Display Description. MK TX-3

Display Description

The iOSD information is displayed on the screen as shown below.

1

2

3

4

17

CH

12.0V

90%

45~179

D

H 1m

Az 34°

7

P 0 o

R 0 o

8 9

0.0

m s

10

AV1

0

45~179

11

12

0.0

5

0

0

13

14

15

5

6

18

ATT

FS

16

NO. Function

1 Power voltage

Display

、 blink

Description

Real time battery voltage of the aircraft power, unit in V. (For

PHANTOM 2 there will be current battery level percentage shown in addition.)

Blink: first level low-voltage alert, the alert threshold is same to the protection voltage value set in the assistant software.

2 Channel

3

CH1 、

CH2 、……CH8

Distance between aircraft and home

D points

4 Height

5 Control mode

6 Fail-safe mode

7 Pitch attitude

Wireless video transmitter channel selection.

When the home point is successfully recorded, this item will show, unit in m.

H

The vertical height between the aircraft and the take-off point, unit in m.

The autopilot system control mode.

ATT 、M、GPS

 ATT is Atti mode

 GPS is GPS Atti. mode

 M is Manual mode

FS 、 APT 、

 FS is in Fail-safe mode

 APT is in ground station mode

GHome

 GHome is in go home status

P 0

o Positive value means the aircraft nose is up; negative value means the

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8 Roll attitude

9 Flight velocity

10 GPS satellite

11 Video input

12

Aircraft direction nose

R 0

o

0.0m/s

0

AV1 、AV2

、 、 aircraft nose is down.

Positive value means the aircraft is right.

Negative value means the aircraft is left.

The aircraft horizontal speed.

Number of GPS satellites acquired.

Video input source selected, AV1 or AV2 can be chosen.

Display the relative angle between aircraft nose and home point. The aircraft nose is pointing to the home point when the icon is in the middle of the screen, this may help you to bring back the aircraft by distinguishing the aircraft nose direction.

For example, when the icon on your display screen is located in the

Orientation-3 as shown in the following figure, you can change the aircraft nose direction through operating your R/C TX. When the icon arrives at the Orientation-1 , your aircraft nose is heading the home point, which can help you pull your aircraft back to the home point easily.

Orientation-4

Orientation-5

Aircraft

Orientation-3

Aircraft nose direction

Orientation-2

Orientation-1

Home point

13 Vertical velocity

0.0

、

0.0

90 Orientation-3

Orientation-5

Orientation-1

Display Screen

Orientation-2 135

Orientation-4

：Upward speed

：Downward speed

Use attitude line for aircraft attitude observation

 craft up ：

 craft down ：

14 Attitude line

 craft left ：

 craft right ：

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15 Gimbal Attitude

16

Compass error indicator

17 Azimuth angle

18 Airport alert

5

0

0 blink

Az(0 o

~360 o )

Blink

5

0

0

Display the 3- axis attitude of the gimbal when a gimbal is used.

Roll Direction

Pitch Direction

Yaw Direction

For NAZA-M user, Blinking will appear when compass has errors, please calibrate your compass.

Azimuth angle is a horizontal angle

N

0°

H

W

270°

Az=225°

Home Point

D

180°

S

90° measured clockwise from the North base line to the line goes through the

E home point and aircraft position.

Users can locate the aircraft by

Aircraft calculating the aircraft position using

Az

D

,

H

.

Blinks when the aircraft enters a no-fly zone*.

Disappears when the aircraft exits no-fly zone.

Notes:

* For more information about the no-fly zones, visit www.dji.com

and download the Phantom 2 User Manual.

Test

Please use the following procedures to test your installation, in order to make sure the iOSD is working properly.

1. Ensure batteries are fully charged for R/C transmitter, iOSD and all the other devices on your aircraft.

2. Make sure all connections and wiring are correct and secure.

3. Make sure the communication between the wireless video RX and TX modules is normal.

4. Switch on the R/C transmitter, and power on the iOSD and autopilot system.

5. Check the LED indicator on the iOSD. The iOSD is powered when the LED is on.

6. If there are two video inputs, please select an input by toggling the TX 3-position switch; otherwise, please skip to the next step.

7. If you use the wireless video RX and TX modules specified by DJI, please select the channel you require by toggling the TX 3-position switch; otherwise, please skip to next step.

8. Observe the display screen to make sure the video and iOSD information are displaying on the screen.

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