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### and Tips 

## 03 Reference 

## Before 

## Flight The 

### following tutorialsand 

### manuals have been 

### produced to

### ensure you to 

### make full use of your Inspire 1. 

### 1.Disclaimer 2.In the Box 

### 3.Inspire 1 

### Quick Start 

### Guide 4.Safety 

### Guidelines 5.Inspire 1 User 

### Manual 

### 6.Intelligent Flight Battery Safety 

### Guidelines 

### Watching all the 

### tutorial 

### videos and 

### reading the 

### Disclaimer 

### before 

### flight is 

### recommended. Afterwards, 

### prepare for 

### your first 

### flight by 

### using the 

### Inspire 1 

### Quick Start 

### Guide. Refer to 

### this 

### manual for 

### more 

### comprehensive information. 

## Watch 

## the video 

## tutorials Please 

### watchthe tutorial 

### video below to learn how to use Inspire 1 

### correctly and safely: 

### www.dji.com /product/inspire-1

### /video


## Download the DJI 

## Pilot app Download and install the DJI Pilot 

### app before use. Scan the QR 

### code orvisit "http:/ 

### /m.dji.net/djipilot" to 

### download the app.

For the 

### best 

### experience, use 

### mobile 

### device with

### Andriod V4.1.2 or 

### above. Requires iOS 8.0 or later.

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# Contents Using 

## this manual Legends 2 

### Before Flight 2 

### Watch the 

### video 

### tutorials 2 

### Download the DJI Pilot 

### app 2 

### Product Profile Introduction 6 

### Feature 

### Highlights 6 

### Assemble the

### Aircraft 7 

### Aircraft Diagram 9 

### Remote 

### Controller Diagram 9 

## Aircraft Flight 

### Controller 12 

### Flight Mode 12 

### Flight Status 

### Indicator 12 

### Return to 

### Home (RTH) 13 

### Dynamic Home Point 15 

### Vision 

### Positioning System 16 

### Flight 

### Recorder 17 

### Attaching and 

### Detaching the 

### Propellers 17 DJI 

### Intelligent Flight Battery 18 

### Remote 

## Controllers Remote 

### Controller Profile 24 

### Remote 

### ControllerOperations 24 Dual 

### Remote 

### Controllers Mode 29 

### Remote 

### ControllerStatus LED 31 

### Linking the 

### Remote 

### Controller 32 

### Remote 

### Controller Compliance Version 33 

### Gimbal and Camera Camera Profile 35 

### Gimbal 36

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### DJI 

### Pilot App Camera 40 Map 43 

### Academy 43 

### User 

### Center 43 

### Flight Flight 

### Environment Requirements 45 

### Flight Limits 

### and 

### Flight Restriction Area 45 

### Preflight 

### Checklist 49 

### Calibrating the 

### Compass 49 

### AutoTake

### -off and

### Auto Landing 50 

### Starting

### /Stopping the 

### Motors 51 

### Flight Test 51 

### FAQ 

### Appendix Specifications 57 

### Intelligent 

### Orientation Control (IOC) 60 

### How to 

### Update 

### Firmware 61 FCC 

### Compliance 62

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# Product Profile This 

## chapter describes the 

## features of 

## Inspire 1, 

## instructs you to 

## assemble the 

## aircraftand 

## explains the 

## components on 

### the 

## aircraft and remote 

## controllers.

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# Product Profile Introduction The Inspire 1 is 

