I wanted to use Skydroid C20 camera with HM30, trhe C20 has RTSP H.264/H.265 output, can i use it with HM30?
C20 supports RTSP, so it can be connected to the HM30 system through a LAN port. By referring to the user manual of HM30, you will receive a typical wiring diagram and interface wiring sequence. Download link: https://siyi.biz/siyi_file//HM30/HM30%20User%20Manual%20EN%20v1.6.pdf
From what I’ve seen, you seem to have good knowledge of SIYI devices. May I consult with you about this topic?
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What is the beamwidth of the HM 30 during drone operation, depending on the antenna types you provide? Ex. high gain antena, omni antenna ( or ground control unit)
and also what is the value of Mbps during the 1KM range
Hello. I have verified that there are currently no specifications available regarding the beamwidth of the HM30 antenna.
The maximum download speed is 8 Mbps, and the maximum upload speed is 4 Mbps.
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By the way, is it not possible to send photo files via Jetson NX?
am writing to inquire about the data transmission capabilities of the SIYI HM30 system for our UAV project.
Gemini says, “The Scenario: We understand that the HM30 functions as a transparent Ethernet bridge. We intend to transfer static image files (approx. 5MB each) from the Jetson Orin Nano to the Ground PC via the LAN connection, simultaneously while streaming the live RTSP video feed from the A8 Mini.
Our Questions:
Transparency: Can you confirm that the HM30 Air/Ground LAN ports act as a fully transparent bridge, allowing standard TCP/UDP socket communication for file transfer between the Air computer (Jetson) and Ground computer?” @SIYI
The standard is 8Mbps download and 4Mbps upload. We apologise for any confusion caused.
Yes. The HM30’s local area network is a fully transparent transmission link. You may use standard network protocols for communication.