Because the air unit has always shown its firmwares up to date with the good Version. Have you disactivated the wifi on your smartphone?

You are sure that on the ground station you see the 3 firmware versions: controler, transmitter and decoder?

Android app is on smartphone by micro usb. It's send "connexion broken"? The app is dji lightbridge or dji go?

You make the procedure on the ground station or on the air unit? Whose red light, video?

Sorry i can't help you because My experience is on the lightbridge 1 and none phantom 2 vision Sorry

Yes I have the same adapter on bangood. Do you put the jumper on 3,3v. I followed the gaucho tutorial. I can't remenber the error message that I had during my first test under windows 10 or 7... Look at the thread of my message. Sorry for my bad english I'm a frenchy and it's more difficult...

For me it's only works with windows xp service pack 3. 32 bits and it doesn't work with windows 7 or 10 64 bit. Éric

Yes this seems to be the best choice but it is not perfect.... what do you mean? "After all...esticazzi?"

But the latency is higher than with an immersion rc in 5.8 ghz in AV.

Windows vista familly 32 bits flashing it's work fine. Under windows 10 64 bits and seven 64 bits it doesn't work.

YES YEEEEEEE! Alléluia it's work on my old pc with windows vista. Thanks very much gaucho Now I can see the 3 firmware and the last upgrade. Tomorrow I remount my lightbrige Now I go to bed very happy Thank again

No replies from linux I don't have a xp PC but a vista pc I' m going to trye it.... Yes I Don't forget to hit Ctrl+C and relaunch the command

Ok I'll test it all. But just a question. Do you think that a thread with a bit unstable connection can generate this kind of problem? Although in the end a successful transfer message could have missing bytes transfers and not see it? Should I solder all the connections for better efficiency...