### brand new 

### quadcopter 

### capable of 

### capturing 4K 

### video and transmitting an HD 

### video signal 

### (up to 2km) 

### to multiple 

### devices straight 

### out ofthe box. 

### Equipped with 

### retractable 

### landing gear, it 

### can 

### capture an 

### unobstructed 360 

### degree view from its 

### camera. The 

### built-in 

### camera has an 

### integrated 

### gimbal to 

### maximize stability and 

### weight 

### efficiency while minimizing space. When no GPS 

### signal is 

### available, Vision Positioning 

### technology provides hovering 

### precision. 

## Feature 

## Highlights Camera and Gimbal: 

### Up to 4K 

### video 

### recording and 12 

### megapixel photo capture. Reserved 

### mounting 

### space for ND 

### filters for 

### better exposure control. New 

### quick-release mount allows you to 

### remove the 

### camera with ease. HD Video Downlink: 

### Low latency, HD 

### downlink 

### powered by an 

### enhanced version of the DJI 

### Lightbridge system. It also 

### provides dualcontrollers 

### mode. Landing gear: 

### Retractable landing 

### gearthat 

### enables an 

### unobstructed panoramic view from the

### camera. DJI 

### Intelligent Flight Battery: 

### 4500 mAh DJI 

### Intelligent Flight 

### Battery 

### employs new 

### battery cells 

### and a 

### battery 

### management system. Flight 

### Controller: The next 

### generation 

### flight controller system 

### provides a more reliable 

### flight 

### experience. A new 

### flight recorder stores the 

### flight data from each 

### flight, and Vision Positioning 

### enhances hovering precision when no GPS is available. 

## Assemble the

## Aircraft Unlocking Travel Mode The 

### aircraft is in Travel 

### Mode 

### during delivery. Follow 

### these steps to 

### change it to 

### Landing Mode 

### before your 

### firstflight: 1. Insert the Intelligent Flight Battery into the 

### battery 

### compartment. 2. Power on the Remote 

### Controller and the Intelligent Flight Battery. 3. 

### Toggle the 

### Transformation Switch up and 

### down at least 

### fourtimes. 4. Power offthe aircraft.

Travel Mode

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### Battery must be 

### fully

### charged before using it forthe first time. Refer to 

### 'Charging the Intelligent Flight 

### Battery (P21)for more information

. If 

### you have 

### purchased the dual remote 

### controller version, you 

### must use the 

### Master remote 

### controllerto 

### deactivate Travel 

### Mode. Refer to 

### 'Setting Up Dual Remote 

### Controllers 

### Mode' (P30) 

### section for more infromation 

### about Master remote 

### controller. Be

### sure to removethe 

### gimbalfromthe aircraft 

### before switch from 

### Landing Modeto Travel 

### Mode. Place the aircraft onthe smooth and reflectivesurface (e.g. table or tile) before 

### switching between thetravel 

### modes tothe landing mode. Do not

### place theaircrafton the rough and sound

### -absorbing surface (e.g.

### carpet) beforeswitching between the travel 

### modes and landing mode. 

### Installing 

### Gimbal and 

### Camera 1. 

### Remove

### Gimbal Cover. 2. Rotatethe 

### Gimbal Lock to the 

### unlocked position (tothe right 

### when 

### facing the nose of theaircraft). 3. Insert the 

### gimbal by 

### aligning the white mark onthe 

### Gimbal. 4. Rotate the 

### Gimbal Lock 

### back into the 

### locked position. 

# L

-... Gimbal Cover Gimbal Lock -Mounting Place Gimbal Connector 

# © Ensure the 

### Micro-SD

### card is

### correctly inserted into the 

### camera. 

### Attaching Propellers Attach 

### propellers with the 

### black nut onto motors with the 

### black dot and spin 

### counter-clockwise to 

### secure. 

### Attach 

### propellers with 

### gray nutonto motors 

### without a 

### black dot and spin 

### clockwise to 

### secure.

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# l Place all 

### propellers onto 

### thecorrect motor 

### andtighten 

### by hand to 

### ensure security before flight. 

### Attaching 1345s

### Quick

### -Release Propellers The 1345s 

### Quick-Release 

### propeller is the 

### upgrade version of the 

### propellers that 

### greatly enhance the 

### reliability of the 

### propeller during the flight. Following the steps 

### below to 

### attach the 1345s 

### Quick-Release propellers.
1. Install the 

### propellers with a 

### white dot onto the 

### mounting plates that have a 

### white dot, 

### and install the 

### propellers without a 

### white 

### dot onto the 

### mounting plates thatdo not have a 

### whitedot.

White dot White dot Without while dol Without white dot

2. 

### Align the 

### hook (A) on the 

### propellers with the 

### securing spring (B), then 

### press 

### down the 

### propeller onto the

### mounting plate then rotate the 

### propellers 

### according tothe 

### lock 

### direction until it is 

### secured.



### Preparing 

### Remote 

### Controller Tilt the Mobile 

### Device Holder tothe 

### desired position then 

### adjust the

### antenna as shown. 1. Press the 

### button on the side of the Mobile Device 

### Holder to 

### release 

### the 

### clamp,

### adjust it to fitthen

### attach your 

### mobile device. 2. 

### Connect your 

### mobile

### device to the remote controllerwith a USB 

### cable. 3. Plug 

### one 

### end of the 

### cable into your 

### mobile device, 

### and the

### other end into 

### the USB 

### port onthe 

### back of the remote controller.

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## Aircraft Diagram

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# A It 

# 5-\ ,,L1-4'Z11

1 

# !1 [2] [3] [4] [5]

[9] [10] GPS Propeller (P17) 

