Hi all,

Bought a new battery yesterday and remembered the FW upgrade telling me to plug any battery in once, for it to upgrade - is there any way to check it's firmware before I take my chances? The manual is mute on that topic.

Thanks in advance,
LXK

Insert the battery into the drone, then power on it, and connect it to the DJI GO 4,  DJI GO 4 will check the firmware version of the whole drone automatically, a prompt will pop out if the battery's firmware is not compatible with the drone.  

Thanks, switched the batteries around until I got the prompt.

But is there no way for the user to actually see what firmware a specific battery is on?

Why would you want that?

theLXK Posted at 2017-9-18 22:26
Thanks, switched the batteries around until I got the prompt.

But is there no way for the user to actually see what firmware a specific battery is on?

Sorry, the battery firmware number is not available to check for now.

Montfrooij Posted at 2017-9-18 22:34
Why would you want that?

So he can see if his batteries are all up to date without having to go through a long upgrade process. I wish the P3 and P4 showed battery FW information as I own over a dozen batteries between three Phantom 3/4 aircrafts.

djiuser_AnmLG3xRPlzb Posted at 3-19 21:01
So he can see if his batteries are all up to date without having to go through a long upgrade process. I wish the P3 and P4 showed battery FW information as I own over a dozen batteries between three Phantom 3/4 aircrafts.

Wow, that was an old answer

Montfrooij Posted at 3-19 23:29
Wow, that was an old answer

nope, just your question was old!
The answer is "fresh".

S-e-ven Posted at 3-20 00:16
nope, just your question was old!
The answer is "fresh".

Hahahahahaha.
Correct, not awake here....
Early morning.

S-e-ven Posted at 3-20 00:16
nope, just your question was old!
The answer is "fresh".

I still did not get an answer from the OP though