Πώς να ρυθμίσετε τις παραμέτρους της ασύρματης σύνδεσης 2 κατευθύνσεων για το UAV Mission Planner

Εισαγωγή
Many users connect their UAVs to ground computers using our 2-way wireless link TX900 to operate Mission Planner. The air-side connects via TTL to the flight controller, while the ground side uses a serial-to-network method.

Some connection issues occur when users modify the link default parameters. To ensure reliable operation, it is critical to use the default parameter settings. Σε αυτόν τον οδηγό, we provide step-by-step screenshots of the default configuration, so you can match your setup exactly.

Please noted that the user’s computer ip address is 192.168.43.xxx, so we modify our setting to meet his computer’s ip address.

Here is another introduction post.

https://ivcan.com/p/video-telemetry-downlink-flight-control-commands-uplink/

Here is operation video at youtube.


Βήμα 1: Air-Side (UAV 192.168.1.12, κόμβος πρόσβασης) Ρυθμίσεις
The UAV connects to the wireless module via TTL. Screenshot Example:

network ip address of How to Configure 2-Way Wireless Link for UAV Mission Planner
network ip address of How to Configure 2-Way Wireless Link for UAV Mission Planner
UART2 setting of How to Configure 2-Way Wireless Link for UAV Mission Planner
UART2 setting of How to Configure 2-Way Wireless Link for UAV Mission Planner
UART3 setting of How to Configure 2-Way Wireless Link for UAV Mission Planner
UART3 setting of How to Configure 2-Way Wireless Link for UAV Mission Planner

Βήμα 2: Ground-Side (PC, 192.168.1.11, κεντρικό κόμβο) Ρυθμίσεις
Καταγής, a serial-to-network conversion is used to link the PC running Mission Planner. Screenshot Example

local ip and remote ip setting of How to Configure 2-Way Wireless Link for UAV Mission Planner
local ip and remote ip setting of How to Configure 2-Way Wireless Link for UAV Mission Planner
ground unit UART2 setting of How to Configure 2-Way Wireless Link for UAV Mission Planner
ground unit UART2 setting of How to Configure 2-Way Wireless Link for UAV Mission Planner
ground unit UART3 setting of How to Configure 2-Way Wireless Link for UAV Mission Planner
ground unit UART3 setting of How to Configure 2-Way Wireless Link for UAV Mission Planner

Βήμα 3: Using MissionPlanner.exe on the Ground-side

choose TCP and click connect on the mission planner
choose TCP and click connect on the mission planner
enter ip address and port number of air unit access node
enter ip address and port number of air unit access node
enter remote port on the mission planner of ground unit pc side
enter remote port on the mission planner of ground unit pc side

Βήμα 4: Parameter Alignment
To ensure successful connection:

  1. Each parameter page on both air-side and ground-side must match the default configuration.
  2. Avoid changing TDD time slot ratios or baud rates unless advised by our engineers.
  3. Verify the network settings and IP addresses of your serial-to-network adapter match the UAV module.

Βήμα 5: Testing the Connection
After confirming default parameters:

  1. Power on both UAV and ground station.
  2. Open Mission Planner on the ground PC.
  3. Connect to the UAV via the wireless link.
  4. If the connection is unstable, re-check the parameters on both sides and ensure they match the defaults exactly.

Προσοχή

Αν, after configuring the web parameters according to our screenshots, the telemetry data still cannot be received, then double-check the serial connection between the air-side node’s D3 port and the customer’s flight controller.

Βεβαιωθείτε ότι:

  1. The voltage levels are compatible.
  2. Tx and Rx lines are not reversed.

Please remind to power cycle both the air-side and ground-side nodes to ensure the parameters take effect.

Ask them to check the serial connection between the air-side node’s D3 port and the flight controller, making sure that Tx and Rx are not reversed.

Please try to ping 192.168.43.12 from your PC to see if it responds. This will help confirm whether the wireless link is working properly.

Στο παρόν, the customer’s air-side node interface is set to Both, which means it is running a TCP server (Λιμάνι 20001) and also actively sending serial data via UDP to the PC at IP address 192.168.43.2, Θύρα UDP 8090.

Based on this configuration, the ground-side MissionPlanner.exe can access the telemetry data in either of the following ways:

Λειτουργία TCP: Connect to the air-side node’s IP (192.168.43.12) and TCP port (20001), as shown in the screenshot from point 3 πάνω από.

Λειτουργία UDP: Receive telemetry data via UDP on the PC’s IP (192.168.43.2) και λιμάνι (8090).

The customer can even open a network debugging tool to check whether any telemetry data from the flight controller is being received.

network assistant setting
network assistant setting
network assistant setting 2
network assistant setting 2

Σημείωση: My PC’s IP address is 192.168.43.115, δεν 192.168.43.2 as in the customer’s setup.

Συχνές Ερωτήσεις

Q: The customer asked why the two devices—one air unit and one ground unit—show different LED behaviors when powered on. One LED is Alway light on, while the other is blinking. Why is that?

ΕΝΑ: Drone side is access node, ground side is central node.

link LED status of 2-way drone uav video radio link
link LED status of 2-way drone uav video radio link

LED κόμβου: blue light for Node type indictor: 1. Continuous light when the device worked as Centrol Node(μονάδα εδάφους, 192.168.1.11). 2. blink light when the device worked as Access Node (μονάδα αέρα, 192.168.1.12).

συμπέρασμα
Using default parameters is essential for stable two-way communication between your UAV and ground PC. Follow the screenshots and guidance in this post to configure the link correctly. Any changes may prevent Mission Planner from operating successfully.

Κάνε μια ερώτηση

← Πίσω

Το μήνυμά σας έχει σταλεί