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  • Page 1 Aircraft [Premium Kit] User Manual V1.0 2024.09...

  • Page 2: Eu Declaration Of Conformity

    DoC. Copyright This manual is copyrighted by Autel Robotics Co., Ltd. with all rights reserved. Without prior written authorization from the company, no person (or entity) may copy, scan, store, distribute, reproduce, sell, transfer, or modify any part or all of this manual in any form for personal use or use by others.
  • Page 3  IMU: Inertia Measurement Unit Read Before Your First Flight To ensure safe use of the EVO Lite Enterprise Series aircraft, Autel Robotics provides you with the following documents and relevant tutorial videos. Please scan the QR codes in this manual or use the provided links to access them.

  • Page 4: Manual Guide

    To watch tutorial videos, please visit: https://www.autelrobotics.com/videos/evo-lite-enterprise-series/ To download resources, please visit: https://manuals.autelrobotics.com/?dir=/EVO%20Lite%20Enterprise%20Series/Aircraft/. Manual Guide This manual contains 7 main chapters and 3 appendices. You can refer to the corresponding chapters for the desired information. Chapter Chapter Overview This chapter introduces the main functions of the EVO Lite Product Overview Enterprise Series aircraft.
  • Page 5 Every time before product update, please ensure the user documentation is the latest version.  Please be aware that in the absence of flight logs from the flight application, Autel Robotics may not be able to analyze the causes of product damage or accidents and provide after- sales service.

  • Page 6: Warranty Policy

    Autel Robotics guarantees users who purchase products through its official authorized channels that:  Under normal use, the Autel Robotics products you purchase will be free from material and workmanship defects during the warranty period.  If you can provide a valid purchase receipt, the warranty period of this product is calculated from the midnight of the next day after you receive the product.
  • Page 7 Company Information Manufacturer: Autel Robotics Co., Ltd. Address: 601,701,801,901, Block B1, Nanshan iPark, No. 1001 Xueyuan Avenue, Nanshan District, Shenzhen, Guangdong, 518055, China Official Website: www.autelrobotics.com.

  • Page 8: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents Product Overview ........................1 Introduction ..........................1 What's In the Case ......................... 2 Product Acceptance Checklist ....................3 UAS Introduction ........................4 Flight Safety ..........................7 Legal Use Notice ........................7 China’s Mainland ...................... 7 The U.S .......................... 8 Canada ..........................
  • Page 9 Gimbal auto calibration ..................28 Emergency Stop Propellers During Flight ............... 29 Direct Remote Identification .................... 29 Standard Flight Operation Process ................. 30 Pre-flight inspection checklist ................30 Basic flight procedure .................... 30 List of Safeguard ........................ 31 Aircraft ..........................32 Aircraft Registration and Activation ..................
  • Page 10 Remote Controller Main Interface ................62 Pull-Down Shortcut Menu ..................64 Frequency Matching With the Remote Controller ............66 Using the Flight Application ..................66 Using Combination Buttons (For Forced Frequency Matching)......66 Selecting Stick Mode ......................67 Stick Modes ......................67 Setting Stick Mode ....................
  • Page 11 Gimbal Settings......................99 More .......................... 100 Attitude Ball ........................103 "Map" Interface ........................104 Camera Interfaces ......................106 Camera Function Access ..................106 Camera Switch and Operation ................110 Flight Missions ........................112 Waypoint Mission ....................112 Rectangle/Polygon Mission ..................118 Oblique ........................

  • Page 12: Product Overview

    Chapter 1 Product Overview Product Overview Introduction The EVO Lite Enterprise Series aircraft (hereafter referred to as the aircraft) is a lightweight aircraft, integrated with a Visual Perception System for three directional obstacle avoidance capability. With an excellent power management system, the aircraft can reach a flight time of up to 40 minutes.

  • Page 13: What's In The Case

    Chapter 1 Product Overview What's In the Case The aircraft is packed and transported in a rugged case (with built-in shock absorption protective materials) and the items inside the case are as follows: Important  Upon receiving the product, please inspect the case in its integrity and confirm that its outer packaging is intact, with no signs of unpacking.

  • Page 14: Product Acceptance Checklist

    After unboxing the product, please check whether the actual items match the items described in the following packing list and carefully inspect the appearance of the aircraft and all accessories. If anything missing or damage is found, please contact Autel Robotics After-Sales Support or authorized dealers promptly.

  • Page 15: Uas Introduction

    Standard Edition: EAN: 6924991132912 Includes UPC: 889520212915 propellers, battery, and a EVO Lite 6K EAN: 6924991132790 6K gimbal. Autel Robotics Enterprise aircraft UPC: 889520212793 The firmware Set Edition: version is V1.0.1.7 or EAN: 6924991135753 later. UPC: 889520215756 EAN: 6924991135777 UPC: 889520215770 Max.
  • Page 16 EAN: 6924991102533 Retailed UPC: 889520012270  All the above components have passed Autel Robotics safety and compatibility tests, users can purchase and use accordingly.  Remote Controller Components & The App A complete RC includes the controller body (equipped with functional buttons), joysticks, and an antenna.
  • Page 17 Chapter 1 Product Overview  When there's any prompt for updates, please follow the instructions to update accordingly to address any issues and to enjoy the new features. Users also have the option to temporarily pause updates; however, this won't affect the existing functions. Table 1-6 List of Pre-installed Apps on the Remote Controller Pre-installed App Software Version...

  • Page 18: Flight Safety

     The EVO Lite Enterprise Series aircraft is a light unmanned aircraft, and the operation of this product by individuals under the age of 16 is prohibited by Autel Robotics. Users under the age of 16 must use this aircraft under the supervision of a professional adult.

  • Page 19: The U.s

    Chapter 2 Flight Safety The U.S  Before using a drone, please complete the real-name registration on the FAA website (https://faadronezone-access.faa.gov/#/) (registrants must be 13 years old or above). Failure to do so may result in regulatory and criminal penalties. ...

  • Page 20: Other Countries And Regions

    Chapter 2 Flight Safety  In the EU region, The EVO Lite Enterprise Series aircraft bears a C1 class identification label, and thus you must comply with subcategory A1 operational restrictions while using it, which are as follows: 1. No flight expected over uninvolved people (if it happens, overflight should be minimized). 2.

  • Page 21: Flight Environment Requirements

    Chapter 2 Flight Safety  Prohibit the use of the aircraft at large event venues, including but not limited to sports stadiums and concerts.  Avoid flying in airspace exceeding the regulated altitude.  Do not use the aircraft to carry any illegal hazardous materials. ...

