To control the drone does the devise you are using to control it need to be connected to wifi?
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You don't need to connect via your home or work wifi. However, the drone has it's own wifi. You need to be able to connect with that via your controller (ex: iPhone). Hope that helps.
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Yes it does, but only to the WiFi that the drone generates, that's the way the drone is controlled wirelessly.....
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The drone does operate through WiFi. So, make sure whatever device you use has WiFi capability. Also, make sure the app is available for your device, I use my iPad, sometimes my iPhone.
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I have the following model and it does have wifi: Honeywell Ademco TUXWIFIS Tuxedo Touch Controller w/ Wi-Fi, Silver (6280i)
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Well, not really. The sensor must connect to the hub over a short-distance wireless link. The hub then handles the tasks of alerting or controlling whatever the user has programmed. The hub must be connected to the internet for any information to leave the premises.
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Hi,Yes you can control the flight path of the drone with your Ipad if you have the 2.4 bluetooth data link hardware installed on your phantom 2. Let me know if there is anything else I can assist you with.Sincerely,Brandon
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I have been able to get the controller to work using wifi. They now include the part needed to have the controller talk to your router. When I bought mine I had to purchase that separately (Netgear). I think you can also set the controller remotely though I haven't done this yet. I'm still not happy with this product. It has so glitches that I haven't worked out - can't properly name the zones, for example.
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NO, the device sends out its own WiFi signal. I've used it with two IPADs watching different movies at the same time, where there was no WiFi signal.
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This is a Android and iPhone control version so it's not coming with a remote controller. If you can not let the helicopter fly, please do as the following steps to let the helicopter work on iPhone or Android devices. 1. Charge the helicopter by the USB charging cable. 2. Charge the transmitter by the USB charging cable. 3. Search "wltoys" or "wl toys" on Google Play or APP STORE and download the UPRTek version app. 3. Put the transmitter into the earphone slot of the iPhone or Android Phone. 4. Make the volume maximum. 5. Open the WLTOYS APP. 6. Tap "more helicopter" "--&gt;" on the APP to select the SPY CAM model helicopter. 7. Generally, just turn the app on and you can control the helicopter. If it still can not, please tap "off" and select B or C frequency mode and then tap "on" again to try the right mode that fit your Android device and the helicopter. If the helicopter can not take photo or video, please format the micro-SD card and it will work.
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No. I'm using several of these sensors. You do need a controller to link the sensor to actions, like turning on lights or sending an email. The controller is more flexible if it is connected to the internet, or at least a LAN, but it's possible to do useful things without that.
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It's connected through Wi-Fi. I go into the setting in my iPhone or iPad. Find the drone and that's it!
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Yes, you will need a Z Wave controller. Either via a Home Automation system or Alarm system such as 2Gig. This unit does not have built in Wifi, only Z Wave.
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No, not possible. The transmitter is mounted on your UAV and the receiver is on the ground. There is no way to transmit commands from the ground to the UAV with this setup.
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The red link is only needed if you plan on controlling this from a web interface or "app". The controller has it's own "wifi" network to "talk" to the thermostat and other wireless sensors. The controller does not connect to your homes wifi without the redlink.
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No! There is no WIFI involved for any model of camera. There is a receptor on the camera that receives the line of sight signal from the remote.
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NO! Because the device is its own ADHOC Transmitter. With the "air-port" app on your chosen device and the wireless section enabled or turned on and your device set to scan for local wi-fi signal connect to it. However, you need to configure the wireless device first. I can see from the other comments that people do not understand how this device functions! I may have to make a how to video for this device..
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Doesn't the gopro have a built in wifi transmitter? My gopro linkhad very short range and interfered with signal to the UAV (which is why we use the transmitter).
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In my experience I have been able to use the Wi-Fi handheld remote to operate the go Pro camera when it is on the Phantom however as soon as it flies out of Wi-Fi range then the remote no longer can get the signal to the go Pro camera. Only recently have I been using the two together and I'm not up to speed on all of the features of the camera and the remote for the camera.
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It didn't use WiFi, but the infrared port on the front of the camera. No pairing necessary, just point the remote at the front of the camera and press the button.