TaiSync provides off-the-shelf and OEM integrated long-range wireless video transmitters and drone datalink solutions for unmanned vehicles and broadcasting.
TaiSync Technology provides advanced long-range wireless datalink solutions designed for UAVs (unmanned aerial vehicles), UGVs (unmanned ground vehicles), and other robotic platforms. Their product lineup includes dual-band video and data transmission devices, long-range remote controllers, and robust OFDM modules tailored for security, broadcast, and industrial applications.
Based in San Jose, California, TaiSync continues to push the boundaries of long-range telemetry and high-throughput video delivery over distances up to 15km.
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Press and hold the bind button on the module until the LEDs start flashing green. Alternatively, you can trigger the bind process through the web config page under "Config -> Bind setting".
By default, you should set your PC IP address to 192.168.199.33. You can then access the ground unit at 192.168.199.16 and the air unit at 192.168.199.18.
Connect your PC via Ethernet to the module and access its web UI. Navigate to the Upload section, select your firmware file, and click 'send' to start the upgrade. Do not disconnect or power off the module during the upgrade.
The default baud rate for the flight controller serial telemetry is typically 115200 bps when used with pre-installed systems like QGC.