### Motor Front LED (P12) 

### Landing

### gear Gimbal and 

### Camera (P35) Intelligent Flight 

### Battery (P18) 

### Aircraft 

### Micro-USB Port Rear LED (P12) 

### Camera Micro-USB Port 

### Camera Micro-SD Card Slot (P35)

[13] [12] Vision Positioning 

### Sensors (P16) [13] 

### AircraftStatus 

### Indicator (P13) 

## Remote 

## Controller Diagram

[91 [8] [7) [1] Antennas (P29) Relays aircraft control 

### and video signal. [2] Mobile Device Holder Mounting 

### placefor

### your mobile device. [3] Control Stick 

### Controls 

### aircraftorientation. [4] Return Home (RTH) Button (P13) Press 

### and hold 

### the button to initiate Return to Home (RTH). [5] Transformation Switch (P27) 

### Togglethe 

### switch 

### up or 

### down to raise or lower the 

### landing gear.

2015 DJI All Rights Reserved 9INSPIRE 1 User Manual [6] Battery Level LEDs [8] Power Button 

### Displaysthe 

### current battery level. Used to 

### power on

### or 

### power off the remote 

### controller. [7] Status LED [9] RTH LED 

### Displays the 

### power status. Circular LEDaround the RTH button

### displays RTH status.

[10] Camera Settings Dial 

### Turn 

### the 

### dial to 

### adjust camera 

### settings. Only 

### functions when the 

### remote 

### controller is 

### connected to a mobile 

### device running the DJI Pilot app. [11] Playback Button 

### Playback the 

### captured images or videos. [12] Shutter Button Press 

### to 

### take a 

### photo. If in 

### burst mode, the set 

### number of 

### photos will be 

### taken with 

### one press. [13] Flight Mode Switch Used to 

### switch 

### between P, 

### A 

### and F 

### mode. [14] Video Recording Button Press to start 

### recording video. Press 

### again to 

### stop 

### recording. [15] Gimbal Dial Use thisdial to control the tilt ofthe 

### gimbal. [16] Mini-HDMI Port 

### Connect an HD 

### compatible monitor to 

### this port to

### get a live HD 

### video preview of

### what the 

### camera sees. [17] Micro-USB Port For 

### connecting the 

### remote 

### controller to 

### your computer.

[23]

[22]

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[10]
[12]

