DJI 4G Module WiFi Calling Setup (Windows Version)

Required Preparations & Parts List

• DJI 4G Module (Gen 1)
• USB A to C or C to C cable (~$0.3 from PDD)
• VPN/Proxy service that supports WiFi Calling (~$10/month)
• VMware Workstation Pro 17 (download from any source online)
• Debian ISO: https://www.debian.org/download.zh-cn.html
  (I’ll put both files in the TG group)

I’ll only upload the important screenshots due to image limitations.

Creating the Virtual Machine

1. Create VM → select Debian → Linux → Version Debian 12.x 64-bit

2. Customize → Network Adapter → Bridged Mode, USB Controller → USB 3.1

3. Power on and select Install (second option)

4. Language: English → other → Asia → China → United States - American English
   (Selecting Chinese may cause errors)

5. In this screenshot, choose the 4th option.

6. Delete everything and fill in Debian (or anything you like).
   Set two accounts with passwords:

   • Account: admin / Password: admin
   • System: admin1 / Password: damin
     (Set passwords the same to avoid errors – there are other methods, but this is what I used)

7. Next steps:

   • Press Enter → SCSI3 → Enter → Enter
   • Select yes → no → china → mirrors.tuna.tsinghua.edu.cn
   • Scroll down, press Enter → no
   • Press Space to deselect the first and second options, then check the second-to-last and third-to-last options
   • Select yes → choose /dev/sda
   • Done, installation complete.

Post-Installation

Enter root mode – ask GPT how to do it by sending it a screenshot.

Reboot (no need to enter root mode). Run ip a to get your IP.
Use FinalShell to log into the VM server. If copy-paste works inside the VM, you can operate directly there.

• Name: any
• Host: the first IP from ip a (e.g., 192.168.xx.xxx)
• Username & password: use the ones you set earlier (admin or admin1 – try both).

Check if the DJI module is connected, then flash the module using the commands from the screenshots.

After flashing, run:

apt update && apt install -y curl

Then in CMD (Windows), find your IPv4 and enter the following in a browser:

http://<your_device_IP>:7575

(You can change the port to match your proxy setup)

This opens the VoHiVE admin panel. Default username & password: admin / admin

export ALL_PROXY="http://<your_IP>:<port>"

Run this on the server, then run:

sudo curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/iniwex5/vohive-release/master/install.sh | bash

Now you can log in to VoHiVE using the last IP shown on the interface.

Device Management → Add Device → fill in info (any)

Then add the rules you need.

Proxy Management → Add Proxy → SOCKS5 address (fill IP and port)
Insert the SIM card, enable VoWiFi in the card policy, and WiFi Calling will work.
You can also set up a Telegram bot for SMS reception – ask GPT for details.

There are plenty of VoHiVE tutorials online. If you have any questions, leave a comment. If enough people join, I’ll create a group.