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Admin — Wed, 29 Jul 2026 07:59:29 GMT

CRSF

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	In the "CRSF params" tab need to choose which UART need to use. By default with the Cosmostreamer microSD image need to use /dev/ttyS0 port.		In the "CRSF params" tab need to choose which UART need to use. By default with the Cosmostreamer microSD image need to use /dev/ttyS0 port.
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			Demo is here (starting from 19:26) [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jZdfxGGGYs0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jZdfxGGGYs0]

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Cosmostreamer for DJI SDR with DJI gimbals

Admin — Thu, 09 Jul 2026 21:20:40 GMT

CosmoJoy

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	4. Release button "B". <br>		4. Release button "B". <br>
	5. Board should be detected as USB drive in Windows or Mac OS. <br>		5. Board should be detected as USB drive in Windows or Mac OS. <br>
	6. Download firmware file [https://cosmostreamer.com/apps/cosmostreamer-ng/download/cosmojoy/~~CosmoJoy~~.ino.uf2 here] <br>		6. Download firmware file [https://cosmostreamer.com/apps/cosmostreamer-ng/download/cosmojoy/CosmoJoyRP2350.ino.uf2 here] <br>
	7. Copy this firmware file on the detected USB drive. Board will auto reset after this. <br>		7. Copy this firmware file on the detected USB drive. Board will auto reset after this. <br>
	8. Done! <br>		8. Done! <br>
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	===LED indication===		===LED indication===
	State colors: <br>		State colors: <br>
	1. Setup stage - ~~white~~ solid <br>		1. Setup stage - Orange LED will blink once after power on and stay solid.<br>
	2. ~~CAN init stage~~ - red ~~solid <br>~~		2. When DJI SDR TX plugged and powered on - red LED on the CAN board will blink.<br>
	3. CAN ~~init failed - pulse red <br>~~		3. When commands from Cosmostreamer coming to the CosmoJoy - orange LED will blink.<br>
	4. ~~CAN init done - green solid~~ <br>
	5. ~~Pulsing green - no CAN connected <br>~~
	~~6. Blinking green - idle (no commands) but CAN connected <br>~~
	~~7. Blinking violet -~~ commands coming ~~<br>~~
	~~8. HID mode not working~~ - ~~yellow~~ LED ~~blinks <br>~~
	9. ~~HID mode works - yellow LED solid ON~~ <br>
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	5V - input power 5 Volts <br>		5V - input power 5 Volts <br>
	Gnd - input power Ground <br>		Gnd - input power Ground <br>
	D1 - PWM Out 1 (RC function SDR Aux1) <br>		D0 - PWM Out 1 (RC function SDR Aux1) <br>
	D2 - PWM Out 2 (RC function SDR Aux2) <br>		D1 - PWM Out 2 (RC function SDR Aux2) <br>
	D4 - PWM Out 3 (RC function SDR Aux3) <br>		D2 - PWM Out 3 (RC function SDR Aux3) <br>
	D5 - PWM Out 4 (RC function SDR Aux4) <br>		D4 - PWM Out 4 (RC function SDR Aux4) <br>
	D6 - PWM Out 5 (RC function SDR Aux5) <br>		D5 - PWM Out 5 (RC function SDR Aux5) <br>
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			====Using as CRSF TX====
			Pinout: <br>
			5V - input power 5 Volts <br>
			Gnd - input power Ground <br>
			D6 - CRSF output (TX). Connect it to the UART port (RX pin) on your device.
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	==Downloads==		==Downloads==

Cosmostreamer for DJI Fly drones

Admin — Thu, 09 Jul 2026 17:26:18 GMT

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	# Plug a standard USB power supply or powerbank to the Raspberry Pi (go to chapter [[#Power_for_Raspberry_Pi\| Power for Raspberry Pi]]). Raspberry Pi must start booting. A couple of reboots may be during the first boot process.		# Plug a standard USB power supply or powerbank to the Raspberry Pi (go to chapter [[#Power_for_Raspberry_Pi\| Power for Raspberry Pi]]). Raspberry Pi must start booting. A couple of reboots may be during the first boot process.
	# MicroSD image contains not the latest firmware version, so don't forget to update firmware to the latest, see chapter [[#Firmware_update\| Firmware update]]).		# MicroSD image contains not the latest firmware version, so don't forget to update firmware to the latest, see chapter [[#Firmware_update\| Firmware update]]).
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			==Power for Raspberry Pi==
			For using with DJI RC-Nx controllers Raspberry Pi 4 must be powered ONLY from GPIO or from PoE adapter.
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