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Features

 


 
 
 

Size and Weight

 

Compared with DJI's XP3.1, ACE ONE's components are much smaller which makes finding location to install each component much easier.

 
 

Semi Auto Take-off and Landing

 

This optional feature allows ease of take off and landing by increasing / decreasing collective.

 


 

Enhanced Failsafe

 

In a failsafe situation ACE ONE gives you two options.

1 - Automatic Hover

2 - Automatic Return To Home

 


 

Precise Hovering

 

ACE ONE can hold a solid hover, within ±1 meter horizontal and ±0.5 vertically.  DJI modestly specifies the holding range to a 28km wind.

 


 

Control Modes

 

Manual - Allows for regular flying.

 

GPS / Attitude - Combines GPS and IMU stabilized flights.

 

Attitude - Flying in areas with low or no GPS signal.

 

GPS Cruise - Minimum and maximum flight speed can be specified between 3.6Kph (2.2Mph) to 72Kph (44.7mph).

 


 

Built In Features

 

Tail Gyro

 

Engine Governor

 

Flybarless support

 

Gimbal Stabilization (Tilt and roll only)

 


 

Remote Gain Adjustment

 

Remote adjustments of flybarless or AUTO Pilot gains with transmitter.  Makes setting up a effortless.

 


 

Swash

From the manual

 

 

Various options for swash configurations.

NOTE:  Set your transmitter to single-servo CCPM.

 


 

Micro USB Port

 

 

This micro USB port has multiple functions.

 

1 - The Main Controller's firmware can be updated by downloading through the ACE Assistant software.

 

2 - System configuration.

 

3 - Downloading recorded flight logs for analysis.  Previously with XP3.1 an SD card is required.

 

Drivers are available at DJI's web site.

 


 

CAN-Bus Connection

 

 

CAN-Bus is used to connect the GPS/Compass, IMU and Main controller together.   It serves as both communication and power line to each module. 

 

Just push and it will automatically lock itself into the CAN-Bus port.  To unplug press and hold on the lever and pull.

 


 

 

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