[18] CAN Bus Port Reserved for future use. [19] USB Port 

### Connect to mobile 

### device to 

### access all 

### of the DJI Pilot 

### app controls and features.

[20] GPS Module [2O] Used to 

### pinpoint the location ofthe 

### remote controller. [21] Back Left Button [21] 

### Customizable button in DJI Pilot app. [22] Power Port 

### Connect to a 

### power 

### source to 

### chargethe remote

### controller's internal battery. [23] Back Right Button 

### Customizable button in DJI Pilot app.

# Aircraft This 

## chapter describes the 

## features of the Flight 

## Controller, Vision 

## Positioning System 

## and the 

## Intelligent Flight 

### Battery.

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# Aircraft Flight

## Controller The 

### Inspire 1's

### flight controller is 

### based on DJI 

### flight 

### controllerwith several 

### enhancements 

### suchas new 

### flight 

### mode and new safe mode. Three safe 

### modes are 

### available: Failsafe, Return Home 

### and Dynamic Home Point. 

### These 

### features ensure 

### the safe 

### return of 

### your 

### aircraft if the 

### control signal is lost. A 

### flight 

### recorderstores 

### crucial 

### flight data for 

### eachflight. 

## Flight 

## Mode Three

### flight 

### modes are

### available. The 

### details of 

### each

### flightmode are 

### found in the 

### section below: P 

### mode (Positioning) : P 

### modeworks best whenGPS 

### signal is strong. 

### There are

### three

### different states 

### of P 

### mode, which will be 

### automatically selected bythe Inspire 1 

### dependingon GPS signal 

### strength and Vision 

### Positioning 

### sensors: P-GPS: GPS

### and Vision Positioning both areavailable, 

### and the

### aircraft isusing GPS for 

### positioning. P

### -OPTI: 

### Vision Positioning is 

### available but the GPS 

### signal is 

### not. 

### Aircraft is 

### using only Vision Positioning for 

### hovering P-ATTI: Neither GPS or Vision Positioning available, 

### aircraft is 

### using 

### only its 

### barometerfor positioning, so

### only 

### altitude is 

### controlled. A mode (Attitude): The GPS and Vision Positioning System is not used for 

### holding position. The aircraft 

### only uses its 

### barometerto maintain altitude. If it is still 

### receiving a GPS 

### signal,the aircraft 

### can automatically return 

### home ifthe Remote 

### Controller signal is lostand if the 

### Home Point has been 

### recorded successfully. F 

### mode (Function): Intelligent 

### Orientation Control (IOC) is 

### activated in this 

### mode. For more information 

### about IOC, refer

### to the IOC in 

### Appendix. 

## ;0; Usethe Flight 

### Controller 

### mode switch to

### change the 

### flightmodeof theaircraft, referto the "Flight 

### Mode Switch" on P27 for more information. 

## Flight 

## Status Indicator The INSPIRE 1 

### comeswith the Front LED, Rear LED 

### and 

### Aircraft Status 

### Indicator. The positions of these LEDs are 

### shown in the 

### figure below: Aircraft Status Indicator

Front LED Rear LED
The Front 

### and Rear LED 

### show the 

### orientation of the 

### aircraft. The Front LED 

### displays solid red 

### and the Rear LED 

### displays solid 

### green. 

### Aircraft Status 

### Indicator shows the 

### system status of the

### flight controller. Refer to the 

### table below for more 

### information 

### aboutthe 

### Aircraft Status 

### Indicator:
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## Aircraft Status 

## Indicator Description
Normal R G Y Red, 

### Green and 

### Yellow Flash 

### Alternatively G Y 

### Green 

### and Yellow Flash

### Altematively G Green Flashes Slowly G X2 

### Green Flashes

### Twice Y Yellow 

### Flashes Slowly 

### Warning Y Fast Yellow 

### Flashing
R. Slow Red 

### Flashing
R Fast Red 

### Flashing R Red 

### Flashing Alternatively
R

# -Solid Red R Y 

### Red 

### andYellow Flash 

### Alternatively Power on 

### and self

### -check Aircraft 

### warming up Safe to Fly (P 

### mode with GPS 

### and Vision Positioning) Safeto Fly(P mode withVision Positioning butwithoutGPS) Safe to Fly (A 

### mode but No GPS 

### and Vision Positioning)
Remote 

### Controller Signal Lost Low Battery 

### Warning Critical 

### Low Battery 

### Warning IMU Error Critical Error 

### Compass Calibration Required 

## Return to 

## Home (RTH) The Return to 

### Home (RTH) 

### bringsthe aircraft 

### back to thelast 

### recorded Home Point. There are three 

### cases thatwill 

### trigger RTH 

### procedure; they are Smart RTH, 

### Low Battery RTH 

### and Failsafe RTH. 

### [Y] GPS 

### Description

Home Point The Home Point isthe location at 

### whichyour aircraft takesoffwhenthe GPS signal is strong. You can view the GPS signal strength 

### through the GPS 

### icon ( ). If you are 

### using the 

### Dynamic Home Point setting, the Home Pointwill be 

### updated toyour current position as you move around and whentheAircraft Status 

### Indicator blinks green. 

### Smart RTH Using the RTH 

### button on the 

### remote controller (refer 

### to "RTH 

### button" on P28 for more 

### information) or the RTH 

### button in 

### the DJI Pilot 

### app when GPS is available to 

### enables smart RTH. The 

### aircraft return to the 

### latest 

### recorded Home Point, 

### you 

### may control the aircraft's 

### orientation to 

### avoid collision during the Smart RTH. Press 

### the Smart RTH 

### button 

### once to start the 

### process, 

### press the Smart RTH 

### button again to exit Smart RTH

### and regain the control.

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### Low 

### Battery RTH The low battery level failsafe is 

### triggered when the DJI Intelligent Flight Battery is 

### depleted to a point that may 

### affect the safe return of the aircraft. Users are 

### advised to return 

### home or land the 

### aircraft immediately when these 

### warnings are 

### shown. DJI Pilot 

### app will 

### advise user to return the 

### aircraft to the 

### Home Point when low battery 

### warning is 

### triggered. Aircraft will automatically retum to the 

### Home Point if no 

### action is taken after 10 

### seconds 

### countdown. User can 

### cancel the RTH by 

### pressing once on 

### the RTH 

### button. The thresholds for 

### these 

### warnings are 

### automatically determined based on the 

### current aircraft altitude 

### and its 

### distance from the 

### Home Point. 

### Aircraft will land 

### automatically if 

### the 

### current battery level 

### can only

### support the

### aircraft to land to the

### ground from 

### the 

### currentaltitude. 

### User 

### can use the 

### remote controller to 

### controlthe 

### aircraft's orientation 

### during the landing 

### process. The Battery Level 

### Indicator is 

### displayed in the DJI Pilot 

### app, and is 

### described below

Battery Level Warning

Low battery level 

### warning

Critical 

### Low battery level 

### warning Estimated remaining 

### flight time Critical Low battery level Sufficient battery warning(Red) level(Green) Low battery level warning b.



### Remark

The 

### battery power is low. Please land the aircraft.

The 

### aircraft must land immediately. Estimated remaining flight based on current battery level. Power requires to return home Remaining flight time