  • Page 22: Declaration Of Maximum Take-Off Mass

    Chapter 2 Flight Safety  When flying near sources of electromagnetic interference, exercise caution and continuously observe and assess the stability of image transmission signals and videos of the RC. Common sources of electromagnetic interference include, but are not limited to, high-voltage transmission lines, high-voltage substations, mobile communication base stations, and TV broadcast signal towers.

  • Page 23: Visual Positioning Function

    Chapter 2 Flight Safety Aircraft Visual Perception Range  When using the aircraft for flight, avoid obstructing the lenses of the visual perception system. Doing so may impact the performance of the aircraft's visual obstacle avoidance and could lead to flight accidents. ...

  • Page 24: Visual Obstacle Avoidance Function

    Chapter 2 Flight Safety need to turn on the function again, it is recommended to land the aircraft first before conducting relevant operations.  In the presence of great GNSS signal, the aircraft will enter the GNSS mode, and at this time the visual positioning function provides auxiliary positioning information to enhance the accuracy of the aircraft's positioning.

  • Page 25: Precautions For Obstacle Avoidance System Usage

    Chapter 2 Flight Safety Precautions for obstacle avoidance system usage The measurement accuracy of the visual perception system is easily affected by factors such as light intensity and object surface texture. Exercise caution when using the system in the following scenarios: ...

  • Page 26: Manual Activation Of Auto Return Home

    Chapter 2 Flight Safety  If the return home point is not set in the application, the aircraft will default to the takeoff point as the return home point.  During an auto-return, the control function of the remote controller for the aircraft is disabled.

  • Page 27: Behavior Activation Of Auto Return Home

    Chapter 2 Flight Safety  When critically low battery landing is triggered, in the process of landing, users can push and pull the remote controller sticks to adjust the landing location of the aircraft. After users stop using the sticks, the aircraft will continue to land. ...

  • Page 28: Auto Return Home Mechanism

    Chapter 2 Flight Safety Auto return home mechanism Table 2-1 Auto Return Home Mechanism Aircraft Distance Triggering Return Home Mechanism Return Home Distance to Home Point ≤ 10 The aircraft returns to the home point at the current meters altitude. If the current flight altitude is below 20 meters, it will 10 meters <...

  • Page 29: Landing Protection Function

    Chapter 2 Flight Safety  During the obstacle avoidance process, the aircraft will hover in place until a critically low battery landing is triggered. In this case, please manually take control of the aircraft in advance.  Do not fly the aircraft out of visual sight range in places with serious electromagnetic environment interference, avoiding failure to manually taking over the aircraft when the aircraft encounters obstacle and brakes after the loss of connection and return is triggered.

  • Page 30: Flight Restrictions And Unlocking

    Geofence system Autel Robotics has developed a geofence system for its drones to ensure safe and legal flights. This system can dynamically update airspace restriction information worldwide. In different restricted zones, the drone's flight functions will be restricted to varying degrees. The geofence system also supports unlocking restricted zones.

  • Page 31: Restricted Zones

    All information should be based on local laws and regulations.  For temporary airspace control, Autel Robotics will promptly obtain the corresponding regulatory notices and upload the relevant airspace restriction information to the geofencing system.
  • Page 32 Chapter 2 Flight Safety region. For more details, please refer to “2.11 Altitude and Distance Limits" in this chapter and “6.5.1 Flight Control Parameter Setting” in Chapter 6. Factory-installed in the geofence system, regularly updated. Factory-installed in the geofence system, regularly updated. Warning Zone Update Method: The RC automatically fetches the warning (Displayed in yellow on the...

  • Page 33: Import Ugz

    Chapter 2 Flight Safety Table 2-3 Buffer Zone Description Buffer Zone Type Buffer Zone Description When the aircraft not lifted flies towards the no-fly zone from the outside: When the aircraft touches the boundary of the buffer zone, Buffer zone of the no-fly the flight application will display a warning alert "Approaching zone a Flight Restricted Area"...

  • Page 34: Unlocking No-Fly Zones

     Aircraft S/N (Serial number): Multiple serial numbers can be applied at once.  Autel account of UAS operator: Multiple accounts can be applied at once. Log in to the official website of Autel Robotics at www.autelrobotics.com/service/noflight/, enter the relevant information, and complete the waiver application.

  • Page 35: Aircraft Calibration

    Chapter 2 Flight Safety Altitude and Distance Limitation Diagram  In the flight application, the allowable range for altitude restriction is 20 ~ 800m, and the allowable range for distance restriction is 20 ~ 5000m. During actual flight, the set maximum altitude limit should not exceed the altitude restricted by local laws and regulations, such as the maximum flight altitude of aircraft in China’s Mainland, the United States, the European Union and other countries and regions should not exceed 120 meters...
  • Page 36 Chapter 2 Flight Safety  Please do not carry ferromagnetic materials or metal objects with you during calibration, such as mobile phones, watches, etc.  During the calibration process, please stay away from charged objects and keep the aircraft 1.5 meters above the ground. ...

  • Page 37: Imu Calibration

    Chapter 2 Flight Safety  Please follow the calibration steps as instructed on the Compass Calibration page of the flight application.  If the calibration fails, the rear arm light of the aircraft will turn solid red. In this case, repeat the above steps.
  • Page 38 Chapter 2 Flight Safety Fold the arms of the aircraft and place it horizontally on the ground until the interface prompts next step. Flip the aircraft 180°, placing it with the belly facing up on a flat surface, until the interface prompts next step. Please be careful to protect the lens on the back of the aircraft during this process.

  • Page 39: Gimbal Auto Calibration

    Chapter 2 Flight Safety Fold the arms of the aircraft and place it with the nose facing upward on the ground until the App prompts that the calibration is successful. Please be careful to protect the lens on the rear of the aircraft during this process.

  • Page 40: Emergency Stop Propellers During Flight

     If the propellers are stopped when the aircraft has a certain initial velocity, the aircraft will follow a parabolic trajectory during free fall. Do not stop the propellers in this unpredictable scenario.  After completing the forced landing, please contact Autel Robotics promptly for inspection of the power system. Direct Remote Identification The Direct Remote Identification (DRI) system allows the registration number of the unmanned aircraft system operator (Remote ID) to be uploaded to the system.

  • Page 41: Standard Flight Operation Process

    Chapter 2 Flight Safety  In Chinese Mainland, the aircrafts registered legally will enable Remote ID broadcast by default after completing power-on self-check.  When the aircraft is in automatic check process after being turned on or in flight, if the remote identification function is detected as being abnormal, the flight application will prompt an alert “Remote ID anomaly, please comply with air traffic regulations during flight”, the RC will emit sound alert at the same time.

