Unboxing GOBI

When receiving your GRYFN GOBI remote sensing chassis, everything needed to get started with your payload, aside from the aircraft, is included in the hard Pelican case and accompanying accessories box.

Pelican 1525 Air Carry-On Case

ITEM	DESCRIPTION
GOBI Chassis	Pre-configured GOBI chassis with latest firmware
RJ45 to ix Industrial acc. Ethernet Cable	Connect from ground station to GOBI chassis
USB-C to Ethernet Adapter	Adapter for ground stations without a dedicated Ethernet port
External Power Brick & USB-C Cable	Power GOBI in the office/lab for data offload and review
GRYFN USB Drive	Contains copies of training material, sensor manuals, calibration files, software installers, license codes, and more.
256GB SD Card*	If RGB Frame Camera was optioned
Stickers	GRYFN stickers, battery labels, etc.

Connection Tests

When first unboxing your new GRYFN GOBI payload:

1. Connect external power brick to lower USB-C port on GOBI chassis

2. Connect to GOBI WiFi (or via Ethernet cable from GOBI to ground station).

3. Open GRYFN WebUI in a browser @ 10.0.65.50

   1. Ensure connection between GOBI and ground station is achieved. Certain IT restrictions may prevent the DHCP server from automatically accessing GOBI chassis. If this is the case, please see Setting a Static IP Address to access GRYFN WebUI.

4. Connect UAV RC Transmitter to ground station* (if applicable).

5. Power on aircraft

   1. Ensure ground station and RC Transmitter establish a connection. Certain IT restrictions may prevent proper connection. If this is the case, please contact your organization's IT department to resolve the connection issues.

Collection Tests

1. Take the aircraft and GOBI outside.

2. Mount GOBI on the aircraft.

3. Run through #sensor-config-checklist to setup GOBI sensors.
4. Take-off and perform a short flight (2-3 minutes).

5. Ensure GOBI collects all sensor data and system log files.