Battery level indicator 

### Aircraft Status Indicator



### Aircraft status 

### indicator blinks RED slowly.



### Aircraft status 

### indicator blinks RED 

### quickly.
N/A DJI Pilot app Tap 

### "Go-home" to have theaircraft retum tothe Home point and 

### land automatically, or 

### "Cancel" to resume normal flight. If no action istaken, the aircraft will 

### automatically 

### go home and land after 10

### seconds. Remotecontroller will 

### sound an alarm. The DJI Pilot 

### app screen will flash red andaircraft starts

### to descend. Remote controller will sound an alarm.
N/A Flight 

### Instructions
Fly the 

### aircraft 

### backand land it as soon as 

### possible, then 

### stop the 

### motors and 

### replacethe battery.
The 

### aircraft will 

### begin to 

### descend and land 

### automatically.
N/A

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# 0 When 

### the 

### critical battery level 

### warning activates and the 

### aircraft is 

### descending to 

### land automatically, you 

### may 

### push the throttle 

### upward to 

### hover the aircraft 

### and 

### navigate it to a more 

### appropriate location for 

### landing. Color 

### zones 

### and markers on the 

### battery level 

### indicator reflect 

### estimated 

### remaining flight time and are

### adjusted automatically, 

### according tothe 

### aircraft's 

### currentstatus. 

### Failsafe RTH Failsafe RTH is 

### activated automatically if 

### remote 

### controller signal 

### (including 

### video relay 

### signal) is lost for 

### morethan 3 

### seconds provided that 

### Home Point 

### has

### been 

### successfully recorded and 

### compass is 

### working normally. Return 

### home 

### process may 

### be 

### interrupted and the 

### operator can regain control over the 

### aircraft if a remote 

### controller signal is 

### resumed. 

### D

C) 

# : 1 

### Failsafe Illustration

1 

### Record Home Point (HP)

Blinking Green 4 Signal LostLasts 3secs.

Fast Blinking Yellow 2 

### Confirm Home Point 

### kdill
Blinking Green 5 

### Go

### Home(20mcan be set) -1111/- -1110r 

# i

. 