  • Page 42: List Of Safeguard

    Chapter 2 Flight Safety 1. Please refer to "2.15.1 Pre-flight inspection checklist" in this chapter for pre-flight preparations.  Place the aircraft in an open and level outdoor area, ensuring no obstacles are present. Stand at least 5 meters away from the rear of the aircraft. ...

  • Page 43: Aircraft

    (region) and other countries (regions) will automatically be set as no-fly zones.  If registration and activation fail, please contact Autel Robotics After-Sales Support for assistance.  For how to pair the aircraft with the RC, please refer to “4.9 Frequency Matching With the...
  • Page 44 Chapter 3 Aircraft Table 3-1 Aircraft Overhead View Details Name Description Rotates in the air to generate thrust to propel the aircraft Propeller forward. Landing Gear Used to support the aircraft to avoid damage to the bottom of (built-in antenna) the fuselage.
  • Page 45 Chapter 3 Aircraft Aircraft Side View Table 3-3 Aircraft Side View Details Name Description microSD Card Slot For inserting a microSD card. Smart Battery Used to provide energy for aircraft operation. Used to connect to a computer for firmware updating, USB-C Interface debugging and data transferring.

  • Page 46: Propeller

    Chapter 3 Aircraft improve downward visual sensing performance, and ensure the safe landing of the aircraft. Downward Visual Used to sense obstacles below, and to the left and right of the Perception System aircraft and avoid collisions.  The interfaces on both sides of the aircraft body are equipped with rubber protective covers, designed to protect the microSD card slot and USB-C interface.

  • Page 47: Installing The Propellers

    Chapter 3 Aircraft  Installing the Propellers When installing the propellers, strictly follow the following instructions: 1. Make sure that the aircraft is powered off before installing the propellers. 2. The aircraft needs to be installed with two models of propellers, that is, CW and CCW, with two of each model.

  • Page 48: Storing Propellers

    Chapter 3 Aircraft  Please use the propellers provided by Autel Robotics. Do not mix propellers of different models.  Before replacing propellers, make sure that the aircraft is powered off.  Propeller edges are sharp. When replacing propellers, it is recommended to wear protective gloves.
  • Page 49 Chapter 3 Aircraft Arm Light Table 3-6 Arm Light Status Details Mode Front Arm Light (1) Rear Arm Light (2) During normal flight, will During normal flight, the green alternatively flash according to a GNSS Mode light will flash slowly in cycles of cycle of (green light on for 1s /red ATTI Mode (1s on/1s off) to distinguish the...

  • Page 50: Auxiliary Bottom Light

    Chapter 3 Aircraft  Slow flashing: flashes once every 2s (0.5s on/1.5s off).  Fast flashing: flashes twice every 1s.  Alternating flashing: flash alternately in different colors. Auxiliary Bottom Light The aircraft is equipped with an auxiliary bottom light (LED auxiliary light) at the bottom of the fuselage.

  • Page 51: Camera Differences

    Chapter 3 Aircraft  The gimbal camera of the EVO Lite 640T Enterprise Aircraft is equipped with a 1/2-inch CMOS image sensor, capable of capturing stable 48 million pixels photos and infrared photos of 640 x 512 resolution. Camera differences Aircraft Gimbal Camera Table 3-8 Aircraft Gimbal Camera Details Name...

  • Page 52: Camera Operations

    Chapter 3 Aircraft Camera operations  RC Control  Right dial wheel: Used to adjust the zoom factor of the selected camera. Turn left to reduce the zoom factor, and turn right to increase the zoom factor.  Video recording button: Short press the button to shoot a picture; press and hold this button to start/end recording video.

  • Page 53: Gimbal Mechanical Rotation Range

    Chapter 3 Aircraft Table 3-9 Gimbal Structure Details of EVO Lite 6K Enterprise Aircraft Name Description Dampener Mount Used to support dampeners and gimbal cameras, etc. Camera Used to capture pictures or videos. UV Lens Used to filter ultraviolet rays, protect the lens. Used to control the moving range of the gimbal to rotate up or Pitch Axis Power down (mechanical range: -135°~45°, controllable movement...

  • Page 54: Gimbal Operations

    Chapter 3 Aircraft Gimbal operations  Control Camera by RC Functional Buttons  Right dial wheel: Used to adjust the zoom factor of the selected camera. Turn left to reduce the zoom factor, and turn right to increase the zoom factor. ...

  • Page 55: Flight Status

    Chapter 3 Aircraft Measures atmospheric pressure and is used to determine the Barometer altitude of the aircraft. Provides the aircraft with front, rear, and down obstacle Visual Perception System awareness around the fuselage. Ultrasonic sensor Measures the distance between the aircraft and the ground. Flight status Depending on the availability of GNSS signals and flight conditions, the aircraft can automatically switch between three flight modes.

  • Page 56: Flight Modes

    Chapter 3 Aircraft  If the aircraft is in visual positioning mode or attitude mode, the no-fly zone function of the geofencing system will be unavailable and please be cautious that do not enter restricted airspace.  When the aircraft is in the visual positioning mode, the maximum speed limit is 3 m/s in standard mode and 10 m/s in ludicrous mode.

  • Page 57: Intelligent Flight Function

    Chapter 3 Aircraft  When switching to Ludicrous mode, its flight speed is greatly improved compared with Standard mode, so the braking distance in this mode will be correspondingly extended. You should maintain a braking distance of at least 40 meters when operating the aircraft in this mode to ensure personal and flight safety.

  • Page 58: Noise Description

    Chapter 3 Aircraft  If you plan to shoot high-definition videos, we recommend using a Class 10, UHS-3, or higher microSD card, and the aircraft supports a microSD card with storage of up to 256GB.  To prevent data loss, please turn off the aircraft before removing the microSD card. ...

  • Page 59: Aircraft Communication Frequency Bands

    Chapter 3 Aircraft (Horizontal Plane) Note: The measurement environment is an outdoor cement ground.  Before conducting a flight, please make sure to verify the noise restrictions in the flight area in advance to avoid violations of local regulations regarding aircraft noise. Aircraft Communication Frequency Bands The EVO Lite Enterprise Series Aircraft is equipped with Autel SkyLink transmission technology, equipped with triple-frequency dual-transmit dual-receive capability, so that the communication...
  • Page 60 Chapter 3 Aircraft mode or attitude mode from GNSS mode, its communication frequency band remains the same.  Information of Communication Frequency Bands for Aircraft The communication frequency bands of the aircraft comply with regulatory requirements worldwide. Please feel assured in using it. The relevant used frequency bands are listed in the table below.
  • Page 61 The aircraft supports frequency matching with the RC, enabling remote communication control of the aircraft. Table 3-15 Supported List of Aircraft Ground Control Equipment Control Device Information Manufacturer Autel Robotics Control Software Autel Enterprise Software Version Requirement V1.4.137.2 or higher...

