Checking FW Version

1. Put your Receiver into WiFi mode.

   using Auto WiFi modeusing the ExpressLRS Lua Script

   1. Power up your Receiver.

      • If you will have to plug in LiPo to power up your Receiver:

        • make sure you've already checked the wiring from the previous step.
        • make sure you have some airflow blowing over your Video Transmitter (VTX). You can also temporarily unplug it from the Flight Controller.

      • If it's already powered and connected or in sync with a TX Module, power Off the Radio & TX Module first then power-cycle (Turn Off, then Turn back On) the Receiver.

   2. Let it be for at least 60s and the LED will turn into either a Rapid Blinking pattern or a Green Breathing LED pattern(for Receivers using an RGB LED) indicating it is now in WiFi Mode.

      • The Auto WiFi On Interval setting controls how long the device will wait to initiate WiFi Mode when it's powered up and it's not getting valid CRSF packets.

      

   Note

   This method only works if your Receiver is already in sync and bound with your TX Module.

   1. Press the SYS Key on your Radio.
      • Older Radios or those with only one Menu Key will need to long-press the Menu Key to access the System Menu.
      • Consult your Radio User's Manual on how to access the System Menu.
   2. You are now in the Tools Menu where Lua Scripts can be found. Scroll down and select ExpressLRS Lua Script.
      • If the script is nowhere to be found, download it from this page and save it into your Radio SD Card Scripts/Tools/ folder.

   3. Press Enter to Load it.

      

      • If the script is stuck on a "Loading..." screen, go back to the Radio Preparation Page and make sure you have configured your radio properly for ExpressLRS use.

   4. Scroll down and select Wifi Connectivity and press Enter.

   5. Select Enable RX WiFi and press Enter.

      

   6. The Receiver LED will turn into either a Rapid Blinking pattern or a Green Breathing LED pattern(for Receivers using an RGB LED) indicating it is now in WiFi Mode.

      

2. Scan for the ExpressLRS RX Access Point.

   • If your Receiver is previously flashed with your Home WiFi SSID and Password, and it is able to connect to that WiFi Network, then the Access Point will not show up.
   • expresslrs is the Password for this Access Point.
   Where's the Access Point? (click/tap to expand)

   If you cannot find the Access Point, make sure the device you're using is capable of connecting to 2.4GHz WiFi Networks. Also, try putting the devices closer together.

   If you still cannot find the Access Point, chances are that you have set it with your WiFi SSID and Password before, and it has connected to your WiFi Network.

   
   

3. Load the Web UI on your browser using these addresses:

   • http://10.0.0.1/ -If you have connected to the ExpressLRS RX Access Point

     Note

     This IP address is also often used by some routers. Computers with an ethernet connection to their routers will find that this page doesn't load the ExpressLRS Web UI and instead loads their router or ISP modem configuration dashboards.

     We recommend disconnecting from the network first or trying a different device instead, e.g. smartphone or tablet.

   • http://elrs_rx.local - If you have previously set your Home WiFi SSID and Password into your Receiver when you flashed it.

     Note

     If your browser cannot resolve this address, chances are MDNS is not set up and working on your computer or network.

     Use the IP Address instead! (click/tap to expand)

     The arp CommandRouter DHCP List

     1. Open up a Command Prompt window on your computer.
     2. Execute the command arp -a which will list all the devices in the Network.
     3. Try each of the IP Addresses marked as Dynamic as a URL in your Browser until you get to the ExpressLRS Web UI.

     1. Log in to your Router dashboard.
     2. Check the DHCP List and look for the "elrs" device.
     3. Take note of the IP Address given by your router.
     4. Use this IP address in your Browser as the URL.

4. The Banner of the Web UI should tell you the firmware version flashed into your Receiver.

   

1. Press the SYS Key on your Radio.

   • Older Radios or those with only one Menu Key will need to long-press the Menu Key to access the System Menu.
   • Consult your Radio User's Manual on how to access the System Menu.

2. You are now in the Tools Menu where Lua Scripts can be found. Scroll down and select ExpressLRS Lua Script.

   • If the script is nowhere to be found, download it from this page and save it into your Radio SD Card Scripts/Tools/ folder.

3. Press Enter Key to activate the Script.

   

   • If the script is stuck on a "Loading..." screen, go back to the Radio Preparation Page and make sure you have configured your radio properly for ExpressLRS use.

4. Scroll to the bottom of the page and select Other Devices.

5. Press the Enter Key to open the Folder.

6. Select the Receiver Device and Press Enter to query its parameters.

7. The image below shows the Receiver Firmware Version info.

   • Shows the Happymodel EP Receiver has 3.2.1 Firmware Version with the Git Hash 8dbbdb.

   

See the next page for the typical updating procedure or expand the Updating Receivers section of the Menu on the left shown below.

You can also use the Search Bar on top of this page to search for the specific Updating/Flashing Guide for your Receiver.

See the Binding Procedure to sync your Receiver with your TX Module.