EAVISION A-30XP User manual
VISION
EA-30XP
Agricultural
Spraying
Drone
User
Manuall
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3WWDZ-30C
Intelligent
Quadrotor
Agricultural
S raying
Drone
Suzhou
EAVISION
Robotic
Technologie
Co.,
Ltd.
To
Users
Thank
you
for
choosing
EA-30XP,
the
agricultural
s raying
drone
develo ed
and
manufactured
by
EAVISION.
To
o erate
the
roduct
correctly
and
avoid
damage
or
serious
injury,
lease
read
and
follow
all
the
instructions
in
the
user
manual,
and
carry
out
maintenance
in
a
timely
and
meticulous
manner.
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Contents
Disclaimers
.......................................................................................................................................................................
1
Safety
Notice
...................................................................................................................................................................
1
Rules
for
the
use
of
esticides
.............................................................................................................................
1
O eration
................................................................................................................................................................
2
List
of
Items
......................................................................................................................................................................
3
Product
Overview
...........................................................................................................................................................
4
Product
descri tion
................................................................................................................................................
4
Feature
highlights
...................................................................................................................................................
4
Drone
................................................................................................................................................................................
6
Drone
com onents
................................................................................................................................................
6
Pre aring
the
drone
..............................................................................................................................................
7
Remote
Controller
...........................................................................................................................................................
7
Remote
controller
overview
...............................................................................................................................
7
Remote
controller
com onents
.........................................................................................................................
8
Remote
controller
o eration
..............................................................................................................................
9
Remote
controller
LEDs
......................................................................................................................................
12
Precautions
for
use
..............................................................................................................................................
12
Smart
Battery
................................................................................................................................................................
13
Smart
battery
overview
......................................................................................................................................
13
Smart
battery
com onents
.................................................................................................................................
13
Battery
function
...................................................................................................................................................
13
Battery
use
............................................................................................................................................................
14
Battery
storage
&
trans ort
................................................................................................................................
17
Battery
dis osal
....................................................................................................................................................
17
Precautions
for
use
..............................................................................................................................................
17
Smart
Charger
...............................................................................................................................................................
18
Smart
charger
overview
......................................................................................................................................
18
Smart
charger
com onents
.................................................................................................................................
19
Charge
controller
.................................................................................................................................................
20
Charger
use
...........................................................................................................................................................
21
Checklist
before
use
....................................................................................................................................
21
Use
................................................................................................................................................................
21
Firmware
u grade
................................................................................................................................................
22
Storage
and
maintenance
...................................................................................................................................
23
Precautions
for
use
.............................................................................................................................................
23
Surveying
Tool
...............................................................................................................................................................
24
Surveying
tool
overview
......................................................................................................................................
24
Surveying
tool
com onents
...............................................................................................................................
24
Surveying
tool
o eration
.....................................................................................................................................
24
RTK
Base
Station
...........................................................................................................................................................
26
Product
overview
.................................................................................................................................................
26
LED
descri tion
....................................................................................................................................................
27
Assemble
and
use
................................................................................................................................................
28
Storage
and
maintenance
...................................................................................................................................
33
Precautions
for
use
.............................................................................................................................................
33
Start
O eration
.............................................................................................................................................................
34
Pre aration
...........................................................................................................................................................
34
Preflight
checklist
.................................................................................................................................................
35
O eration
Environment
......................................................................................................................................
37
Flight
Limits
...........................................................................................................................................................
38
Calibrate
................................................................................................................................................................
38
Calibrate
the
weight
sensor
.......................................................................................................................
38
Calibrate
the
com ass
................................................................................................................................
39
Manual
Mode
.......................................................................................................................................................
40
Takeoff
..........................................................................................................................................................
40
Landing
.........................................................................................................................................................
40
Auto
Mode
...........................................................................................................................................................
41
1.
Plots
survey
...........................................................................................................................................
41
2.
Functions
of
Survey
..............................................................................................................................
43
3.
Functions
of
O erate
...........................................................................................................................