  • Page 62: Remote Controller

    Chapter 4 Remote Controller Remote Controller Introduction The remote controller is installed with the flight application Autel Enterprise by default, allowing you to operate and set the aircraft and the gimbal camera and transmit high-definition videos from the gimbal camera in real time. It offers a maximum communication distance of 15 kilometers.
  • Page 63 Chapter 4 Remote Controller Video Recording Press the button to start recording video and press it again to Button end recording video. Customize the key function in the flight application. For more Key C1 information, see “6.5.3 RC Settings” in Chapter 6. For heat dissipation of the remote controller.
  • Page 64 Chapter 4 Remote Controller Remote Controller Front View Table 4-2 Remote Controller Front View Details Name Description Transmits the control signals of the remote controller to the Antenna aircraft and receives the image transmission information from the aircraft. Battery Level Displays the remaining battery level of the remote controller.

  • Page 65: Communication Frequency Bands

    Chapter 4 Remote Controller Remote Controller Rear View Table 4-3 Remote Controller Rear View Details Name Description Speaker Plays sound to indicate the status of the device. Used to prevent external damage such as collision and abrasion Protective Cover to the remote controller. Lower Hook Used to connect and fix the remote controller strap.
  • Page 66 Chapter 4 Remote Controller  In actual use, after the aircraft and the remote controller is turned on and matched in frequency, the flight application in the remote controller will automatically determine and select the radio communication frequency band that complies with local regulations for the specific country or region based on the GNSS information received by the aircraft.

  • Page 67: Installing The Remote Controller Lanyard

    Chapter 4 Remote Controller  UK (UKCA) 5.8G 802.11a/n/ac  Chinese Mainland (SRRC) （5725-5829MHz）  USA (FCC) 5.8G  Canada (ISED) 802.11a/n/ac （5725-5850MHz）  EU (CE)  UK (UKCA) Note  Some countries and regions have strict restrictions on the use of radio communication frequency bands.

  • Page 68: Installing/Storing Sticks

    Chapter 4 Remote Controller Install the Remote Controller Lanyard (As Required) Installing/Storing Sticks The remote controller features removable sticks, which effectively reduce storage space and enable easy carrying and transportation.  Installing sticks There are stick storage slots above the mental handle at the back of the controller. Rotate counterclockwise to remove the two sticks and then rotate them clockwise to install them separately on the remote controller.

  • Page 69: Turning The Remote Controller On/Off

    Chapter 4 Remote Controller prevent you from accidentally touching the sticks, causing damage to the sticks or unintended startup of the aircraft. Turning the Remote Controller On/Off  Turning the Remote Controller On Press and hold the power button at the top of the remote controller for 3 seconds until the controller emits a "beep"...

  • Page 70: Checking The Battery Level Of The Remote Controller

    Chapter 4 Remote Controller Turning the Remote Controller Off  When the remote controller is on, you can press and hold the power button at the top of the remote controller for 6 seconds to forcibly turn it off. Checking the Battery Level of the Remote Controller When the remote controller is off, short press the power button of the remote controller for 1 second, and the battery level indicator will display the battery level of the remote controller.

  • Page 71: Charging The Remote Controller

    Chapter 4 Remote Controller Table 4-6 Battery Remaining Power Power Definition Definition Display Display 1 light always on: 2 lights always on: 0%-25% power 25%-50% power 3 lights always on: 4 lights always on: 75%- 50%-75% power 100% power  When the remote controller is on, you can check the current battery level of the remote controller in the following ways: Check it on the top status notification bar of the flight application.

  • Page 72: Adjusting The Antenna Position Of The Remote Controller

    Chapter 4 Remote Controller Warning  Please use the official charger provided by Autel Robotics to charge the remote controller. Using third-party chargers may damage the battery of the remote controller.  After charging is complete, please disconnect the remote controller from the charger promptly.

  • Page 73: Remote Controller System Interfaces

    Chapter 4 Remote Controller Extend the antenna Remote Controller System Interfaces Remote Controller Main Interface After the remote controller is turned on, it enters the main interface of the flight application by default. In the main interface of the flight application, slide down from the top of the touch screen or slide up from the bottom of the touch screen to display the system status notification bar and navigation keys, and tap the "Home"...
  • Page 74 Chapter 4 Remote Controller Table 4-7 Remote Controller Main Interface Details Name Description Time Indicates the current system time. Battery Status Indicates the current battery status of the remote controller. Indicates that location information is currently enabled. If not enabled, the icon is not displayed. Location Info You can tap "Settings"...

  • Page 75: Pull-Down Shortcut Menu

    Chapter 4 Remote Controller location information, security, language, gestures, date and time, device Name, etc. Maxitools It supports the log function and can restore factory settings.  The remote controller supports the installation of third-party Android apps, but you need to obtain the installation packages on your own.
  • Page 76 Chapter 4 Remote Controller In the "Pull-Down Shortcut Menu", you can quickly set Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, screenshot, screen recording, airplane mode, screen brightness, and remote controller sound. Pull-Down Shortcut Menu Table 4-9 Pull-Down Shortcut Menu Details name Description Notification Displays system or app notifications. Center Displays the current system time, date, and week of the remote Time and Date...

  • Page 77: Frequency Matching With The Remote Controller

    Chapter 4 Remote Controller Tap the “ ” icon to turn on or off the airplane mode, that is, to Airplane mode turn on or turn off the Wi-Fi and Bluetooth functions at the same time. Screen Brightness Drag the slider to adjust the screen brightness. Adjustment Volume Drag the slider to adjust the media volume.

  • Page 78: Selecting Stick Mode

    Chapter 4 Remote Controller 1. Press and hold the power button and the take-off/return-to-home button of the remote controller at the same time until the battery level indicator of the remote controller flashes quickly, which indicates that the remote controller has entered the forced frequency matching state.
  • Page 79 Chapter 4 Remote Controller  Mode 2 Mode 2 Table 4-11 Mode 2 Details Stick Move Up/Down Move Left/Right Left Controls the ascent and descent of Command Controls the heading of the aircraft the aircraft Stick Right Controls the forward and backward Controls the left or right movement Command movement of the aircraft...

