Is it possible for pluto to connect to my home network

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    • #15948
      sat2050
      Participant

        Hi,
        I was able to find a repository with python implementation of multiwii protocol for pluto drones. PFB link
        https://github.com/CuriosityGym/Drone-API

        I want to know if I can connect pluto to my wifi router in order to control the drone via a central system at home?

      • #15950
        dronadeveloper
        Keymaster

          You can use our current python package: https://github.com/DronaAviation/Pluto_Drona_Python_Programming

          Yes you can connect it to your home network.

          You can use telnet commands as mentioned here and set your Pluto WiFi to Mode: 3
          Make sure you do not set it to Mode 2.

        • #15951
          sat2050
          Participant

            Many Thanks this takes care of everything.

          • #15953
            sat2050
            Participant

              Hi, I tried telnet connection works fine.
              Shows connected.
              When I try to send commands listed on website like +++AT and +++AT MODE I am not getting any response.
              Tried several times no response.
              Eventually the connection is closed by the host.
              Any ideas on how to deal with this.

              FYI: using iSh on ios for telnet.
              EDIT: Also tried telnet on pi 4b

              • This reply was modified 1 years, 2 months ago by sat2050.
            • #17612
              Copardron
              Participant

                Hi! Remember to set your Pluto WiFi to Mode 3 (avoid Mode 2). With this setup, you’ll be able to control your drone via your central system at home!

              • #18284
                TNWASH
                Participant

                  You’d need to configure the drone’s communication module to connect to your router, which may require custom firmware or additional coding. While exploring this setup, it’s always good to ensure your workspace is clean and organized—similar to how a pressure wash house service keeps a home spotless. A tidy environment makes technical tasks like this much easier to manage!

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