44
4.
Flight
O erations
...................................................................................................................................
46
5.
Troubleshooting
....................................................................................................................................
48
6.
Shutdown
Procedure
...........................................................................................................................
49
7.
Trans ortation
.......................................................................................................................................
50
8.
Pesticide
dis osal
..................................................................................................................................
50
Maintenance
.................................................................................................................................................................
50
Troubleshooting
............................................................................................................................................................
51
List
of
dangers
and
hazards
.........................................................................................................................................
54
Warranty
Service
...........................................................................................................................................................
54
Warranty
Rules
.....................................................................................................................................................
54
1.
Re air
.....................................................................................................................................................
54
2.
Re lacement
.........................................................................................................................................
55
3.
Return
.....................................................................................................................................................
55
4.
What
is
not
covered
.............................................................................................................................
55
5.
After-sales
service
charging
rinci le
and
user
ayment
method
................................................
56
6.
S ecial
cases
..........................................................................................................................................
56
Table
1
Warranty
List
of
EAVISION
Drones
.....................................................................................................
56
Table
2
List
of
Wearing
Parts
............................................................................................................................
57
Nozzle
Warranty
S ecial
Instructions
........................................................................................................................
58
Warranty
Certificate
.....................................................................................................................................................
59
S ecifications
................................................................................................................................................................
60
Contact
Us
......................................................................................................................................................................
64
Di claimer
By
using
this
roduct,
you
hereby
acknowledge
that
you
have
read
this
declaimer
and
the
user
manual
carefully
and
that
you
understand
and
agree
to
abide
by
the
terms
and
conditions
herein.
This
roduct
is
not
intended
for
use
by
ersons
under
the
age
of
18.
Adults
should
kee
the
drone
out
of
reach
of
children
and
DOT
NOT
o erate
this
drone
in
the
resence
of
children.
UAV
o eration
license
issued
by
EAVISION
is
required
for
users
to
o erate
the
drone.
In
no
event
will
EAVISION
be
liable
to
you
for
any
indirect,
incidental,
s ecial,
consequential
or
unitive
damages
(including
damages
for
loss
of
rofits,
goodwill,
or
any
other
intangible
loss)
arising
out
of
or
relating
to
your
access
to
or
use
of,
or
your
inability
to
access
or
use,
the
roduct,
roduct
accessories,
or
any
materials,
flight
environment
data,
and
whether
or
not
EAVISION
has
been
informed
of
the
ossibility
of
damage.
This
roduct
is
a
multirotor
flying
latform
intended
for
agricultural
a lications
only.
When
you
use
our
mobile
a s
or
our
roducts
or
other
software,
you
will
rovide
EAVISION
with
data
regarding
the
use
and
o eration
of
the
roduct,
and
o erations
record,
and
agree
that
the
latter
can
legally
collect,
store,
and
use
the
data
and
record.
EAVISION
bears
no
res onsibility
for
loss
of
data
that
results
from
your
inability
to
use
the
roduct.
The
excellent
erformance
of
this
roduct
relies
on
the
original
arts
of
EAVISION.
Do
not
use
accessories
that
are
not
from
EAVISION.
Unmanned
aerial
vehicle
(UAV)
o erators
should
abide
by
the
regulations
from
self-regulatory
organizations
such
as
the
International
Civil
Aviation
Organization,
the
Federal
Aviation
Administration,
and
their
local
aviation
authorities.
Once
you
use
this
roduct,
it
is
deemed
that
you
have
read
the
relevant
regulations
and
documents,
and
EAVISION
is
not
res onsible
for
any
relevant
legal
res onsibilities
arising
from
the
use
of
this
roduct
in
violation
of
laws
and
regulations.
This
statement
has
im ortant
im lications
for
the
safe
use
of
this
roduct
and
your
legal
rights.
Suzhou
EAVISION
Robotic
Technologies
Co.,
Ltd.
reserves
the
right
to
u date
this
disclaimer.
