The D1 line is made up of several long-range products with a good price/performance ratio, intended for professional use, suitable for UAV and various projects.
Transparent Data Links
Small Radio Control Transmitters
Transmitters modules compatible with standard RC transmitters
Maximun Range 100Km LOS
All XLRS D1 systems by default have 500mW RF Power and -110dBm sensitivity
Prepared to work to 25Km and have a maximum range of 100Km (LOS)
200km range option on most products
Remote control for any type of application
With the D1 transmitters you will have remote control of any type of aircraft (Drones, UAV, VTOL), land vehicles (Robots, Cars, UGV) and marine vehicles (Boats, UUV), etc.
Perform automatic missions with any D1 system
The DL1 system it is a professional telemetry radio set specifically prepared only to send and receive telemetry (Transparent Data Link and Mavlink Telemetry)
Select your XLRS D1 model
XPAD1:
XPAD1 system is a small professional Radio Control and Telemetry transmitter and RXD1 Receiver, prepared for all types of applications FPV with 500mW RF Power and -110dBm of sensitivity to work between 25Km (LOS) and with a maximum range of 100km.
Mavlink or transparent telemetry. Connectivity: USB and Wifi.
Useful for:
Manual and Automatic Missions with long range (Max.100Km)
Professional applications where small size and good radio range are important.
Professional Remote Control for radio control (RC). Working range: 25Km, maximum range: 100km.
Auxiliary of the GCS (Ground control Stations) for the camera operator.
2nd station to land or take off from a base station.
Transmitter for 2nd pilot sharing base station GCSD4 or GCSD5.
Pilot training
Learning XLRS systems with Aerosim simulator.
DL1 V2:
Data Link for long-range telemetry for drones, UAVs, AGV.
It has a 1.5″ IPS display and encoder for menu and configuration.
5h battery, USB charging.
It is a similar option to the BTSD1 V3 but without radio control system, normally for automatic missions.
You can increase the range with a directional antenna like the BQ89.
Compatible with Mavlink or transparent protocol, to be used with Mission Planner, Qground control or similar.
It has WIFI and battery up to 5h.
The receiver is a data link for telemetry normally used to connect to the TELEM of the autopilot, there are no servo outputs or RC control.
Useful for:
Automatic long-range missions. Usual work range: 25-50Km. Maximum range: 100Km.
Professional applications where, in addition to telemetry. It is a low-cost, long-range radio option
Some improvements and advantages over other Data Links:
Greater range, up to 100Km depending on the combination of licenses and antennas.
Built-in battery, USB charging, allows wireless use with WIFI.
The PC, Smart Phone or tablet can be connected via USB or WIFI with several simultaneous connections.
It has a 1.5″ IPS display and encoder for menu and configuration.
5h battery, USB charging.
It is a similar option to the Data Link DL1 V2 but with the addition of an SPPM or PWM input to connect a standard RC transmitter or via RCBus or WIFI with an XPAD1.
You can increase the range with a directional antenna like the BQ89.
Compatible with Mavlink or transparent protocol, to be used with Mission Planner, Qground control or similar.
It uses the RXLRSD1 high performance long range RC receiver with standard servo outputs, SPPM for autopilot connection, RCBus and TTL serial port for telemetry.
Useful for:
Manual and Automatic long-range missions. Usual work range: 25-50Km. Maximum range: 100Km.
Professional applications where, in addition to telemetry, you need manual radio control. It is a low-cost, long-range radio option.
Versions:
Two versions with RF ranges of 100Km or 200Km LOS. Interchangeable 6th Generation RF module.
For UAV or DRON. Although it has mini joysticks, it can be used well with an airplane due to the incremental throttle joystick system.
PC with windows 10 and mission planner or Qground control installed.
10″ screen, high brightness, Full HD.
QWERTY keyboard with built-in PAD.
You don’t need a laptop, in the GCSD1A you have everything you need and well protected to transport it.
You can increase the range with a directional antenna like the BQ89.
Compatible with Mavlink or transparent protocol, to be used with Mission Planner, Qground control or similar.
It uses the RXLRSD1 high performance long range RC receiver with standard servo outputs, SPPM for autopilot connection, RCBus and TTL serial port for telemetry.
Useful for:
Automatic long-range missions. Usual work range: 50-100Km. Maximum range: 200Km.
Professional and low-cost, long-range radio option.
Aerial Targets.
Planning software and creation of missions for autonomous vehicles
The XLRSD1 systems are compatible with any software for topographic missions, automated planning of missions with drones, mapping, routes, etc… that are compatible with the Mavlink protocol such as: Mission Planner, Qground Control, UgCS…
Compatible with most autopilots
The XLRS_D1 systems are compatible with autopilots using the Mavlink protocol such as: Pixhawk, PX4, Cube Orange, CUAV, Pix32, etc.
It is also possible to work with other special autopilots since the system has a radio modem with transparent data link, you can contact us for more information sales@dmd.es.
We are regular manufacturers of Ground Control Stations for professionals and specialists in radio modems and data links, also the radio modems of the D1 system is designed and manufactured by us.
Customized projects
Depending on the project and quantity, we can manufacture customized D1 Systems, if you are interested contact us sales@dmd.es.
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