## -.. Fast Blinking Yellow 3 Remote 

### Controller Signal Lost

Fast BlinkingYellow 6 

### Landing after

### Hovering 15secs

Fast Blinking Yellow 

### Aircraft cannot avoid 

### obstruction during the Failsafe RTH, 

### therefore it is 

### important to 

### set an 

### reasonable Failsafe 

### altitude 

### before 

### each flight. 

### Launch the DJI Pilot 

### app and 

### enter 

### "Camera" view 

### and select "MODE" to setthe Failsafe 

### altitude. Aircraft will 

### stop 

### ascending and 

### immediately return to the 

### Home Point if you move the 

### throttle 

### stick during theFailsafe. 

## Dynamic Home Point Dynamic home 

### point is 

### useful in 

### situations when you are in 

### motion and require a 

### Home Point 

### that is 

### different from thetakeoff point. GPS 

### module is 

### located at the 

### position shown in the 

### figure below:

GPS

¿ Ensure the

### space above

### the GPS

### module isnot 

### obstructed when 

### using Dynamic Home Point.

© 2015 DJI All Rights Reserved 15INSPIRE 1 User Manual There are

### two options for 

### Dynamic Home Point. 1. Set the 

### aircraft current 

### coordinate as the 

### new Home Point. 2. Set 

### the remote 

### controller's 

### coordinate as

### thenew Home Point. Setting Up Dynamic Home Point 

### Follow

### the steps 

### belowto 

### setup Dynamic Home Point: 1. 

### Connectto the 

### mobile 

### device and launch

### the DJI Pilot 

### app and go to the 

### "Camera" page. 2. 

### Tap" 

### rand select"

# 6", to reset the remote 

### controller's 

### coordinatesas the new

### Home Point. 3. 

### Tap" f 

### and select

# "4 ' , to resetthe aircraft's 

### coordinates asthe new 

### Home Point. 4. The 

### aircraft status 

### indicator blinks 

### green to show Home Point is set 

### successfully. 

## Vision 

## Positioning System DJI Vision 

### Positioning is a 

### positioning system that uses 

### ultrasonic and 

### image data to 

### help the 

### aircraft identify its 

### current position. With the 

### helpof Vision 

### Positioning, your Inspire 1 

### can hover in 

### place more 

### precisely and fly 

### indoors or in 

### other 

### environments where there is no GPS 

### signal 

### available. The main 

### components of DJI Vision Positioning are 

### located on the 

### bottom of your Inspire 1, 

### including [1]two sonar sensors

### and[2]one monocular camera.

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Using Vision Positioning 

### Vision 

### Positioning is 

### activated automatically when the 

### Inspire 1 is 

### powered on. No 

### manual 

### action is 

### required. Vision 

### Positioning is 

### typically used in the 

### indoor environment where no GPS is 

### available. By using the 

### sensors on the Vision Positioning system, Inspire 1 

### can perform 

### precision hovering even 

### when no GPS is 

### available.

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Follow the 

### steps below to use Vision Positioning: 1. 

### Togglethe 

### switch to "P" as 

### shown the

### figure to the right: 2. Place the 

### Inspire 1 on a flat surface. 

### Notice that the Vision 

### Positioning system 

### cannot work 

### properlyon 

### surfaces without patternvariations. 3. Power 

### onthe Inspire 1. The aircraft status indicator will 

### flash twice in 

### green light, 

### which indicates the Vision Positioning system is ready. Gently push the throttle up to lift off, 

### and the Inspire 1 will hover inplace. 

### The 

### performance of your Inspire 1's Vision Positioning System is 

### subject to the 

### surface you are 

### flying over. The ultrasonic

### waves may not be 

### ableto 

### accurately measure the 

### distanceover 

### sound 

### absorbing materials, 

### and the

### camera may not 

### function 

### correctly in 

### suboptimal environments. The 

### aircraft will 

### switch from "P" 

### mode to "A" 

### mode 

### automatically if both GPS 

### and Vision Positioning 

### System

### are notavailable. So 

### operatethe aircraft 

### cautiouslywhen in 

### anyof thefollowing situations: 

### Flying over 

### monochrome surfaces(e.g. pure 

### black, pure white, 

### pure red, 

### pure green). 

### Flying

### over a 

### highly reflective surfaces. 

### Flying at 

### high 

### speeds(over8m/sat 2 

### metersor

### over4m/sat 1 meter). Flying over 

### wateror 

### transparent surfaces. Flying 

### over moving 

### surfaces or 

### objects. Flying in an area

### where the

### lighting 

### changes

### frequently 

### ordrastically. Flying 

### over extremely dark (lux < 10) or 

### bright (lux > 10,000) 

### surfaces. Flying 

### over surfaces that can 

### absorb sound

### waves (e.g. 

