In total, the remote controller features 12 different physical inputs. Using its Control Sticks, RTH Button, Transformation Switch, A Button, B Button, D Button, C1 Button, C2 Button, and Gimbal Pitch Dial, a variety of functions can be performed using remote controller commands.
You can connect Datalink 3 to your mobile device via a USB cable, just as you would with a DJI Phantom series remote controller.
Yes, while connected to a DJI flight controller, you can customize input functions through DJI Assistant 2. Third-party flight controllers generally have their own programs through which remote controller inputs can be customized.
No. Datalink 3’s transmission frequency is fixed at 2.4 GHz ISM.
Narrow-band FHSS technology.
Datalink 3 is compatible with two professional apps, DJI MG and DJI GS Pro, which are designed for agricultural and mapping applications, and can be upgraded with expansions such as the high-performance GPS module, high-precision RTK positioning module, and more. Additionally, its 3-kilometer control range can meet the needs of most professional applications. You can also customize Datalink’s buttons according to your preferences.
To achieve centimeter-level accuracy, users only need to connect the D-RTK Air System to their aircraft, download positioning data from a third-party RTK service provider via a mobile network, and upload them to the aircraft, without the need for an additional D-RTK Ground System. As long as your phone is connected to a mobile network and the remote controller is connected to the aircraft, it is ok to move the Ground System during flight.
Datalink 3 uses different transmission technology from the Mavic Pro.
The DBUS port on the Air System is SBUS compatible, so the system will automatically switch to DBUS or SBUS depending on the connected equipment.
Theoretically, if your model uses SBUS protocol, you can control a model airplane, model car and or model boat by customizing the flight controller.
The expansion GPS module features better positioning performance than built-in mobile device GPS. When your mobile device’s GPS cannot meet your application’s demands, we recommend you use the expansion GPS module.
The SBUS refers to the data communication protocol that connects the flight controller and Air System, while linking refers to the communication between the remote controller and Air System. As different manufacturers employ different technologies, data cannot be communicated between Datalink and a Futaba remote controller.
Datalink 3’s remote controller features a compact frame, and a built-in GPS module doesn’t perform as well as an external GPS module. The expansion GPS module allows this compact design to be retained while improving performance.
Datalink 3 can be used in agriculture, mapping, drone racing, model airplane flying, and more. Its buttons are also customizable.
All buttons can be customized through the SBUS. The control sticks cannot be customized.
Datalink 3 doesn’t support video transmission, so it cannot be connected to a third-party FPV camera. But channel mapping and fine tuning are available when using an SBUS flight controller.
No. The Air System power cable can only be used to charge the Air System. Please make sure the Air System power cable is connected to the power port. If you use the Air System power cable as the CAN/UART cable, the Air System might short circuit and break.