Hi @dan64
That is not the standalone Modem board variant and many other components are missing to make this work.
We do not currently sell the "standalone" version of the M0090 (5G) or M0130 (4G LTE), so sadly your efforts will hit a dead end.
Hi @AP123
Can you please send a pic of your setup, and indicate which chip is hot?
It is most likely plugged into the wrong port/connector, or a cabling pinout issue.
A high res image will help us diagnose.
Thanks!
Hi @Jetson-Nano, we only support flashing the 915Mhz BetaFPV Nano Rx via voxl2. You will need to follow the instructions on the ELRS website to flash the 2.4G RX that you have, search on this quickstart page in the receivers section and follow the instructions for your particular rx.
You can download the ELRS configurator which is the tool provided by ELRS for flashing transmitters and receivers.
@Vinny Thanks for your quick reply.
I have no idea what caused this problem. After the first flight i noticed a certain smell that could have been caused by the capacitor transcending into the shadow realm - but that is the only time I remember anything odd happening to the chip.
Since the modem is used in combination with the voxl2 in a research project at my university I'm not the only one that had his hands on it. Thus i can not rule out that a device was connected backwards causing this whole mess.
@riteshsharma Was there an error in our documentation that we need to fix? Did you make some changes that you think may be valuable to others and, if so, are you willing to share them?
Update on following up on this topic. I was able to use other camera including Logitech Brio as suggested on ModalAI webpage. It only support YUV format not MJPEG streaming. With YUV format on Logitech Brio, I was only able to get 1920x1080 at 5 fps. But could not get MJPEG working.
@Jeffrey-Mao Assuming you are intending to use it with PX4 running on VOXL 2 you would need to set GPS to AUTODETECT in the /etc/modalai/voxl-px4.conf configuration file.