Thank
you
again
for
choosing
EAVISION.
Safety
Notice
Rule
for
the
u e
of
pe ticide
•
Avoid
the
use
of
owder
esticides
as
much
as
ossible
as
they
may
reduce
the
service
life
of
the
nozzle.
Be
sure
to
clean
the
nozzle
carefully
each
time
after
s raying
owder
in
case
of
nozzle
blockage
and
1
damage.
•
Pesticides
are
toxic
and
needed
to
be
handled
in
strict
accordance
with
their
s ecifications.
•
Residue
on
the
equi ment
caused
by
s lashes
or
s ills
when
ouring
and
mixing
the
esticide
can
irritate
your
skin.
Make
sure
to
clean
the
equi ment
after
mixing.
•
Use
clean
water
to
mix
the
esticide
and
filter
the
mixed
liquid
before
ouring
into
the
s ray
tankto
avoid
blocking
the
strainer.
Clear
any
blockage
before
using
the
equi ment.
•
Make
sure
to
stay
in
an
u wind
area
when
s raying
esticide
to
avoid
bodily
harm.
•
Wear
rotective
clothing
to
revent
direct
body
contact
with
the
esticide.
Rinse
your
hands
and
skin
after
handling
esticides.
Clean
the
drone
and
remote
controller
after
a lying
the
esticide.
•
Effective
use
of
esticides
de ends
on
esticide
density,
s ray
rate,
s ray
distance,
drone
s eed,
wind
s eed,
wind
direction,
tem erature,
and
humidity.
Consider
all
factors
when
using
esticides,
but
DO
NOT
com romise
the
safety
of
eo le,
animals,
or
the
environment
in
doing
so.
•
DO
NOT
contaminate
rivers
and
sources
of
drinking
water.
Operation
•
Make
sure
that
your
o erations
do
not
violate
any
a licable
laws
or
regulations,
and
that
you
have
obtained
all
a ro riate
rior
authorizations.
Consult
the
relevant
government
agency
or
authority
before
flight
to
ensure
you
com ly
with
all
relevant
laws
and
regulations.
•
Make
sure
that
the
battery
is
firmly
inserted
into
the
drone
and
the
arms
are
unfolded
and
arm
locks
are
firmly
tightened.
Avoid
flying
over
or
near
crowds
or
hazardous
materials.
•
Do
not
fly
under
the
influence
of
alcohol
or
drugs
or
in
oor
hysical
or
mental
condition.
•
Do
not
o erate
the
drone
alone
outside
the
training
area
without
sufficient
training.
Seek
hel
from
ex erienced
users
before
and
during
flight.
•
Stay
away
from
the
rotating
ro ellers.
And
avoid
any
obstruction,
interference
or
assault
from
humans,
animals
or
objects
during
flight.
•
Avoid
flying
near
strong
electromagnetic
sources
such
as
high
voltage
towers,
large
ower
equi ment,
radio
and
television
transmission
towers,
and
mobile
hone
base
stations.
EVASION
assumes
no
liability
for
damage
or
injury
incurred
from
o eration
in
such
areas.
•
Make
sure
you
com ly
with
all
relevant
laws
and
regulations
before
flight.
Factory
settings
for
the
drone:
20m
of
max
altitude,
lOm/s
of
max
s eed,
and
2000m
of
max
distance.
2
Li t
of
Item
Check
that
all
of
the
following
items
are
included
in
the
ackage.
If
there
is
any
missing
item,
lease
contact
your
dealer
rom tly.
EA-30XP
Dronexl
(Including
s ray
tank
and
ro eller
holders)
Smart
Batteriesx2
Remote
Controllerxl
Smart
Chargerxl
(Including
ower
ada ter
and
ower
cord)
Differential
Positioning
Modulexl
(In
the
tool
box)
Tri od
RTK
Mobile
Base
Station
Tool
box
contains
differential
ositioning
module
x
1,
Ty e-C
ada ter
x
1,
Ty e-C
data
cable
x
1,
screwdriver
set
x
1
Base
station
box
contains
RTK
mobile
base
station
x
1,
tri od
x
1
(standard
edition)
3
Product
Overview
Product
de cription
The
new
generation
of
the
EA-30XP
comes
with
leading
binocular
vision
system
and
ultra-low
terrain
follow
technology,
allowing
the
drone
to
automatically
avoid
obstacles
in
fertile
fields,
hilly
and
mountainous
terrains.
