My "Overall Status" shows that my firmware is current and up-to-date!
I haven't updated anything yet. What's going on here?
I haven't updated anything yet. What's going on here?
How do you update subsequent batteries (extra) - do you have to erase the text file each time? Will it make the inspire go through another update process is the file is not there?
I realise if you update the batteries during the initial update process you leave the SD card in and insert additional batteries. However I have 8 batteries and I updated only 2 as I am not using others. How do I update the others later?
The existence of log files do not affect multiple battery updates. Upon boot up, it checks the firmware version on the battery and updates it necessary. You do not need to mess with the log files after each battery upgrade.
Did you put the firmware file on the card?My "Overall Status" shows that my firmware is current and up-to-date!
I haven't updated anything yet. What's going on here?
As said - if the firmware file is on the card, any battery that needs updating would be updated when powering up the aircraft (confirmation appears in the app if connected, otherwise it does it on its own and reboots at the end). You'll have the DDDD beeps while it updates too.How do you know if a battery is updated then or if its safe to fly (would it be updating as you flew)? Are you saying to just not think / consider batteries as when you use them this is handled automatically and is not a concern for flight.
Did you put the firmware file on the card?
AP connected to internet or airplane mode?My "Overall Status" shows that my firmware is current and up-to-date!
I haven't updated anything yet. What's going on here?
On previous updates the app would only start notifying you a couple of days after the firmware was posted. Maybe it doesn't check every day and you only get the notification the next time it checks, or DJI waits a bit for feedback from those who jump on the update to see how it goes before pushing it to everybody through the app.No, I turned everything on to see what the OS would indicate (following the video tut posted above).
If your battery needs updating you will be told so in the app. You will then get an option to proceed or not followed by a progress bar.I have followed the instructions to upgrade the aircraft and the remote controler without problem, but when I tried to upgrade the batteries, there were no indication the upgrade was in progress or if there was any upgrade at all, can anyone tell which is the latest version of the battery firmware? I checked mind is 3.03
How do you know if a battery is updated then or if its safe to fly (would it be updating as you flew)? Are you saying to just not think / consider batteries as when you use them this is handled automatically and is not a concern for flight.
This is my exact experience with the previous FW. On this one, the batteries did not update (as if they were current) so it was odd to see others saying their batteries did update. I know the firmware is valid and on the cart as the txt is udpated say abort and craft firmware is current. Is their any way to check the actual firmware version of a given battery in the app or ? I am sure it's fine, but it is very strange to not have this updating when it is for others.If the firmware .bin file is on board the flash, it checks the battery firmware version upon boot up along with everything else. If the battery needs an update, it will start automatically (the three beep sequence). Assuming everything else is already updated, the battery only update takes a few minutes to complete. If an update is not required, the AC simply boots up normally. I updated all 4 of my batteries, by simply power cycling the aircraft with a different battery each time. It will only go through the process once for each battery.
The .bin file must still be on the micro-SD card for the process to complete. It will not work if you have formatted the SD while in the aircraft.
Same experience here - easy peezy
If it hasn't finished, it will straighten itself out and re-align itself.Gents, managed to update my controllers no problem, however my aircraft is saying "MC connection to centre board failed" and "Gimball cannot receive MC data" any clues?
Did you update the AC first with the RC off?Gents, managed to update my controllers no problem, however my aircraft is saying "MC connection to centre board failed" and "Gimball cannot receive MC data" any clues?
It's looking promising. The first parts done. The update went well on the inspire and camera and first battery. Just irking my way through each battery now. The bird update took about 15 mins. The batteries are each taking about 3 mins.
Will keep you posted if there's any other issues.
STRANGE done all my batteries, I have 4 TB47s went to do the TB48 and seems it already has the latest firmware. Oh well
Just a further update. I done the controller with absolutely no problems, it took about 7 mins. Everything worked well and as explained it should.
NEXT STEP TOOK IT FOR AQUICK TAKE OFF. This is the first time since I received my i1 that it hasn't reported a compass error switching to atti. It was as solid as a rock and personally I couldn't be happier. Thought I was hallucinating so tried it again with a second battery as I always got it on battery changes - exact same no faults AGAIN. I am right now the happiest guy in New Zealand.
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