DJI Battery Killer repairing tool

Very generous thought, thanks.

You mentioned Windows 7. My late wife had Windows 7 running on her deskside computer. Been sitting 4 years now, but worth a try. No VMs involved. Pretty wrapped at the moment, but will give this a try and let you know.

Best.

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I am also having the same issue with the missing files i saw a post from the developer to use the files form the older version. the server with the files is in ukraine and down for he pas 30days this is he newest Bata that works with the fpv. does anyone have the non beta version that would be willing to share

pls help how to edit full charge capacity?

I have some Mavic Air batteries I cannot get out of Hibernation, this DJI Battery Software and CP2112 board may do the trick…however the software is a Windows exe file, is there an Apple Mac version that I can get, or is there some other way I can restart the batteries ? Many thanks in advance.

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Hi @there, it looks as though you’re quite new here :wave:t2:

Why not nip over to the Introductions page, and say hello properly and tell us a bit about yourself. :+1:t2:

No windows only

Oh thats disappointing. I will have to find someone with a windows pc.

this link doesn’t work for me, could you re-upload please?

Hi there @johnbuckley2221 :wave:

The link works fine, but as per the message you get when you click the link, it looks like you’re not yet a member, hence the message you’re getting which says:

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Membership details can be found at:

Howdy! I have my DJI Mavic 1 battery connected to CP2112 and usb connected to my laptop. Clicking the “Connect” button gives me: ERROR: Could not open device. I triple checked all contacts etc.
How do I go about it?
Thank you!!

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Same here with a Spark battery - tried everything even getting a second CP2112 thinking the first was faulty. I have 2 batteries, can’t get either read. From what I understand the board is driverless so not sure what could be causing the issue.

The CP2112 board should be plug and play, but that will depend on your system and setup

Once you open the software select 00A82718 and connect

This should connect and populate the SMbus settings, this means you are connected

Check the setting if not

Thank you for the info! Which version battery killer are you running? I’ve looked at several versions and none have the 00A82718 option. Is that an ini file I’m missing?

That will only become available with the correct board and drivers

I’m using a CP2112. When I plug it in Windows does nothing. I’m guessing when you say drivers you mean the ones included in the battery killer folder? Thanks!

This is what I see on the 0.5b2 version

The pull-down doesn’t offer the 00A82718 option…

What operating system

Windows 10. I have multiple “vendor-defined-device” in HIDs, none disappear when I disconnect the board.

Any more thoughts on the issue? Would greatly appreciate it!

Looks like you have a driver issue, sort them out or try a another pc