The
mist
nozzle
roduces
dro lets
to
enetrate
various
kinds
of
cro s.
For
s reading
o erations,
users
can
urchase
the
o tional
s read
ackage
to
transform
the
drone
into
s read
configuration.
The
drone
has
a
rotection
rating
of
IP67
(IP66
for
battery),
which
contributes
to
easier
cleaning
and
higher
efficiency
of
o eration.
Feature
highlight
•
Consisting
of
the
self-develo ed
flight
controller
-
eaPro
and
uniComS.O,
EA-30XP
highly
integrates
flight
control,
environment
erce tion
and
data
transmission,
allowing
users
to
check
key
data
from
lot
surveying
to
o erations
through
one
touch.
•
The
new
ower
system
has
increased
the
load
ca acity
by
12%,
and
the
o timized
ESC
layout
has
im roved
its
anti-interference
ability
to
ensure
stable
and
reliable
flight.
•
The
integrated
s ray
tank
is
with
a
ca acity
of
u
to
32L.
When
switching
to
s reader
mode,
the
um
and
flow
meter
can
be
removed
with
the
whole
s ray
tank
to
reduce
the
invalid
load.
•
The
u dated
s reading
system
is
with
a
s read
ca acity
of
40
L,
and
can
be
changed
quickly
with
the
s raying
system.
Equi ed
with
the
integrated
intelligent
weighing
system
and
the
blade
stirrer;
the
drone
can
accurately
discharge
and
avoid
getting
stuck.
The
maximum
o ening
valve
has
been
increased
by
33%,
im roving
the
overall
s reading
efficiency
by
30%.
•
The
integrated
mist
s raying
system
-
CCMS-L20000
has
effectively
reduced
cable
wear;
enhanced
the
seal
structure,
and
reduced
nozzle
jam.
It
can
roduce
dro lets
to
enetrate
cro s
with
size
ranging
from
10
to
300
microns,
which
reduces
drift,
increases
the
esticide
amount
on
the
back
of
the
leaves,
im roves
utilization
efficiency
of
esticides,
and
ensures
the
effectiveness
of
agricultural
rotection
for
all
ty es
of
cro s.
•
The
u dated
FPV
high-definition
camera
enables
120°
vertical
rotation
and
130°
ultra-wide
viewing
angle.
Its
high-stable
PTZ
guarantees
no
sense
of
delay
in
the
video
screen.
Combined
with
AR
auxiliary
function,
landsca e
and
tree-sha ed
obstacles
can
be
dis layed
at
decimeter
level,
making
the
flight
and
surveying
more
convenient,
and
manual
o eration
more
friendly.
•
The
new
function
of
three
links
in
one
enables
fast
connection,
and
instant
flight
when
you
turn
on
the
devices.
Data
transmission
link
combined
with
dual-card
link,
guarantees
no
fear
of
signal
blockage
and
weak
network.
•
The
mini
magnetic
surveying
tool
-
EA-SUT
4.0
uses
an
integrated
antenna
to
receive
accurate
osition
information.
Equi ed
with
the
magnetic
base,
the
surveying
tool
can
be
absorbed
to
the
remote
controller
su ort,
making
the
installation
easy
and
convenient.
It
can
also
be
connected
to
the
remote
controller
quickly
and
stably
through
serial
interface.
4
•
With
built-in
large-ca acity
battery,
the
local
base
station
-
EA-BAS
3.0
can
o erate
continuously
for
20
hours.
It
can
work
even
longer
with
the
external
ower
su ly
through
the
charging
socket
on
the
back.