### thick carpet). Flying 

### oversurfaces without 

### clearpattems or texture. Flying over

### surfaces with 

### identical repeating 

### patterns or 

### textures (e.g. tileswith same 

### design). Flying 

### over inclined surfaces thatwill 

### deflect sound 

### wavesaway from the aircraft. In the 

### event of loss 

### of remote 

### controller's signal, the 

### aircraft will hover for 8 

### seconds and then 

### auto-land if it is in "P" 

### mode. Keep the 

### sensors clean at all times. Dirtor 

### other

### debris may 

### adversely affect the 

### effectiveness of the 

### sensors. The 

### effective hovering altitudes of the aircraft is from 0 to 2.5 meters. Vision Positioning system 

### may not

### function 

### properlywhen the 

### aircraft is 

### flying overwater. 

### Vision 

### Positioning system may not be 

### able to 

### recognize pattern on the 

### ground in low 

### light 

### conditions (lessthan 1001ux). Do not use 

### other ultrasonic 

### devices with 

### frequencyof 40 

### KHz

### when Vision Positioning

### system is in 

### operation. Vision 

### Positioning system 

### may not be 

### able to 

### stabilize the 

### aircraft when flying close to 

### the 

### ground (below 0.5 meters) in fast 

### speed. 

# e Keep the 

### animals awayfrom the 

### aircraft when Vision 

### Positioning system is 

### activated. The 

### sonar 

### sensor emits 

### high

### frequency sound that is only

### audible to some animals. 

## Flight 

## Recorder Flight 

### data is 

### automatically recorded to the SD card. This 

### includes flight duration, orientation, 

### distance, 

### aircraft status 

### information, 

### speed, and other 

### parameters. 

## Attaching and Detachingthe 

## Propellers Use 

### only DJI 

### approved propellers with your Inspire 1. The 

### grey or 

### black nut on the 

### propeller indicates the 

### rotation 

### directionof the 

### propeller andwhere it 

### should 

### be

### attached. Toattach the 

### propellers properly, matchthe nut withthe 

### dots on the motors ofyour Inspire 1: ©2015 DJI All Rights Reserved 17INSPIRE 1 User Manual Propellers Figure 

### Attach On 

### Legends 

### Greycap(1345)
Motors 

### without a 

### black 

### dot Black 

### cap(1345R)
Motors 

### with a 

### black dot 

### En Lock
: Turn the 

### propellers inthe 

### indicated direction to 

### mount and 

### tighten 

## 'b Unlock : Turn the 

### propellers in the 

### indicated 

### direction to loosen and remove 

### Attaching

### the 

### Propellers 1. 

### Attach the 

### propellerswith a 

### grey nutonto a motorwithout a 

### black

### dot and spin the 

### propellers 

### clockwise to 

### secure them in 

### place. Attach the 

### propellers with a 

### black nut 

### onto a 

### motor with a 

### black 

### dot and spin 

### D the 

### propellers 

### counterclockwise to 

### secure its position. Be sure to 

### completely tighten each propellerby (73 hand 

### before flight.



# © Ensure 

### propellers are 

### attachedto its

### corresponding motors, otherwise the aircraft cannottake off. 

### Handling the 

### propellers with care. Manually tighteneach ofthe propellers onthe

### corresponding motorsto ensure it is attachedfirmly. 

### Detaching the 

### Propellers Holdthe 

### motor still. Then 

### spin the 

### propeller in the unlock 

### direction 

### indicated on the 

### propeller itself. 

### Detaching 1345s

### Quick

### -Release Propellers Press the 1345s 

### Quick-Release 

### propellers downward 

### firmly then 

### rotate the 

### propeller in 

### the 

### unlock direction to 

### unlock the 

### propellers. 

# © Checkthat the 

### propellers and motors are installed 

### correctly and firmly 

### before everyflight. Ensure 

### that all 

### propellers are in 

### good condition 

### before each flight. DO NOT use old, 

### chipped, or 

### broken 

### propellers. Toavoid injury, STAND CLEAR ofand DO NOTtouchpropellers or motorswhen they are spinning. 

### ONLY use 

### original DJI 

### propellers for a better

### and safer

### flight 

### experience. 

## DJI 

## Intelligent Flight Battery The DJI 

### Intelligent Flight Battery has a 

### capacity of 

### 4500mAh, 

### voltage of 

### 22.2V, 

### and smart 

### charge- 

### dischargefunctionality. It 

### can only be 

### chargedwith an

### appropriate DJI

### approved charger.

Intelligent Flight Battery 18 © 2015 DJI All Riglits Reserved ChauoerINSPIRE 1 User Manual Battery must be fully 

