Firmware

[idbl_fanatic]

Can you update the battery firmware without updating the aircraft firmware?

 

[msinger]

No.

 

[DesertWindAero]

Can you update the battery firmware without updating the aircraft firmware?

They go hand in hand. Aircraft firmware first, then batteries.

 

[idbl_fanatic]

They go hand in hand. Aircraft firmware first, then batteries.

Man I don't want to update my aircraft firmware but I just bought a new battery

 

[msinger]

Then just run everything on your current firmware version.

 

[idbl_fanatic]

Then just run everything on your current firmware version.

Just ignore any warnings about firmware mismatch?

 

[msinger]

DJI GO will display an inconsistent firmware message if the battery firmware needs to be updated. If you see that message, you should proceed and allow the battery firmware to be updated.

 

[Wingman8209]

Assuming that if you have multiple batteries, you'd need to go through the power up/connect to Go4 for each of the batteries ?

 

[Spark 317]

Yep.

 

[Wingman8209]

Yep.

Thanks. Also assuming that if you go fly and run out a battery. Put in a second battery and run that out. Put in a third battery and run that out and never get a firmware message, your batteries are fine.

 

[Spark 317]

Yes again.

 

[Wingman8209]

Yes again.

Thank you.

 

[msinger]

Thanks. Also assuming that if you go fly and run out a battery. Put in a second battery and run that out. Put in a third battery and run that out and never get a firmware message, your batteries are fine.

DJI GO will show that message as soon as your Spark connects to DJI GO if the battery firmware needs to be updated.

 

[Paul215]

Doesn't have the 3x charger from the FlyMore Combo an usb port? Maybe its possible with this at the computer?

Edit: Seems to be just for the charger....
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