Its
dis lay
anel
is
concise
and
clear;
and
has
the
cloud
base
station
alignment
function:
the
base
station
can
be
laced
arbitrarily
before
o eration
without
affecting
the
o eration
accuracy.
•
The
drone
can
fly
as
low
as
0.7m
from
the
cano y,
shortening
the
dro let
settling
distance,
significantly
reducing
eva oration
and
drift,
enhancing
the
enetration
of
the
liquid,
and
ensuring
the
effectiveness
of
agricultural
rotection
for
all
ty es
of
cro s.
•
The
integrated
night
flight
system
-
EAV-NTL
3.0
is
water roof
and
heat
resistant.
The
irradiated
area
is
as
much
as
400
square
meters,
and
the
uniformity
of
light
is
increased
by
10%,
which
significantly
enhances
the
ability
of
autonomous
terrain
following
at
night
in
hilly
and
mountainous
areas.
•
The
A-B
route
function
enables
users
to
record
oints
A
and
B
in
the
lot
and
adjust
the
arameters
manually
to
lan
the
route.
•
The
intelligent
resuming
flight
function
o timizes
the
flight
ath
automatically,
effectively
reducing
full
load
and
no-load
flight
time,
and
increasing
o erating
efficiency
by
u
to
30%.
5
Drone
Drone
component
1.
Motor
2.
Pro eller
3.
RTK
Antenna
4.
S ray
Tank
5.
Smart
Battery
12.
Frame
Arm
13.
Electronic
S eed
Control
14.
Backu
Power
Switch
15.
Binocular
Lens
16.
Millimeter
wave
radar
6.
Arm
Storage
Clam
17.
Ultrasonic
Radar
7.
Mist
Nozzle
18.
Lidar
8.
Landing
Gear
19.
Night
Navigation
Light
9.
Rear
Navigation
Light
20.
FPV
Camera
10.
Cover
21.
Antenna
11.
Arm
Locks
6
Preparing
the
drone
1.
Unfold
the
M3
and
M4
arms
followed
by
Ml
and
M2
and
fasten
the
four
arm
locks.
Avoid
inching
fingers.
2.
Fold
the
Ml
and
M2
arms
followed
by
the
M3
and
M4
and
make
sure
that
the
arms
are
inserted
into
the
storage
clam s
on
both
sides
of
the
drone.
Avoid
inching
fingers.
3.
Unfold
the
ro eller
blades.
Remote
Controller
Remote
controller
overview
The
EAVISION
remote
controller
ado ts
the
advanced
high-definition
image
transmission
technology,
and
can
automatically
select
the
frequency
band
with
the
lowest
interference.
Equi ed
with
an
omnidirectional
antenna,
the
image
transmission
and
control
distance
can
reach
1.2
to
1.8
kilometers.
Its
owerful
com uting
erformance
reduces
video
transmission
dis lay
delay
to
180ms
with
Qualcomm
eight-core
CPU.
The
remote
controller
uses
a
5.5
inch
1920
*
1080
high-definition
dis lay
with
a
maximum
screen
brightness
of
1000cd/m
2
,
nearly
twice
that
of
a
common
smart hone,
and
is
still
clearly
visible
in
direct
sunlight.
7
Remote
controller
component
1.
Antenna
(Relays
drone
control
and
image
transmission
signal)
2.
Status
LED
3.
Power
button
4.
Battery
level
LED
5.
Right
joystick
(controls
UAV
movement)
6.
S ray
switch
(in
manual
o eration
mode,
switch
to
start
or
sto
s raying)
7.
Touch
screen
(Ta
to
select.
Android-based
device
to
run
Smart
AG
Pro
A )
8.
Left
joystick
(controls
UAV
movement)
9.
3-Stage
switch
(auto
mode/manual
mode)
8
Remote
controller
to
interface
Remote
controller
bottom
interface
Remote
controller
operation
Turning
on
and
off
1.
