title: Runcam WifiLink VRX Setup Guide description: Step-by-step guide for configuring the Runcam WifiLink VRX: connection, WebUI, channels, DVR, and RSSI monitoring
VRX Configuration Guide¶
Runcam WifiLink Receiver¶
Attention
Do not power on the VRx if the HDMI cable is connected and the HDMI source is turned off — this may damage the HDMI output!
- Connect DC 9–30V power and a miniHDMI-to-HDMI cable to your goggles or headset.
- Use the HID joystick to configure the link channel (default is
161 → 5.8 GHz
). - Power on the drone and VRX. By default, both are set to channel
161
and resolution1920×1080
— the image should appear within 10 seconds.
💡 That's it! You're ready to fly digital with OpenIPC.
Additional Runcam VRX Settings¶
1. Accessing the WebUI¶
To change VRX resolution (FullHD or HD), enter AP Mode (Wi-Fi Access Point mode):
Hold the VRX joystick until you see "AP mode ON" on screen.
📶 A Wi-Fi network will appear: RadxaGroundStation
🔑 Password: radxaopenipc
Then open a browser and go to:
http://radxa-zero3.local/
In the WebUI you can:
• change communication channels
• download or view DVR footage
• configure Adaptive Link
• select video resolution
• monitor the RSSI graph
2. Main WebUI Features¶
- DVR
- VRX Settings
- Camera Settings
- RSSI Graph (available when there's a link between VRX and Air Unit)
3. Setting Resolution¶
Navigate to Groundstation Editor → Screen-mode → Edit
Set the resolution, for example: 1280×720
— it must match the Air Unit settings.
4. Setting Communication Channel¶
Go to Groundstation Editor → wifibroadcast.cfg → Edit
Set a different communication channel (e.g., 140
, 64
, etc.) —
it must match the channel on the Air Unit.
📡 5.8 GHz Communication Channel Table (20 MHz)¶
№ каналу | Частота (MHz) | Примітка |
---|---|---|
36 | 5180 | Wi-Fi |
40 | 5200 | Wi-Fi |
44 | 5220 | Wi-Fi |
48 | 5240 | Wi-Fi |
52 | 5260 | DFS |
56 | 5280 | DFS |
60 | 5300 | DFS |
64 | 5320 | DFS |
100 | 5500 | DFS |
104 | 5520 | DFS |
108 | 5540 | DFS |
112 | 5560 | DFS |
116 | 5580 | DFS |
120 | 5600 | DFS |
124 | 5620 | DFS |
128 | 5640 | DFS |
132 | 5660 | DFS |
136 | 5680 | DFS |
140 | 5700 | DFS |
144 | 5720 | DFS |
149 | 5745 | Without DFS (usually allowed) |
153 | 5765 | Without DFS |
157 | 5785 | Without DFS |
161 | 5805 | Most popular |
165 | 5825 | Without DFS |
169 | 5845 | Non-standard |
173 | 5865 | Non-standard |
177 | 5885 | Non-standard |
❗ What is DFS (Dynamic Frequency Selection):
DFS allows Wi-Fi or FPV devices to operate on frequencies that may overlap with radar systems (e.g., military or weather).
If radar activity is detected, the device will automatically switch to another channel.
5. Camera (Air Unit) Configuration¶
Navigate to:
Camera Settings → Load Current Config
- Wait for the camera settings to load
- Make necessary changes
- Save
- Reboot Majestic
6. RSSI Graph¶
The RSSI graph shows real-time signal strength and link quality.
This helps evaluate antenna placement and link stability.
7. DVR¶
Download or delete your flight recordings.
8. Connecting Radxa to a Home Network¶
Required Software
- Win32 Disk Imager
- SD Memory Card Formatter
- PuTTY (SSH)
- WinSCP (FTP)
Initial Radxa Setup
- Write the Radxa image (version 1.9.9) to a microSD card using Win32 Disk Imager.
- Insert the card, connect a keyboard and monitor, and power off the Wi-Fi module (⚠️important).
- Power on the board, log in via SSH (root/root).
- Use
nmtui
to connect to your home Wi-Fi → reboot. - (Optional) AP Mode → access WebUI at radxa-zero3.local.
Runcam WiFiLink v1/v2 Camera Setup
- Connect the network cable to the router or PC (IP 192.168.1.10).
- Launch OpenIPC Configurator → Connect → select your camera.
- Camera: set resolution (1920×1080 or 1280×720) → Bitrate (e.g. 12,228 kbps; with Alink – auto)
- Telemetry: enable UART0 + Mavlink → restart
- Firmware: update firmware → Update
- Advanced: enable Alink → check logs