Im new to this!!! Need Help!! Phantom 3 standard drone no usb port on remote
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All that no connection Internet connection is like a fail safe to allow people to know if they are connected to Internet or if they are disconnected has nothing to do with Wi-Fi option on your drone just different. Instead of transmitting you are receiving images one way. There needs to be a loop of
data going out and coming back to complete Wi-Fi confirmation Internet connect for regular Wi-Fi computer at homes Internet. No wi-Fi Internet connection needed controller provides own Wi-Fi for video capture.
data going out and coming back to complete Wi-Fi confirmation Internet connect for regular Wi-Fi computer at homes Internet. No wi-Fi Internet connection needed controller provides own Wi-Fi for video capture.
The P34K has this controller. Similar to the Advanced and Pro. And I wouldnt update firmware until you feel comfortable with starting up and connecting your P3. Read the manual, then read again, and keep it for reference.
I am confused why you talk about updates when all it is - he is confused about internet connection or not. And we know that late version Android gives this No Internet Warning by default and has nothing to do with DJI gear at all ...
Nigel
????????? You sure ?
It actually has nothing to do with DJI or Failsafe at all .... it is purely that Android expects to see Internet Connection when a WiFi signal is connected. When it doesn't see Internet - it gives a warning. Simple.
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From an technical pov the no internet is normal. The aircraft will get GPS and the phone will get data or you may used cached data. The only reason for the wifi is to connect the remote to the aircraft.
It is worth noting the standard and advance/pro have different transmission methods and very differing remote setups.
Now you have got in and are having issue of weak signal/ blank picture I would say one of a few things without being a drone expert:
1. Faulty drone/RC
2. Firmware
3. Incompatible device (check with dji whether device supports the app)
Hope you get sorted
It is worth noting the standard and advance/pro have different transmission methods and very differing remote setups.
Now you have got in and are having issue of weak signal/ blank picture I would say one of a few things without being a drone expert:
1. Faulty drone/RC
2. Firmware
3. Incompatible device (check with dji whether device supports the app)
Hope you get sorted
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Definition of fail–safe
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: incorporating some feature for automatically counteracting the effect of an anticipated possible source of failure
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: being or relating to a safeguard that prevents continuing on a bombing mission according to a preconceived plan
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: incorporating some feature for automatically counteracting the effect of an anticipated possible source of failure
2
: being or relating to a safeguard that prevents continuing on a bombing mission according to a preconceived plan
3
: having no chance of failure : infallibly problem-free
the little black dress … has consistently been the fail–safe solution for night — Vogue
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Skizered .... please ....
2.4Ghz is for Telemetry and Video and is TWO-WAY ....
5.8Ghz is Control Signal and ONE-WAY only.
The APP transmits via WiFi 2.4ghz to the controller which then routes to aircraft ... flight commands via 5.8 and video / telemetry related via 2.4. While also receiving back 2.4ghz telemetry and video to be retransmitted to APP. The APP does not have any direct connection to Aircraft.
The OP is posting on the Standard forum - so it is reasonable to expect that he has the 2.4 and 5.8ghz setup.
Failsafe ONLY acts on loss of CONTROL signal or Battery level or triggered by pilot.
Nigel
2.4Ghz is for Telemetry and Video and is TWO-WAY ....
5.8Ghz is Control Signal and ONE-WAY only.
The APP transmits via WiFi 2.4ghz to the controller which then routes to aircraft ... flight commands via 5.8 and video / telemetry related via 2.4. While also receiving back 2.4ghz telemetry and video to be retransmitted to APP. The APP does not have any direct connection to Aircraft.
The OP is posting on the Standard forum - so it is reasonable to expect that he has the 2.4 and 5.8ghz setup.
Failsafe ONLY acts on loss of CONTROL signal or Battery level or triggered by pilot.
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Like in the picture ur in u should know this. if u fly with others or around city's with cell tower or high power lines and want video that does not collide with others or friends with same signals so u don't get a fly away or crash by lost or corrupted signal.
I give up ..... Skizered .... you need to read up properly on how the Standard works.
Actually lets try again....
The standard has two frequency systems. First just take the Aircraft and Controller :
5.8Ghz which is purely Flight Command Control. It has no control over anything else. It is a one-way signal also from Controller to Aircraft. This gives you the left right fwd back up down, take-off and landing modes.
2.4Ghz is for Telemetry and Video and is TWO way communication.
The controller handles both frequencies. The 5.8Ghz is via the external stick antenna in centre top and the 2.4Ghz is via the two plate antenna inside the controller case.
When these two are communicating, the AIrcraft receives all flight directions on the 5.8Ghz. At same time both Controller and Aircraft are relaying telemetry and video data between each other. Mostly as appreciated will be Aircraft TO Controller telling battery level / height / speed / position etc etc.
If we introduce follow me / orbit etc. - then the communication from Controller to Aircraft on 2.4Ghz increases accordingly because of the GPS data needed from pilots position but this brings in Display units capability ....
Now add in Display and APP.
The App communicates ONLY with the Controller via 2.4Ghz. It does not communicate direct to Aircraft, it just has not the WiFi signal strength needed to do it.
Therefore the APP gives all commands / instructions you tap on screen to the Controller via 2.4Ghz WiFi ... The Controller then filters each to respective frequency path. Camera / Video / Telemetry goes via 2.4Ghz two ways, the flight commands one way via 5.8Ghz to Aircraft.
Skizered - you say that if what I say is true - then we would have interference and glitchy video ..... seems strange that millions of installations around factorys, hospitals and airports etc. all work quite happily regardless of how many connected and that 2.4 AND 5.8GHz are both commonly WiFi use in such establishments at same time.
Nigel
Actually lets try again....
The standard has two frequency systems. First just take the Aircraft and Controller :
5.8Ghz which is purely Flight Command Control. It has no control over anything else. It is a one-way signal also from Controller to Aircraft. This gives you the left right fwd back up down, take-off and landing modes.
2.4Ghz is for Telemetry and Video and is TWO way communication.
The controller handles both frequencies. The 5.8Ghz is via the external stick antenna in centre top and the 2.4Ghz is via the two plate antenna inside the controller case.
When these two are communicating, the AIrcraft receives all flight directions on the 5.8Ghz. At same time both Controller and Aircraft are relaying telemetry and video data between each other. Mostly as appreciated will be Aircraft TO Controller telling battery level / height / speed / position etc etc.
If we introduce follow me / orbit etc. - then the communication from Controller to Aircraft on 2.4Ghz increases accordingly because of the GPS data needed from pilots position but this brings in Display units capability ....
Now add in Display and APP.
The App communicates ONLY with the Controller via 2.4Ghz. It does not communicate direct to Aircraft, it just has not the WiFi signal strength needed to do it.
Therefore the APP gives all commands / instructions you tap on screen to the Controller via 2.4Ghz WiFi ... The Controller then filters each to respective frequency path. Camera / Video / Telemetry goes via 2.4Ghz two ways, the flight commands one way via 5.8Ghz to Aircraft.
Skizered - you say that if what I say is true - then we would have interference and glitchy video ..... seems strange that millions of installations around factorys, hospitals and airports etc. all work quite happily regardless of how many connected and that 2.4 AND 5.8GHz are both commonly WiFi use in such establishments at same time.
Nigel
Suggest you read Manual pages 50 and 51 .... clearly stating WiFi at 2.4Ghz and Remote Controller at 5.8Ghz
Plus of course DJI own webpage :
Phantom 3 Standard - Specs, FAQ, manual, video tutorials and DJI GO - DJI
Think it time you quietly slink away and get some reading done ... and stop making a fool of yourself. Now I'm being nice.
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