When
the
remote
controller
is
owered
off,
ress
the
ower
button
to
check
the
battery
level
of
the
internal
battery.
Recharge
before
use
if
the
battery
level
is
low.
2.
When
the
remote
controller
is
owered
off,
ress
the
ower
button
to
lighten
the
battery
level
LED,
then
ress
and
hold
to
ower
on
the
remote
controller.
Wait
till
all
LEDs
to
light
u
in
sequence.
3.
When
the
remote
controller
is
owered
on,
ress
and
hold
the
ower
button
for
about
2
seconds
until
the
shutdown
button
o s
u .
Ta
it
to
turn
off
the
remote
controller.
:
诔
•
Screenshot:
when
the
remote
controller
is
owered
on,
ress
and
hold
the
ower
button
for
about
2
seconds
until
the
screenshot
button
o s
u .
Ta
it
to
screenshot.
•
Standby:
when
the
remote
controller
is
turned
on,
ress
the
ower
button
to
switch
to
the
energy-saving
mode.
•
It
takes
about
90
seconds
to
ower
on
the
remote
controller
for
the
first
time.
And
it
takes
about
30
to
35
seconds
to
change
battery
during
o eration
(with
backu
battery).
Charging
Charge
the
battery
with
the
AC
ower
ada ter
when
the
remote
controller
is
owered
off.
1.
Use
Ty e-C
fast
charging
cable
to
connect
the
remote
controller
and
ada tor.
2.
The
Status
LED
turns
solid
red
when
charging.
3.
The
Status
LED
turns
solid
green
when
fully
charged.
9
A
*
*
「
Ete
be
火*
with
the
5V
ada tor,
lease
use
the
original
charger.
•
Make
sure
the
remote
controller
is
owered
off
when
charging,
otherwise,
it
will
be
overheating.
Operating
the
drone
You
can
set
the
joystick
under
System
Settings
of
Siyi
Remote
Controller.
This
section
ex lains
how
to
control
the
orientation
of
the
drone
through
the
remote
controller.
Control
can
be
set
to
Mode
1
(American
standard),
Mode
2
(Ja anese
standard),
or
Mode
3
(Chinese
standard).
Below
refers
to
Mode
1
(American
standard).
Mode
1
Linking
the
Remote
Controller
The
drone
has
been
connected
to
the
remote
controller;
and
you
can
refer
to
the
instructions
below
for
connection.
1.
Enter
the
System
menu
in
Siyi
Remote
Controller
a ,
go
to
System
Settings,
and
ta
Start
Linking.
2.
The
Status
LED
on
the
remote
controller
blinks
red,
indicating
that
the
linking
is
in
rogress.
3.
Press
the
linking
button
in
the
receiver
for
2
seconds
until
the
status
LED
blinks
red.
io
4.
Wait
for
5
to
10
seconds
for
linking,
and
the
status
LEDs
of
the
remote
controller
and
receiver
will
turn
solid
green.
Operation
Control
•
Flight
mode
switch:
ush
the
dial
in
the
u er
left
corner
of
the
remote
controller
to
the
to
for
auto
flight,
and
to
the
bottom
for
manual
flight.
•
S ray
button:
in
manual
o eration
mode,
ush
the
dial
to
the
left
to
sto
s raying
and
the
o osite
direction
to
start
s raying.
•
FPV:
turn
on
SIYI
FPV
on
the
remote
controller
or
enter
auto
mode
to
dis lay
the
FPV
view.
Toggle
the
3-
stage
switch
to
adjust
the
FPV
angle.
11
Remote
controller
LED
The
status
LED
indicates
different
meanings
with
three
colors
of
light
flashing
and
different
flashing
frequencies.
