NDAA Controller
Features
Atlas Controller is a compact, lightweight, IP-rated mobile industrial handheld ground control unit. It includes a powerful computer, broadband datalink, HD Video transmission, LTE connectivity, touchscreen, and much more.
Processor and Memory
Radio
Environment
Screen
Size & Weight
Battery
Power up ATLAS Controller
Open the Pelican case and remove the ATLAS Controller
Make sure that the antennas are mounted properly
WARNING
Do not power on the radio module without antennas. It may significantly reduce the quality of the radio or damage the radio module permanently.
Press the Power button for a second until the unit starts to power up. The boot-up process usually takes 15 seconds.
After ATLAS is loaded up, ensure the WiFi is disabled for Ethernet to work correctly.
If you wish to use radio connectivity, please press the power button on the radio module:
Make sure that radio module status LEDs are blinking / solid:
Start the Application
Once ATLAS Handheld is loaded you can start the ground control station app. Click on AMC app on the main screen or apps menu.
Power Off
Close the ground control station app by returning to the main screen or pressing the home button.
Press the Power button on the radio module to turn off the radio:
On the controller’s homepage, use the drop-down menu on the top right of the screen to select the “Power Off” button or press the VOLUME DOWN and POWER buttons for the power off menu.
Charging
Plug in the USB Type C cable to the USB port as shown in the image below:
The controller should not be left in a hot vehicle or operated in direct sunlight. On hot days, keep the controller from getting hot, as this can prevent a stable connection to the drone.
Keeping the controller charged at about 40% will ensure long-range use. Use an external battery supply to keep the controller charged during operation.
TroubleshootingSome troubleshooting guidance which will help to resolve the questions quickly.
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