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Admin: /* Supported Drones */

2026-06-12T12:31:34Z

Supported Drones

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	* DJI Flip		* DJI Flip
	* DJI Avata 360		* DJI Avata 360
			* DJI LITO X1
			* DJI LITO
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Admin: /* Common connections scheme */

2026-05-06T23:55:20Z

Common connections scheme

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	==Common connections scheme==		==Common connections scheme==
	[[File:Djifly-connections.png\|800px]]		[[File:Djifly-connections-2.png\|800px]]
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Admin at 23:53, 6 May 2026

2026-05-06T23:53:39Z

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	===Raspberry Pi 5===		===Raspberry Pi 5===
	<pre style="color: red">Not supported </pre>		<pre style="color: red">Not supported </pre>
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			==Common connections scheme==
			[[File:Djifly-connections.png\|800px]]
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Admin: /* Power for Raspberry Pi */

2026-05-06T23:09:22Z

Power for Raspberry Pi

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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-N1, RC-N2 or DJI RC-N3 Raspberry Pi 4 must be powered ONLY from GPIO or from PoE or via USB-C port with custom cable.~~
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	====With one 5V and one Gnd pin====		====With one 5V and one Gnd pin====
	Minimal variant. But make sure the wires are not too thin, otherwise they may not be able to carry enough current. Recommended wire cross-section: 2.0 mm² or larger.		Minimal variant. But make sure the wires are not too thin, otherwise they may not be able to carry enough current. Recommended wire cross-section: 2.0 mm² or larger.
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			<pre>5V goes to pin 2
			GND goes to pin 6 (or any other GND pin, check the Raspberry Pi pinout scheme below)</pre>
	[[File:Rpi4b-power-1.png\|800px]]		[[File:Rpi4b-power-1.png\|800px]]
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	A bit more difficult to connect, but more stable under load. You just need to connect the same wire to two pins. Two pins for 5V and two pins for GND. Recommended wire cross-section: 2.0 mm² or larger.		A bit more difficult to connect, but more stable under load. You just need to connect the same wire to two pins. Two pins for 5V and two pins for GND. Recommended wire cross-section: 2.0 mm² or larger.
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			<pre>5V goes to pins 2 and 4
			GND goes to pins 6 and 14 (or any other GND pins, check the Raspberry Pi pinout scheme below)</pre>

	[[File:Rpi4b-power-2.png\|800px]]		[[File:Rpi4b-power-2.png\|800px]]
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	[[File:Rpi4-pinout.png\|800px]]		[[File:Rpi4-pinout.png\|800px]]
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	===Power with PoE===		===Power with PoE===
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	[https://cosmostreamer.com/products/djiflydrones/diy/img/usb-c-power-cable-scheme-rcn1.jpg https://cosmostreamer.com/products/djiflydrones/diy/img/usb-c-power-cable-scheme-rcn1-small.jpg]		[https://cosmostreamer.com/products/djiflydrones/diy/img/usb-c-power-cable-scheme-rcn1.jpg https://cosmostreamer.com/products/djiflydrones/diy/img/usb-c-power-cable-scheme-rcn1-small.jpg]
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	==Network connection==		==Network connection==

Admin: /* Power with GPIO (pins) */

2026-05-06T23:03:35Z

Power with GPIO (pins)

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	Minimal variant. But make sure the wires are not too thin, otherwise they may not be able to carry enough current. Recommended wire cross-section: 2.0 mm² or larger.		Minimal variant. But make sure the wires are not too thin, otherwise they may not be able to carry enough current. Recommended wire cross-section: 2.0 mm² or larger.
	[[File:Rpi4b-power-1.png\|800px]]		[[File:Rpi4b-power-1.png\|800px]]
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	====With two 5V and two Gnd pins====		====With two 5V and two Gnd pins====
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	[[File:Rpi4b-power-2.png\|800px]]		[[File:Rpi4b-power-2.png\|800px]]
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			====Raspberry Pi 4 pinout====
			[[File:Rpi4-pinout.png\|800px]]
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Admin at 23:01, 6 May 2026

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			===Power with PoE===
			Only for Raspberry Pi 4B. Need to use [https://www.raspberrypi.org/products/poe-hat/ PoE Hat].<br>
			[https://cosmostreamer.com/img/poe-hat.jpg https://cosmostreamer.com/img/poe-hat-small.jpg]
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	===Power with USB-C port===		===Power with USB-C port===
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	[https://cosmostreamer.com/products/djiflydrones/diy/img/usb-c-power-cable-scheme-rcn1.jpg https://cosmostreamer.com/products/djiflydrones/diy/img/usb-c-power-cable-scheme-rcn1-small.jpg]		[https://cosmostreamer.com/products/djiflydrones/diy/img/usb-c-power-cable-scheme-rcn1.jpg https://cosmostreamer.com/products/djiflydrones/diy/img/usb-c-power-cable-scheme-rcn1-small.jpg]
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	==Network connection==		==Network connection==