Status
LED
Description
Red
light
flashing
quickly
Linking
Alternating
red-green-yellow
flashing
slowly
Picture
transmission
starting
u
Alternating
red-green-red-green-red
flashing
Unex ected
shutdown
of
Android
system
Red
light
flashing
slowly
Firmware
mismatch
Red
light
flashing
three
times
Image
transmission
initialization
failed
Red
light
flashing
four
times
Joysticks
need
to
be
calibrated
Yellow
light
flashing
slowly
The
remote
controller
ower
su ly
voltage
is
abnormal
Yellow
light
flashing
twice
Remote
controller
Bluetooth
not
connected
Solid
red
light
No
transmission
with
the
receiver
Alternating
yellow-red
flashing
Alternating
yellow-red-red
flashing
Alternating
yellow-red-red-red
flashing
Remote
controller
tem erature
first-level
alarm
Remote
controller
tem erature
second-level
alarm
Remote
controller
tem erature
third-level
alarm
Alternating
green-red
flashing
Alternating
green-red-red
flashing
Alternating
green-red-red-red
flashing
Receiver
tem erature
first-level
alarm
Receiver
tem erature
second-level
alarm
Receiver
tem erature
third-level
alarm
Flashing
green
light
The
faster
the
flashing
frequency,
the
worse
the
signal
strength
Precaution
for
u e
1.
Do
not
use
the
remote
controller
to
control
the
drone
near
crowds,
obstacles,
strong
electromagnetic
source,
or
other
areas
that
are
likely
to
cause
unnecessary
economic
losses
or
even
ersonal
injury.
2.
When
o erating,
do
not
cover
the
remote
controller
antenna
or
block
signal
transmission
in
other
ways.
3.
During
o eration,
kee
a
visual
line
of
sight
between
the
mid-section
of
the
remote
controller
antenna
and
the
drone,
and
the
shade
of
green
lants
will
seriously
affect
the
remote
controller
signal
distance.
4.
The
to
of
the
remote
controller
antenna
is
the
art
with
the
weakest
signal
transmission.
When
o erating,
avoid
ointing
it
to
your
drone.
5.
Do
not
cut
off
the
ower
of
the
remote
controller
when
the
drone
motor
is
still
running.
6.
Always
check
the
battery
level
of
the
remote
controller
before
o eration.
12
Smart
Battery
Smart
battery
overview
EA-3OXP
intelligent
flight
battery
ado ts
a
new
high-energy
density
battery
cell
and
an
advanced
battery
management
system
to
rovide
sufficient
ower
for
the
drone.
Metal
casing
and
silicone
rotective
cover
effectively
rotect
the
battery.
The
battery
ca acity
is
29000mAh
and
the
nominal
voltage
is
51.8V
Smart
battery
component
1.
Power
Button
2.
LED
Indicator
From
left
to
right
are
ower
LED1,
LED2,
LED3,
LED4,
fault
light
3.
Handle
4.
Silicone
Protective
Cover
5.
Clam
6.
Power
Interface
Battery
function
JM2-29000mAh
Smart
Flight
Battery
has
the
following
functions:
1.
Battery
level
dis lay:
ress
the
battery
ower
button
to
check
the
current
battery
level.
2.
Intelligent
transmission:
the
battery
information,
such
as
voltage,
battery
level
can
be
obtained
in
real
time
through
the
intelligent
charging
a
to
ensure
that
the
drone
can
work
ro erly.
3.
Abnormal
use
record:
the
management
system
can
record
information
such
as
high
and
low
tem erature
charging
and
discharging,
charging
overcurrent,
discharging
overcurrent,
long-time
high- ower
storage,
etc.
4.
Charging
warning
rom t:
if
an
error
occurs
during
charging,
restart
the
battery
and
charger.
If
the
13
roblem
is
not
solved,
restart
the
battery
according
to
the
A
dis lay
and
try
again.
5.
Automatic
balancing
function:
under
certain
conditions,
the
battery
will
automatically
turn
on
the
balancing
function
to
ensure
the
dynamic
balance
of
the
cells
in
the
battery.
6.
Automatic
discharging
function:
the
battery
has
a
self-discharge
function,
and
it
will
automatically
discharge
40%
of
the
ower
when
left
in
a
fully
charged
state
for
more
than
ten
days.