  • Page 80: Setting Stick Mode

    Chapter 4 Remote Controller Right Controls the ascent and descent of Command Controls the heading of the aircraft the aircraft Stick  Do not hand over the remote controller to persons who have not learned how to use the remote controller. ...
  • Page 81 Chapter 4 Remote Controller The larger the degree of the stick movement, the greater the rotational angular velocity of the aircraft. Right Command The up-and-down direction of the right Stick stick is the pitch stick, which is used to Move Up or control the flight of the aircraft in the Down forward and backward directions.

  • Page 82: Starting/Stopping The Aircraft Power Motor

    Chapter 4 Remote Controller Starting/Stopping the Aircraft Power Motor Table 4-13 Start/Stop the Aircraft Power Motor Process Stick Operation Description Power on the aircraft, and the aircraft will automatically perform a self-check. Then Start the aircraft power simultaneously move the left and right motor when the aircraft is sticks inward or outward for 2 seconds, as powered on...
  • Page 83 Chapter 4 Remote Controller Custom Keys C1 and C2 Table 4-14 C1 and C2 Customizable Settings Function Description Press to trigger: turn on/off the visual obstacle avoidance Visual Obstacle sensing system. Avoidance On/Off When this function is enabled, the aircraft will automatically hover when it detects obstacles in the field of view.

  • Page 84: Take-Off/Return-To-Home Button And Pause Button

    Chapter 4 Remote Controller Take-off/Return-to-Home Button and Pause Button Warning  The auto-return function will only be enabled when the aircraft is in GNSS mode.  If the obstacle avoidance system is disabled during a return flight, the aircraft will not be able to automatically avoid obstacles.

  • Page 85: Turning On/Off The Remote Controller Prompt Sound

    Chapter 4 Remote Controller Warning  If the auto-return home point is not suitable for the aircraft to land (such as uneven ground and crowds), please exit the auto-return before the aircraft reaches the home point, and then manually resume control to land. Turning On/Off the Remote Controller Prompt Sound In some scenarios, the remote controller will send a prompt sound, such as the screen lock sound, power-on sound and aircraft alert notification sound.
  • Page 86 Chapter 4 Remote Controller Calibration of the dials and command sticks: According to the instructions on the calibration interface, move the left and right dial wheels and the left and right sticks according to the directions shown in the figure and hold for 1 second. At this time, a beep will be heard, and the calibration direction icon will be changed from gray to dark blue,...

  • Page 87: Smart Battery

    Chapter 5 Smart Battery Smart Battery Battery Introduction The aircraft comes standard with the MDXM_6175_1113 smart battery (hereafter referred to as smart battery) as the power battery. This battery is a rechargeable lithium-ion polymer (LiPo) battery and features high energy density and capacity. The smart battery can be charged with an MaxAd_3SA battery charger (model: AQ661-12755000D).

  • Page 88: Overcurrent Protection

    Chapter 5 Smart Battery The aircraft can obtain real-time battery information, such as voltage, current, battery level, and battery temperature, through the communication interface on the smart battery.  Power Saving Mode The smart battery will automatically shut down after 30 minutes of inactivity to reduce power consumption.

  • Page 89: Smart Battery Usage

    Chapter 5 Smart Battery  Before using the smart battery, please carefully read and strictly follow the requirements in this Manual, “Battery Safety Operation Guidelines”, and “Disclaimer and Safety Guidelines”, and those on the battery's surface sticker. The user shall undertake all consequences if he/she fails to follow the usage requirements.

  • Page 90: Installing/Removing The Smart Battery

    Chapter 5 Smart Battery Installing/Removing the smart battery Table 5-2 Install the Smart Battery Step Operation Diagram Turn off the smart battery before installing the battery. Slowly insert the smart battery into the battery compartment on the aircraft fuselage, and you will hear a clicking sound when the battery is in place.

  • Page 91: Turning On/Off The Smart Battery

    Chapter 5 Smart Battery  The unlock button of the smart batteries are consumable parts. Please do not press them hard to avoid any possible damage to the internal structure of the battery. Turning on/off the smart battery  Turning on the smart battery When the smart battery is turned off, press and hold the power button for 3 seconds to turn on the battery.

  • Page 92: Charging The Smart Battery

    Chapter 5 Smart Battery Distribution of Battery Level Indicator Table 5-4 Battery Level Indicator Status (While Not Charging) : Green light is always on : Green light blinking : Off  After the aircraft is connected to the RC, you can check the current smart battery level of the aircraft in the top status bar and “Aircraft Battery”...
  • Page 93  Modifying the official smart battery or charging device provided by Autel Robotics is prohibited.  Only use the battery and charging device provided by Autel Robotics. Autel Robotics is not responsible for any consequences, such as battery accidents and flight failure, caused by the use of third-party batteries or charging devices.

  • Page 94: Storing And Transporting The Smart Battery

    Chapter 5 Smart Battery  It is recommended to fully charge the smart battery of the aircraft before the aircraft takes off. When the battery is fully charged, the battery level Indicator will turn off.  Generally, it takes about 90 minutes to fully charge the smart battery of the aircraft, but the charging time is related to the remaining battery level.

  • Page 95: Maintaining And Handling The Smart Battery

    Chapter 5 Smart Battery  Do not transport batteries that have a damaged appearance or a battery level of more than 30%.  If the smart battery is left idle for a long time, please charge it every 3 months to avoid a shortened battery lifespan resulting from long-term low battery levels.

  • Page 96: Recycling The Smart Battery

    Chapter 5 Smart Battery  After 2 consecutive standard charge and discharge operations, if the abnormal battery still cannot be repaired, it is recommended to replace it with a new one. Recycling the smart battery If the smart battery is discarded due to damage, leakage, or other issues that compromise the integrity of the battery shell, it is recommended to completely immerse the battery in an insulated bucket filled with 5% salt water for more than 48 hours until the battery is completely discharged.

  • Page 97: Flight Application

    Flight Application Software Introduction Autel Enterprise Application is a flight application developed by Autel Robotics for enterprise applications. The application supports waypoint mission, rectangle mission, polygon mission and Oblique, integrates a variety of professional functions to quickly get started and improve efficiency;...
  • Page 98 Chapter 6 Flight Application Table 6-1 Details of the Main Interface of the Flight Application Name Description Displays the flight mode, warning information, flight status, battery level of the remote controller and aircraft, remote Status Notification controller signal, GNSS signal, operating status of the obstacle avoidance system, and other information.

  • Page 99: Status Notification Bar

    Chapter 6 Flight Application In the three-screen mode, the left side of the RC display is “Map” interface, the upper right side is “Wide Angle” interface, and the lower right side is “IR” interface by default. Tap this icon to adjust a preview interface to the Maximize Window corresponding full-screen interface.

