NamimnoRC Voyager
Flashing via Wifi¶
Target: NamimnoRC_Voyager_900_TX_via_WiFi
Device Category: NamimnoRC VOYAGER 900 MHz
Device: NamimnoRC VOYAGER 900 TX
Method 1¶
With the correct target selected and Firmware Options set, Build your firmware using the ExpressLRS Configurator.
Once it's done, it should open the Target folder for you where the firmware.elrs file is. Do not close this window so you can easily locate the correct file to upload to the module.
These Tx Modules are STM32-based so they require a separate ESP "backpack" device for Wifi Flashing/Updating.
Attach the module to your JR Bays and power it up. Connect to the ESP Wifi Manager Hotspot that the device will activate. Once connected, navigate to http://elrs_tx.local/.
Press Configure WiFi and set your home network SSID and password. This will enable your Tx Module to connect to your local home network.
On your browser, refresh the http://elrs_tx.local/ and scroll towards the STM32 Firmware Update section, as shown below:
Drag-and-drop the firmware.elrs file created by the ExpressLRS Configurator into the Choose File field, or manually navigate to the Folder by clicking the Choose File button. You can also upload the firmware.bin file but change the offset to 0x4000.Once the correct file is selected, click the Upload and Flash STM32. Wait for the process to complete, and the module will reboot (~1min). Using the ExpressLRS lua script, verify that you have the latest version.
Method 2¶
These Tx Modules are STM32-based so they require a separate ESP "backpack" device for Wifi Flashing/Updating.
Attach the module to your JR Bays and power it up. Connect to the ESP Wifi Manager Hotspot that the device will activate. Once connected, navigate to http://elrs_tx.local/.
Press Configure WiFi and set your home network SSID and password. This will enable your Tx Module to connect to your local home network.
Using the ExpressLRS Configurator, select the correct Target and set your Firmware Options. Click Build and Flash and wait for the compile process to complete. You should see a section as pictured below and the Success message marking the update process complete.
Using the ExpressLRS lua script, verify that you have the latest version.
Flashing via OpenTX Radio¶
Note
The NamimnoRC_Voyager_900_TX_via_WiFi Target will work for this method too!
Device Category: NamimnoRC VOYAGER 900 MHz
Device: NamimnoRC VOYAGER 900 TX
With the correct target selected and Firmware Options set, Build your firmware using the ExpressLRS Configurator.
Once it's done, it should open the Target folder for you where the NamimnoRC_Voyager_900_TX-<version>.elrs file is. Do not close this window so you can easily locate the correct file to copy to your Radio SD Card.
Copy the NamimnoRC_Voyager_900_TX-<version>.elrs file into your radio's SD Card /FIRMWARE folder.
Once copied, navigate to the /FIRMWARE Folder on your Radio and select/highlight the NamimnoRC_Voyager_900_TX-<version>.elrs file, long-press the Enter key and select Flash external ELRS. Flashing will then commence and after a few seconds, radio should show a Flash Successful message and you're done!
Using the ExpressLRS lua script, verify that you have the latest version.
Flashing via STLink¶
Target: NamimnoRC_Voyager_900_TX_via_STLINK
Device Category: NamimnoRC VOYAGER 900 MHz
Device: NamimnoRC VOYAGER 900 TX
ONLY USE THIS METHOD IF THE FIRMWARE HAS BEEN CORRUPTED
Begin by disassembling the module by unscrewing the 4 screws at the rear of the module with a 1.5mm hex wrench. Carefully seperate the parts of the module and detach the cable from the main PCB.
Wire your STLink v2 to the module's pins as show below:
With the module connected shown above, and your configuration set, hit Build & Flash in the ExpressLRS Configurator and wait for the process to finish. Once that's done, and the Success Message showing, you can now remove/unsolder the STLink, and re-assemble the module, and put it into your Radio's Module Bay. If the Radio has CRSF selected, the light should turn green meaning the module has communication with your radio.
Verification can be done using the ExpressLRS lua script. It should show the Version Number and Hash at the bottom, as well as the options you can set. If it's showing "Loading" at the top, check if External Module is set to CRSF for the selected model in your radio, and that internal RF module is set to off. See General Troubleshooting section for other ways to determine your module is flashed and ready for flying.