WalkSnail & FatShark Avatar Firmware Releases

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What Is This?

Update Goggles

  1. Download latest Ground Firmware File
  2. Remove the SD card from your goggles and insert it into your computer.
  3. Put the Avatar_Gnd_XX.XX.X.img file onto the SD card.
  4. Eject the SD card from your computer and insert it back into the goggles.
  5. Power up the goggles. Wait until you see the Standby screen.
  6. Using a tool, push and hold the red Link button for 8 seconds. The headset screens will go black indicating the start of the update process.
  7. The update will take approximately 10 minutes.
  8. During the update, the goggles will beep. This is normal. DO NOT turn off the headset until the update is finished.
  9. When the update is complete, the beeping will stop and the goggles return to the Standby screen
  10. Enter goggle settings menu and select RESET

Update Video Transmitter

  1. Download latest Sky Firmware File
  2. Connect your transmitter to your computer using the USB cable that was included with the transmitter.
  3. Supply power to the video transmitter.
  4. The transmitter storage should appear on your computer.
  5. Put the Avatar_Sky_XX.XX.X.img file onto the transmitter's storage.
  6. Disconnect the transmitter from your computer.
  7. The LED on the transmitter should be blinking green.
  8. Push and hold the Link button on the back of the transmitter for 8 seconds.
  9. The LED on the transmitter will turn off indicating the start of the update process.
  10. During the update the LED on the transmitter will blink red.
  11. When the update is complete, the LED will blink green.

Downgrading

The Official firmware files provided here contain an anti downgrade mechanism.
This can be bypassed by simply changing the name of the update file to that of a higher version number currently installed.
To download a modified Firmware file, check the Downgrading box and then click the desired Download buttons.
A file starting with 90.**.5 will be downloaded, where ** is a random number to avoid collisions in your downloads folder.
We recommend once you've downgraded, to delete these files as to avoid future confusion!

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