  • Page 100: Toolbar

    Chapter 6 Flight Application 1. Displays the current communication signal status between the remote controller and the aircraft. 2. Tap this icon to display the specific signal status: When the signal is 3-5 grids, the remote Remote Controller controller signal is displayed as strong. Signal Status When the signal is 1-2 grids, the remote controller signal is displayed as weak.
  • Page 101 Chapter 6 Flight Application  You can add a maximum of 12 function icons to the toolbar. Some functions may need support from aircraft hardware and unavailable functions will be displayed in grey. Toolbar Table 6-4 Toolbar Details Icon Name Description Tap this icon to enter the “More”, where you can More...
  • Page 102 Chapter 6 Flight Application Tap this icon, and the aircraft will turn off the arm Stealth lights, strobes, and auxiliary bottom lights after users sign the disclaimer. Tap this icon to capture the current screen in a Screenshot screenshot. Recording Tap this icon to start recording the current screen.

  • Page 103: Settings" Interface

    Chapter 6 Flight Application Tap this icon to import missions saved in local Import (supports KML format) to the mission library. Tap this icon to enter the “Missions” interface, where Missions you can query, edit, favorite, and delete previously saved historical flight missions. Tap this icon to enter the "Waypoint"...
  • Page 104 Chapter 6 Flight Application "Flight Control Parameter Setting" interface  Set RTH Altitude When executing an auto-return, the aircraft will rise to the RTH altitude set before starting the return process. Warning  Although the flight application allows you to set a flight altitude within the range of 20-800 meters, this does not mean that the set altitude complies with local laws and regulations.

  • Page 105: Oa Settings

    Chapter 6 Flight Application  Appropriate altitude limit and distance limit settings can improve flight safety.  The altitude limit setting should comply with local (within the flight operation area) laws and regulations. Flying the aircraft in an unsuitable flight altitude may have legal risks. Please comply with the fight safety requirements of relevant areas during flight operations.
  • Page 106 Chapter 6 Flight Application "OA Settings" Interface  Turn On/Off OA System  If this function is turned on, you can set the brake distance. When the aircraft detects an obstacle, it will brake and stop at the brake distance as set. ...

  • Page 107: Rc Settings

    Chapter 6 Flight Application  Turn On/Off Landing Protection  If this function is turned on, the aircraft will detect whether the ground surfaces are suitable for landing before it lands.  After the landing protection function is turned on, if the aircraft detects that the ground surface is not suitable for landing, it will keep hovering over the landing point.

  • Page 108: Image Transmission Settings

    Chapter 6 Flight Application For details about functions of RC custom button C, see “4.11.1 Custom Keys C1 and C2” in Chapter 4.  Set EXP The X-axis is the physical output of the command stick, and the Y-axis is the logical output of the command stick.

  • Page 109: Aircraft Battery

    Chapter 6 Flight Application  Set Image Transmission Mode The remote controller will receive and display the image transmission screen at the selected resolution.  Set Transmission Frequency Band Tap the drop-down list of "Transmission Frequency Band" and select a transmission frequency band according to your needs.

  • Page 110: Gimbal Settings

    Chapter 6 Flight Application “Battery Information” Interface  View Basic Information of the Smart Battery You can view the real-time status of the battery and the estimated flight time of the aircraft with the current battery level. Please refer to the parameters in the following table to view the basic information of the battery, so as to deal with it in time when the battery condition is not good.

  • Page 111: More

    Chapter 6 Flight Application "Gimbal Settings" Interface  Set Gimbal Pitch Sensitivity Set the number of degrees the gimbal rotates on the pitch axis per second (unit: °/second).  Turn On/Off Extended Pitch Angle Tap the button to the right of "Extended Pitch Angle" to turn on the upward gimbal rotation function.

  • Page 112: Unit Settings

    Chapter 6 Flight Application "More" interface  Unit Settings Set the unit of "Speed/Distance Units", "Area Units", "Temperature Units", and "Coordinate Format" displayed in the flight application.  Light Settings  Turn on/off Stealth mode If the stealth mode is turned on, the aux light is off by default. ...
  • Page 113 Please stay away from crowds or buildings when using this function.  After the "Emergency Stop Propellers During Flight" function is enabled, please stop using the aircraft and contact Autel Robotics to inspect the power system of the aircraft.  Target Recognition Settings...

  • Page 114: Attitude Ball

    Chapter 6 Flight Application The aircraft supports three types of target for recognition: “Human”, “Vehicle”, “Boat” and “Smoke/Fire”. Users can set a type or types of recognition on their own.  Remote ID According to local laws and regulations (not Chinese Mainland), enter the pilot registration number.

  • Page 115: Map" Interface

    Chapter 6 Flight Application Displays the current position of the aircraft, which can help you Aircraft Position observe the approximate position between the aircraft and the remote controller. Displays the current nose orientation of the aircraft. If the aircraft is no longer visible in the line of sight, the aircraft can be Aircraft Heading controlled to return to the home point based on the position and heading of the aircraft.
  • Page 116 Chapter 6 Flight Application "Map" Interface Table 6-6 Interface Button Details Icon Name Description When the remote controller is connected to the Internet, tap this icon and enter the desired location name in the “Search Map” edit box. Search Map Based on the selected location, the map interface will switch to display the map of the corresponding location.

  • Page 117: Camera Interfaces

    Chapter 6 Flight Application Tap this icon to unlock the display direction of the map of the current remote controller. This icon indicates that the display direction of the map is unlocked. Orientation When the remote controller is rotated, the display Unlock direction of the map will change accordingly.
  • Page 118 Chapter 6 Flight Application Camera Function Area (EVO Lite 640T Enterprise) Table 6-7 Camera Menu Details Icon Meaning Description On wide-angle camera interface or map screen Switch to Thermal split interface, tap this icon to enter the thermal Camera camera interface. On thermal camera interface or map screen split Switch to Wide interface, tap this icon to enter the wide-angle...
  • Page 119 Chapter 6 Flight Application Tap this icon to view materials from the aircraft's Album album and the local album and download or delete them. On the "IR" camera interface, tap this dynamic icon Thermal Camera to adjust the zoom factor of the infrared thermal Zoom imaging camera.

  • Page 120: Advanced Settings

    Chapter 6 Flight Application Flat-Field Calibration. In “IR” camera interface, tap this icon to perform calibration. After calibration, FFC Calibration the image quality of thermal imaging will be optimized, and temperature changes will be easier to observe. On any camera interface, tap the " "...

  • Page 121: Camera Switch And Operation

    Chapter 6 Flight Application  Turn On/Off Pre-recording  If this function is turned on, the aircraft will start recording 15 seconds in advance (tap the " " icon).  The pre-recording function can prevent missing important shots when the aircraft is flying rapidly.