Admin: /* With two 5V and two Gnd pins */

2026-05-06T22:59:03Z

With two 5V and two Gnd pins

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	====With two 5V and two Gnd pins====		====With two 5V and two Gnd pins====
	A bit more difficult to connect, but more stable under load. You just need to connect the same wire to two pins. Two pins for 5V and two pins for GND.		A bit more difficult to connect, but more stable under load. You just need to connect the same wire to two pins. Two pins for 5V and two pins for GND. Recommended wire cross-section: 2.0 mm² or larger.
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	[[File:Rpi4b-power-2.png\|800px]]		[[File:Rpi4b-power-2.png\|800px]]

Admin: /* With two 5V and two Gnd pins */

2026-05-06T22:58:26Z

With two 5V and two Gnd pins

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	====With two 5V and two Gnd pins====		====With two 5V and two Gnd pins====
	A bit more difficult to connect, but more stable under load. You just need to connect the same wire to two pins. Two pins for 5V and two pins for GND.		A bit more difficult to connect, but more stable under load. You just need to connect the same wire to two pins. Two pins for 5V and two pins for GND.
			<br>
	[[File:Rpi4b-power-2.png\|800px]]		[[File:Rpi4b-power-2.png\|800px]]

Admin: /* Power with GPIO (pins) */

2026-05-06T22:58:17Z

Power with GPIO (pins)

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	Use any USB cable, need to cut it and connect to the RPI only 2 wires - Red (5V) and Black (Gnd). Then you can use it with any standard USB power supply or powerbank with an USB-A port. Power supply or powerbank with USB-C port usually does not output 5V by default, so it can't be used without adding of negotiation resistors or PD-trigger scheme, so just use USB-A port instead.<br>		Use any USB cable, need to cut it and connect to the RPI only 2 wires - Red (5V) and Black (Gnd). Then you can use it with any standard USB power supply or powerbank with an USB-A port. Power supply or powerbank with USB-C port usually does not output 5V by default, so it can't be used without adding of negotiation resistors or PD-trigger scheme, so just use USB-A port instead.<br>

			====With one 5V and one Gnd pin====
			Minimal variant. But make sure the wires are not too thin, otherwise they may not be able to carry enough current. Recommended wire cross-section: 2.0 mm² or larger.
	[[File:Rpi4b-power-1.png\|800px]]		[[File:Rpi4b-power-1.png\|800px]]

			====With two 5V and two Gnd pins====
			A bit more difficult to connect, but more stable under load. You just need to connect the same wire to two pins. Two pins for 5V and two pins for GND.
	[[File:Rpi4b-power-2.png\|800px]]		[[File:Rpi4b-power-2.png\|800px]]

	~~[https://cosmostreamer.com/img/rpi-gpio-pwr.jpg https://cosmostreamer.com/img/rpi-gpio-pwr.jpg]~~
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Admin: /* Power with GPIO (pins) */

2026-05-06T22:53:11Z

Power with GPIO (pins)

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	The best way. Works always.<br><br>		The best way. Works always.<br><br>
	Use any USB cable, need to cut it and connect to the RPI only 2 wires - Red (5V) and Black (Gnd). Then you can use it with any standard USB power supply or powerbank with an USB-A port. Power supply or powerbank with USB-C port usually does not output 5V by default, so it can't be used without adding of negotiation resistors or PD-trigger scheme, so just use USB-A port instead.<br>		Use any USB cable, need to cut it and connect to the RPI only 2 wires - Red (5V) and Black (Gnd). Then you can use it with any standard USB power supply or powerbank with an USB-A port. Power supply or powerbank with USB-C port usually does not output 5V by default, so it can't be used without adding of negotiation resistors or PD-trigger scheme, so just use USB-A port instead.<br>

			[[File:Rpi4b-power-1.png\|800px]]

			[[File:Rpi4b-power-2.png\|800px]]

	[https://cosmostreamer.com/img/rpi-gpio-pwr.jpg https://cosmostreamer.com/img/rpi-gpio-pwr.jpg]		[https://cosmostreamer.com/img/rpi-gpio-pwr.jpg https://cosmostreamer.com/img/rpi-gpio-pwr.jpg]
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