Software and Telemetry Connection

Posted by Matt Johnson on March 23, 2015 at 7:51am

Where do you plug the oDroid into the Pixhawk? is it using a telemetry port or USB?

Also, your page does not have a link where to get the 4Gmetry software once you have acquired all the necessary hardware.

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    • Volta Robots > Matt Johnson March 23, 2015 at 8:42am

      I put my face on this project. For any question I'm here. I've also prepared a couple of Plug&Play 4Gmetry ready-to-fly modules for my friends. If you want one...

      I'm sorry but for the latter question I don't know. If you want to minimize the risk you can try the stick on a Linux PC (Debian, Ubuntu). If it's recognised then 95% it will be recognized also by Lubuntu on your Odroid XU3.

      At your service! Thanks.

    • Eugene Greenwood > Volta Robots March 23, 2015 at 10:14am

      Greetings Silvio! Thanks for all the awesome work! I intend to update my PixHawk fixed wing system with 4Gmetry. But I have a question similar to Matt's question. In the USA, cellphone communication is accomplished in the 900MHz band. I am in Peru where cellphone communication is at 1900MHz. This obviously changes the necessary modem. Do you have any thoughts on this?

      Thanks Again,

      Gene .  .   .    .

    • Joshua Respecki > Eugene Greenwood March 23, 2015 at 2:23pm
      Peru     1900 850 3G 850 Claro; 3G 1900 Nextel Peru; 3G 850 Movistar Peru; 4G LTE Movistar 1700Mhz; 4G LTE Claro 1900Mhz;

       based on this 

      E3276s-861   looks like a good choice

    • Eugene Greenwood > Joshua Respecki March 23, 2015 at 5:43pm

      Thank you so much Joshua! I still have to look into features and services for each provider but you have forged me ahead! I'll keep y'all posted.

      One nice result of all this is that my 900MHz video is clear and unobstructed

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