  • Page 122: Camera Settings

    Chapter 6 Flight Application out on the picture captured by the wide angle camera, so as to flexibly shoot objects at different distances. 2. Camera Settings Tap the " " icon to enter the "Camera Settings" interface and perform relevant settings. For more information, see “6.8.1 Camera Function Access”...

  • Page 123: Flight Missions

    Chapter 6 Flight Application  The temperature of the measured target should be within 600°C. Over-temperature measurements can cause burns and damage to the infrared detector. Flight Missions Flight missions are divided into waypoint missions, rectangle missions, and polygon missions in terms of type.
  • Page 124 Chapter 6 Flight Application Waypoint Mission (before takeoff) Table 6-8 “Waypoint Mission” Terms and Details Term Definition Refers to the vertical height of the aircraft relative to the take-off point. Altitude Refers to the vertical height of the aircraft relative to sea level. It is used to set the position where the nose of the aircraft is facing.
  • Page 125 Chapter 6 Flight Application Refers to the actions performed by the camera, the gimbal, and the Segment Action aircraft during the flight segment formed between the current waypoint and the next waypoint. Refers to the actions performed by the camera, gimbal, and aircraft at a Waypoint Action specific waypoint.
  • Page 126 Chapter 6 Flight Application  Add Waypoints Tap the “ ” icon, find the starting point for the mission on the map and tap it to create the first waypoint, and then repeat the previous operation to create multiple waypoints as required. When adding waypoints, the waypoint mission settings interface will pop up on the right ...
  • Page 127 Chapter 6 Flight Application angle of the aircraft at the current waypoint to “Route Following”, “Manual”, “Custom”, or “Turn to Point of Interest” (the waypoint should be associated with the point of interest). Note  Route Following: the nose of the aircraft will follow the direction of the waypoint change. ...
  • Page 128 Chapter 6 Flight Application Note  If the camera action “Gimbal pitch angle” is added when setting the waypoint action, the aircraft will execute the initial pitch angle first when flying to the Waypoint, and then execute the "Gimbal pitch angle" in the camera action ...

  • Page 129: Rectangle/Polygon Mission

    Chapter 6 Flight Application  Set Associated Waypoints On the POI settings interface, tap the waypoints to be associated to associate the current point of interest with the selected waypoints.  After a waypoint is associated with a point of interest, the yaw angle of the aircraft at the waypoint will not be set to “Align Route”...
  • Page 130 Chapter 6 Flight Application Rectangle Mission Interface (before takeoff) Polygon Mission Interface (before takeoff)
  • Page 131 Chapter 6 Flight Application Table 6-10 “Rectangle/Polygon Mission” Terms and Details Term Definition Refers to the vertical altitude of the work surface of the shot object Relative Height relative to the take-off point of the aircraft. Ground Sampling Distance. Refers to the action that the aircraft will perform after completing a Finish Action rectangle/polygon mission.
  • Page 132 Chapter 6 Flight Application When executing a mission, tap this icon, and the Pause Mission aircraft will pause the mission and hover at the current position. Tap this icon, and the aircraft will abort the current Exit Mission mission and automatically return. ...

  • Page 133: Advanced Settings

    Chapter 6 Flight Application  Set Flight Speed Tap the "Flight Speed" edit box to set the flight speed of rectangle/polygon mission.  Set Obstacle Avoidance Mode On the rectangle mission settings interface, the obstacle avoidance mode can be set to "Bypass" or "Off".

  • Page 134: Oblique

    Chapter 6 Flight Application  If this function is turned on, the aircraft will create a route along the center point of the rectangle for re-shooting after completing the shooting of the main route. This helps optimize the overall shooting accuracy of the mission. ...
  • Page 135 Chapter 6 Flight Application Oblique Mission Interface (before takeoff) Table 6-12 “Oblique Mission” Terms and Details Term Definition Refers to the vertical altitude of the work surface of the shot object Relative Height relative to the take-off point of the aircraft. Ground sample distance when executing orthophoto route.
  • Page 136 Chapter 6 Flight Application Refers to the image overlap rate between two consecutive photos taken Side Overlap when capturing images along two adjacent flight routes in orthophoto route. Oblique Side Refers to the image overlap rate between two consecutive photos taken Overlap when capturing images along two adjacent flight routes in oblique route.
  • Page 137 Chapter 6 Flight Application When adding a mission area, the mission settings interface will pop up on the right side of  the mission interface. After adding a mission area, the flight application will automatically generate one set of  orthophoto image routes and four sets of oblique photography routes according to the mission area.
  • Page 138 Chapter 6 Flight Application  Set Weather Tap the "Weather" drop-down list to set the weather status when the aircraft is executing the oblique mission. You can choose “Sunny” or “Cloudy”.  Please choose the weather status according to actual weather status so as to ensure oblique photography quality.

  • Page 139: Pre-Flight Check

    Chapter 6 Flight Application  When flying at a high altitude, if there are no obstacles, it is recommended to disable the obstacle avoidance mode.  Start Pre-flight Check After the completion of all settings for an oblique mission, relevant flight mission data will be synchronously displayed at the bottom center of the oblique mission interface, including the route length, mapping area, estimated time, and photos to be taken.

  • Page 140: Resume Mission

    Chapter 6 Flight Application Pre-flight Check for a Flight Mission 1. On the ongoing flight mission interface, tap the " " icon on the left, and the "Pre-flight Check" interface will pop up. Please make sure that there is no fault or abnormal alarm, otherwise, you need to follow the tips to solve it.

  • Page 141: Mission And Favorites

    Chapter 6 Flight Application Mission and Favorites On the "Mission/Favorites" interface, you can query, edit, favorite, and delete previously saved flight missions. Mission/Favorites Interface  Query Tap the “ ” icon in the upper-right corner of the “Mission” interface and enter the desired content to quickly locate the corresponding historical flight mission.

  • Page 142: Update And Maintenance

    Chapter 7 Firmware Updates and Maintenance Update and Maintenance In order to ensure the overall reliability and the safety of the UAS system, so as to provide the best flight experience for users, the UAS components need to be upgraded to the latest firmware version and maintained as required on regular basis.

  • Page 143: Aircraft Parts Maintenance

    To ensure that the aircraft maintains optimal performance, all parts of the aircraft need to be maintained regularly. For details, please refer to the Maintenance Manual. If you have any questions, please contact Autel Robotics. Table 7-1 Aircraft Consumable Parts list...