7.
Automatic
adjustment
of
current
and
segmental
rotection
function:
when
charging
with
an
official
charger;
the
charging
current
can
be
intelligently
adjusted
according
to
the
current
cell
tem erature.
Also,
the
battery
rotects
itself
based
on
its
tem erature.
8.
Thermal
balance
management
function:
the
battery
has
a
thermal
balance
management
function,
which
controls
the
tem erature
difference
between
the
cells
within
the
error
range
and
makes
them
equal.
Battery
u e
Turning
on
and
off
1.
In
slee
mode
or
shutdown
mode,
ress
and
hold
the
ower
button
(T
>
3
seconds)
until
all
LEDs
flash,
then
ress
the
ower
button
to
turn
on
the
battery.
1)
The
battery
will
be
ke t
off
if
there
is
no
o eration
during
LEDs
flashing.
2)
The
battery
will
be
ke t
off
if
either
o eration
is
erformed.
2.
In
the
ower-on
mode,
ress
and
hold
the
ower
button
(T
>
3
seconds)
until
all
LEDs
flash,
then
ress
the
ower
button
to
turn
off
the
battery.
1)
The
battery
will
be
ke t
on
if
there
is
no
o eration
during
LEDs
flashing.
2)
The
battery
will
be
ke t
on
if
either
o eration
is
erformed.
When
the
battery
is
correctly
inserted
into
the
drone,
ress
and
hold
the
ower
button
until
all
LEDs
flash,
then
ress
the
ower
button
to
turn
on
the
battery.
After
flight,
ress
and
hold
the
ower
button
until
all
LEDs
flash,
then
ress
the
ower
button
to
turn
off
the
battery,
and
then
disconnect
the
battery
from
the
drone.
•
Make
sure
the
battery
is
fully
charged
before
each
flight.
•
If
the
drone
enters
the
low
battery
alarm
mode,
land
and
sto
flying
as
soon
as
ossible,
and
re lace
the
battery.
•
In
a
low
tem erature
environment,
it
is
recommended
to
reheat
the
battery
to
above
5
℃
before
flight,
referably
to
20
℃
.
Do
not
charge
or
discharge
the
battery
when
the
tem erature
is
below
0
℃
.
14
Checking
battery
level
1.
In
slee
mode
or
shutdown
mode,
ress
the
ower
button
(0.1
second
<
T
<
1
second),
the
LED
will
dis lay
the
ower
for
5
seconds.
The
battery
LEDs
are
shown
in
the
table
below.
The
flashing
frequency
is
2Hz,
on
for
0.25
seconds
and
off
for
0.25
seconds.
LEDl
(Green)
LED2
(Green)
LED3
(Green)
LED4
(Green)
LED5
(Red)
Current
Battery
Level
On
On
On On
Off
90%-100%
On
On
On
Flash
quickly
Off
80%-90%
On
On
On
Off
Off
70%-80%
On
On
Flash
quickly
Off
Off
60%-70%
On
On
Off
Off
Off
50%-60%
On
Flash
quickly
Off
Off
Off
40%-50%
On
Off
Off
Off
Off
20%-40%
Flash
quickly
Off
Off
Off
Off
0%-20%
2.
When
charging
battery,
the
battery
level
indication
is
shown
in
the
table
below.
LEDl
(Green)
LED2
(Green)
LED3
(Green)
LED4
(Green)
LED5
(Red)
Current
Battery
Level
On
On
On On
Off
99%-100%
On
On
On
Flash
slowly
Off
90%-98%
On
On
On
Flash
quickly
Off
80%-90%
On
On
Flash
slowly
Off
Off
70%-80%
On
On
Flash
quickly
Off
Off
60%-70%
On
Flash
slowly
Off
Off
Off
50%-60%
On
Flash
quickly
Off
Off
Off
40%-50%
Flash
slowly
Off
Off
Off
Off
20%-40%
Flash
quickly
Off
Off
Off
Off
0%-20%
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