Dual band mode #
By default is AIR Commander Link using “dual band” system of wireless connection. “Dual band” means, that Link TX is synchronized with Link RX and in predefined intervals they switch channels. If this synchronization is not perfect, range may be limited significantly.
In dual band mode, you can have only one set of Link TX and RX at time. In dual band mode, you should never power toggle Link Transmitter after initial synchronization. In dual band mode, you should always keep TX and RX as close as possible during initial synchronization!
Dual band mode brings you better performance when your drone transmit video stream in 2.4GHz band. This is mostly only case of DJI drones.
Single channel mode #
In single channel mode, Entire does not use any time synchronization. Transmitter and Receiver are always in sync, does not matter if you will power toggle Transmitter or Receiver during flight.
Range may be slighly lowered compared to dual band mode.
You do not care about power up synchroznization. You can select physical wireless channel manually.
Configuration of wireless mode #
Configuration is done via Entire’s web configuration page and must be done for both, Receiver and Transmitter.
STEP 1
- Open Entire’s MENU
- Navigate to Miscellaneous
- Scroll down to “TOOLS”
- Click to AC Link configuration
STEP 2
- New window click to “RELOAD”
- If you would like to use “Fixed channel mode”, click to FIXED
STEP 3
- In Fixed mode you’ll see new option to set channel manually
- Channels are marked by colors and ** or (X)
- Channels marked ** are SUGGESTED
- Channel marked as (X) are not available (used for initial synchronization)
STEP 4
- Repeat process for Link Transmitter!
- The configuration on both devices (TX and RX) must match!
