Gimbal Firmware

To perform a firmware upgrade and verify the current firmware version of the gimbal, the device must be connected to gTune Desktop

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HOW TO CHECK GIMBAL FIRMWARE?

1

Connect to gTuneDesktop

Connect the gimbal to your PC using the Micro-USB port located on the Quick Release. Launch the gTune Desktop application.

2

Searching Device

In gTune Desktop, click “SEARCH” to establish communication with the gimbal.

3

Check Firmware version

Navigate to the INFO tab to view detailed system information, including the current firmware version.

HOW TO UPGRADE FIRMWARE

Step 1: Power on the gimbal.

Step 2: Connect a USB cable from the gimbal’s USB-C port to your PC.

Step 3: Launch the gTune Desktop software.

Step 4: In the Connection tab, select the “Serial” option.

Note: Open Device Manager and verify that the system has recognized the gimbal by checking for a device named "Silicon Labs CP210x USB to UART Bridge" under Ports (COM & LPT). This confirms the driver has been properly installed.

Step 5: From the list of available COM ports, select the one associated with the gimbal.

Step 6: Click the “Connect” button to establish communication with the device.

Step 7: Navigate to the “Upgrade” tab.

Step 8: Click “Browse” and locate the firmware file from your local computer.

⚠️ Note: Make sure to select the correct .hex firmware file.

Step 9: Click the “Upgrade” button to begin the firmware flashing process. This typically takes around 2 minutes.

After a successful upgrade, the gimbal will automatically reboot.

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