  • Page 144: Troubleshooting Guide

     Users can contact Autel Robotics to purchase the above parts and replace them by themselves according to the operating instructions.  If you need to replace parts that are not in the list, please contact Autel Robotics. Damage caused by unauthorized disassembly and assembly will not be covered by the warranty.
  • Page 145  If the gimbal camera successfully passes the self-check, but the aircraft still reports a fault, it may be a hardware failure of the aircraft. In this case, contact Autel Robotics. 4. There is no response from the remote controller when matching it with the aircraft: ...
  • Page 146 16. The aircraft or remote controller experiences unexpected shutdown during firmware updates:  Restart the device. If it can power on normally, make sure that the device is sufficiently charged before proceeding with the update.  If the device cannot power on, contact Autel Robotics.
  • Page 147 Chapter 7 Update and Maintenance 17. Restore the factory setting of the remote controller:  Tap the "Maxitools" app on the main interface of the remote controller to perform a factory reset. Please back up important data before performing this operation. 18.

  • Page 148: Appendix A Product Specifications

    Appendix A Product Specifications Appendix A Product Specifications A.1 Aircraft Aircraft Weight of EVO Lite Enterprise 866 g Series Aircraft Maximum takeoff weight of EVO 866 g Lite Enterprise Series Aircraft 210×123×95mm (folded, propellers included) Dimensions 433×516×95mm (unfolded, propellers included) Max.
  • Page 149 Appendix A Product Specifications Maximum flight mileage 24 km 37 minutes Maximum hover time (no wind) Note: Tested in lab with nearly no wind when aircraft hovers and only for reference. Maximum wind resistance level Fresh breeze Slow: 15° Smooth: 30° Maximum tilt angle Standard: 30°...

  • Page 150: A.2 Gimbal Camera

    Appendix A Product Specifications Maximum signal effective distance FCC: 12 km (No interference, no obstruction) CE/SRRC: 6 km 2.4G: ≤30dBm (FCC/ISED/RCM); ≤20dBm (CE/SRRC/UKCA) 5.2G: Effective transmitter power ( EIRP) ≤30dBm (FCC); ≤23dBm (CE/UKCA) 5.8G: ≤30dBm(FCC/SRRC/ISED/RCM); ≤14dBm(CE/UKCA) Visual Perception System Forward: 0.2~23 meters Effective obstacle avoidance speed: ＜10m/s Sensing range Backward: 0.2~30 meters...

  • Page 151: A.2.2 Evo Lite 640T Enterprise Gimbal Camera

    Appendix A Product Specifications Aperture: F2.8-F11 Focus distance: 0.5 meter ~ ∞ ISO range Auto/Manual: ISO100 ~ ISO6400 Shutter speed 1/10000 ~ 1/60 seconds Defog mode Support Zoom 1 - 16x digital zoom Maximum photo size 5472 x 3076, 3840 x 2160 Photo format Video resolution 3840 x 2160 P30...
  • Page 152 Appendix A Product Specifications Shutter speed 1/10000 ~1/60 seconds Defog mode Support 4K: 1 - 16x digital zoom Zoom 8K: 1 - 8x digital zoom Maximum photo size 4000×3000, 8000×6000 Photo format Video resolution 4000×3000 P30 Video format MP4/MOV Video encoding H.265/H.264 File system supported FAT32/exFAT...

  • Page 153: A.3 Remote Controller

    Appendix A Product Specifications White Hot/Black Hot/Ironbow/Rainbow 1/Rainbow Palette 2/Lava/Arctic/Ironbow/Medical/Tint Photo Size 640×512 JPG (the images contain temperature information and Photo Format are parsed by dedicated SDK and PC tools) Video Encoding H.264/H.265 Video Resolution 640×512@30FPS Video Format MP4/MOV Gimbal Pitch: -135°~45°...
  • Page 154 Appendix A Product Specifications Protection Rating IP43 Internal Storage 128GB microSD Extension Not supported Operating System Based on Android 11 Application Installation Supports the installation of third-party Android apps Video Performance 4K@24FPS H.264/H.265 video smooth play HDMI Outputs up to 1080P@60FPS video Charging: supports PD 60W fast charging and QC 18W fast USB-C charging.
  • Page 155 Appendix A Product Specifications 900M: 902-928MHz* 2.4G: 2.400–2.476GHz**, 2.400–2.4835GHz 5.8G: 5.725-5.829GHz**, 5.725-5.850GHz * Only applicable to FCC and ISED regions. Operating Frequency ** Only applicable to SRRC region. Note: Some frequencies are only applicable in some regions or only used in door. For details, please refer to local laws and regulations.

  • Page 156: A.4 Smart Battery

    Appendix A Product Specifications A.4 Smart battery Smart Battery MDXM_6175_1113 Operating Temperature -10℃ ~ +40℃ Battery Type Li-Po 3S Rated Capacity 6175 mAh Battery energy 68.7 Wh Voltage 11.13 V Charging Voltage Limit 12.75V Rated Charging Power 63.75W Maximum charging power Weight 309g +5℃...

  • Page 157: Appendix B Declaration Of Conformity

    Manufacturer’s Address: 601,701,801,901, Block B1, Nanshan iPark, No. 1001 Xueyuan Avenue, Nanshan District, Shenzhen, Guangdong, China We, Autel Robotics Co., Ltd., declare under our sole responsibility that the above referenced product is in conformity with the applicable requirements of the following directives:...
  • Page 158 The notified body, LGAI Technological Center S.A./Applus, notified body number: 0370, performed the EU-type examination in according with Annex Part 8, Module B of Regulation (EU) 2019/945, and issued the EU-type examination certificate: 0370-UAS-0019. Signed for and on behalf of: Autel Robotics Co., Ltd. Place: Shenzhen, China Date: 2024-07-15...
  • Page 159 Appendix B Declaration of Conformity Remote Drone Remote Controller EF6-2 V1.0.1.83 Controller for Lite Enterprise Remote Drone Remote Controller EF9-3 V1.0.1.83 Controller for Lite Enterprise Battery MDXM_6175_1113 Drone Battery 1748CBXXXXXXXXXXX Adapter AQ66-12755000D Drone Adapter *Note: Updated software will be released by manufacturer to fix bugs and improve the performance after the product placed on the market.

  • Page 160: Appendix C Drone Pilot Information Notices

    Appendix C Drone Pilot Information Notices Appendix C Drone Pilot Information Notices When flying this aircraft product in the territory of EU Member States, please comply with the following EASA regulations.
  • Page 161 Appendix C Drone Pilot Information Notices You can visit the EASA official website to get other language versions: https://www.easa.europa.eu/en/document-library/general-publications/drones-information- notices.

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