In-situ 3DR Solo User manual

6. From Inexa Control, click on the home icon and then
click Network Explorer.
5. Launch INEXA Control 2.1.1 program
1. Ensure your 3DR Solo is running the latest 3DR officially
released software and firmware. This is done via following
manufacturer’s instructions to update using the 3DR Solo app
or via the Solo command line interface.
3. Follow manufacturer’s instructions to power up and calibrate
3DR Solo including instructions displayed on the Controller
4. Connect your Inexa Control PC to the 3DR Solo Wi-Fi:
Quick-Start Guide for
3DR® Solo® Quadcopter
2. Follow manufacturer’s guide to power up the controller.
MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS REQUIRED RESOURCES
Windows 7 Professional (64-bit), Service Pack 1;
Windows 10 Pro (64-bit)
INEXA™ Control Software Installed and licensed
Unmanned Vehicle Plugin for ArduCopter
Processor: Quad Core, 2.2 GHz, 6MB Cache
ArduCopter Simulation Plugin
Memory: 4GB DDR3 1600 MHz
Graphics Card: 1GB GDDR5 Dedicated Memory
DirectX 11.0
3DR Solo with latest 3DR Officially released software and
firmware
Dedicated Wireless Network Interface Card (for Solo)
Storage: 64 GB
Display Resolution: 1280 x 1024 at 96 DPI
Online Map Service: Broadband Internet Connection separate
from vehicle specific communication hardware requirements
Offline Map Service: ESRI ArcMap 10.1; Broadband Internet
Connection for creation of offline maps from online sources
within INEXA Control

7. From the Network Explorer,
select 3DR Radio GDT under
Ground Data Terminals (GDT)
IMPORTANT: If firewall is enabled,
ensure to allow UDP port 14550
8. Under GDT Properties area click the cog to
expand the options then click "Take" to take control
of the GDT. Click to expand Device Information,
select UDP, and ensure port is 14550.
IMPORTANT: Ensure your phone/tablet is NOT
connected to the 3DR Solo WiFi. Also ensure that
the 3DR Solo app is NOT started on phone/tablet.
10.Under Vehicle Properties, click the cog to expand the
options and then click “Take” to take control of the Arducopter.
11. Click Mission Execution Tab Launch Recover
12. Test communication by starting the 3DR Solo’s propellers.
Perform the steps below from the Launch Recover pane:
1. Expand Advanced
2. Click the cog to expand the options
3. Click yellow and black warning tape to unlock
4. Click Arm to start propellers.
The propellers should begin to rotate, but will stop within
seconds if no further commands are issued.
9. From the Network Explorer,
click the ArduCopter icon.
FLY SAFE!
Always adhere to all local and federal rules and regulations.
Find out current operating guidance for your location:
http://www.icao.int/safety/RPAS/Pages/UAS-Regulation-Portal.aspx
WE’RE HERE TO HELP
Web Support:
https://insitu.com/support
Email Support:
missionsystemssuppor[email protected]
NEXT STEPS:
-Inexa Control Operator's Manual
-Unmanned Vehicle Plugin for
Arducopter Guide
-Mission Planning Quick-Start Guide
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