@Vinny - I apologize for not seeing your response until now! I was wondering whether or not I could use the LTE carrier board attached to USB, but without being connected using the VOXL2's main connector. I thought there was some reference to using the carrier board like this in some older documentation, but I'm guessing it isn't possible with the current hardware.

It looked like there used to be a way (or maybe a different module) to run the LTE carrier board in "USB mode". Is that still something that exists and are there directions for doing so?

Thanks!

@Moderator thanks for letting me know. I have a here 2 laying around. I'll just use that instead.

@Vinny - I could, but how would this work? We'd need the board in NC by Monday afternoon. Is that even feasible?

Thanks,
Matt

@Vinny - We have a demo for a government customer next week that I was hoping we didn't have to cancel. Is there anything short of an RMA that we can try? We can't use the Q
Quectel modem since it's not NDAA compliant. Also - how do I get enough reputation points so that I can post faster than every 2 minutes?

@Vinny - both carrier board have their respective modems installed.

@Vinny - Quick update. The old VOXL2 that wasn't working is working when not setup with the Sierra wireless carrier board. It also works when hooked up to the Quectel carrier board. I haven't tried hooking up the Sierra wireless board to it again yet, but I have a feeling something wonky is going on with the Sierra wireless board / modem.

Hi @Vinny - We had a new board that we purchased this week to replace the board that wouldn't boot. I tested the board before we added that new board into the rest of the system and I was able to adb to it. After adding the 5G carrier board (Sierra wireless), I went to set the board up and now it won't show up with adb anymore. Any ideas?

Thanks,
Matt

I wasn't able to determine whether or not I can use a Here3 GPS over the CAN port on the Flight Core V2. Is CAN supported on the Flight Core v2?

Thanks!
Matt

@Vinny - I definitely didn't see that. Thanks for taking a look. Realizing that it would be impossible for you to really know, is there anything that we could have done to avoid the crack in the connector? We didn't crash / forcefully insert the carrier board into the VOXL2.

Do you think the cracked connector caused some sort of other HW failure? I'm only asking because I tried getting ADB to come up after I removed the carrier board and I was having the same issue.

Do we just need to buy a new board or will the RMA process be a less expensive approach?

Matt