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    RB5 Ethernet Add-on

    Qualcomm Flight RB5 5G Drone
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    • J
      joshuagaus
      last edited by

      In the RB5 documentation a "Gigabit Ethernet add-on with USB 3.1 Hub" is listed as an "Optional Expansion Add-On" along with the 5G modem and an SD card expansion. https://docs.modalai.com/Qualcomm-Flight-RB5-functional-description/

      Is this currently available? I cannot find reference to it anywhere else.
      I would like to integrate a third party radio with an Ethernet interface (Doodle labs RM-2450) with the RB5.

      Thanks

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      • Chad SweetC
        Chad Sweet ModalAI Team
        last edited by

        You can just use a USB to Ethernet dongle. Our Doodle Labs integration guide is here https://docs.modalai.com/doodle-labs-user-guide/

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          joshuagaus
          last edited by

          Chad,

          Thanks for pointing me in the right direction.

          2 Follow on questions:

          • for the RB5 specifically, do you suggest using the main usb-c port, or the modem carrier board J12 usb connector, or do I need to replace the modem carrier board with the VOXL USB Expansion?

          • Is there a pinout for the modem carrier board on the RB5, as opposed to the main 'flight carrier board'? I only know that the J12 modem carrier connector is a usb connection because of this photo on the functional description page: https://docs.modalai.com/images/datasheet/RB5/rb5-labeled-2.png

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          • tomT
            tom admin
            last edited by

            @joshuagaus You would use the 4 pin JST USB port on the modem carrier board.

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