### charged before using it for the first time. Refer 

### to 

### 'Charging the 

### Intelligent Right 

### Battery' P21 for 

### more information

. DJI 

### Intelligent Flight 

### Battery Functions 1. Battery Level 

### Display: LEDs 

### display the 

### current battery level. 2. Battery Life 

### Display: LEDs 

### display the 

### current battery 

### power cycle. 3. Auto

### -discharging Function: The 

### battery 

### automatically 

### discharges to 

### below 65% of total 

### power when it is idle 

### (press the 

### power button to 

### check battery level will 

### cause batteryto 

### exit idle state) 

### for morethan 10 

### days to 

### prevent swelling. It

### takes 

### around 2 days

### to 

### discharge the battery to 65%.It is normal 

### to feel 

### moderate heat 

### emitting from the 

### battery 

### during the 

### discharge process. 

### Discharge thresholds can be set in the DJI Pilot 

### app. 4. 

### Balanced Charging: 

### Automatically balances the 

### voltage of

### each battery cell 

### when 

### charging. 5. Over 

### charge Protection:

### Charging automatically stops whenthe 

### battery is fully 

### charged. 6. 

### Temperature Detection: The 

### battery will only 

### charge when the 

### temperature is 

### between 0 

### °C(32°F) 

### and 40°C (104°F). 7. 

### OverCurrent Protection: Battery 

### stops

### charging when high 

### amperage (more than 10A) is 

### detected. 8. 

### Over Discharge Protection: 

### Discharging automatically stops 

### when the 

### battery 

### voltage 

### reaches 18V to 

### preventover

### -dischargedamage 9. Short 

### Circuit Protection: 

### Automaticallycuts the 

### power 

### supply when ashort 

### circuit is 

### detected. 10. Battery Cell 

### Damages Protection: DJI Pilot 

### appshows warning 

### message when 

### damaged battery cell is 

### detected. 11. Battery Information History: Showthe last 32 entries of battery information 

### records that

### include warning messages and so on. 12. Sleep Mode: Sleep 

### mode is 

### entered after 10 minutes of 

### inactivityto save power. 13. 

### Communication: Battery voltage, 

### capacity, current, 

### and other 

### relevant 

### information is 

### provided to the aircraft's to the main 

### controller. 

# © Refer to 

### Disclaimer and 

### Intelligent Flight Battery Safety 

### Guidelins before use. 

### Users take full 

### responsibility for all 

### operations and usage. 

### Using 

### the Battery
LEDO LED2 Power Button LED3 (Built -in LED) LEDI



### Powering ON

### /OFF Powering On: Press the 

### Power Button 

### once, then press again 

### and hold for 2 

### seconds to 

### power on. The Power LED will turn red and the Battery Level 

### Indicators will 

### displaythe 

### current battery level. 

### Powering Off: Press the Power Button 

### once,then press 

### again and 

### holdfor 2 

### secondsto 

### poweroff. © 2015 DJI All Rights Reserved 19INSPIRE 1 User Manual 

### Low 

### Temperature Notice: 1. 

### The 

### performance of 

### the 

### intelligent Flight Battery is 

### significantly reduced when 

### flying in a 

### low 

### temperature environments (those with air 

### temperatures below 5°C). 

### Ensure that the 

### battery is 

### fully 

### charged and the cell

### voltage isat 4.43 V 

### before each flight. 2. 

### Using the 

### Intelligent Flight 

### Battery in 

### extremely low 

### temperature environments (those with air 

### temperatures below -10°C) is 

### not 

### recommended. When flying in 

### environmentswith 

### temperatures between 5°C 

### and -10°C, the Intelligent Flight Battery should be 

### ableto 

### achieve the

### appropriate voltage levels 

### (above 4.2 V), but it is 

### recommended thatyou 

### applythe 

### included insulation 

### stickerto the 

### battery in 

### order to 

### preventa 

### rapid 

### drop in 

### temperatures. 3. If the DJI Pilot 

### app 

### displays the 

### "Critical Low Battery Level 

### Warning" when flying in low 

### temperature 

### D environments, stop flying and land the 

### aircraft immediately. You will still be 

### able to control the 

### aircraft's movement when this

### warning is

### triggered. 4. Store the Intelligent Flight Battery in a room 

### temperature environment and ensure that its 

### temperature 

### exceeds 5°C 

### before using it in the low

### temperature environment. 5. 

### When using the Inspire 1 in a low 

### temperature environment, 

### begin by 

### allowing theaircraft to hover at a low altitude, for 

### approximatelyone minute, to heatthe battery. 6. To 

### ensure 

### optimum performance, keep the 

### Intelligent Flight 

### Battery's core 

### temperature above 20°C 

### when in use. In 

### cold environments, insert the 

### battery into the 

### battery 

### compartment and allow the 

### aircraftto warm up for 

### approximately 1 -2 

### minutes before taking off. 

### Checking the battery level The Battery Level 

### Indicators 

### display how 

### much remaining power the 

### battery has. When 

### the 

### battery is 

### powered off, 

### press the Power Button 

### once. The Battery Level 

### Indicators will 

### light up to 

### display the 

### current battery level. See 

### belowfor details. 

# a] The 

### Battery Level 

### Indicators will 

### also show 

### the 

### current battery level 

### during 

### charging and 

### discharging. The 

### indicatorsare 

### defined below. 

# {

: LED is on. 

# Q:

: LED is

### flashing. 

# 4

: LED is off. Battery Level 

### LEDI LED2 

### LED3 LED4 

# C 

# <: Battery Level 87.5%

### -100% 75

### %-87.5% 62.5%

### -75% 50%

### -62.5% 37.5%

### -50% 25%

### -37.5% 12.5%

### -25% 0%

### -12.5% =0% 20 © 2015 DJI All Riglds ReservedINSPIRE 1 User Manual 

### Battery life The 

### battery life 

### indicates how many 

### more times the 

### battery can be 

### discharged and 

### recharged before it 

### must be 

### replaced. When the 

### battery is 

### powered off, 

### press and hold the Power Button for 5 

### seconds to 

### check the 

### battery life. The Battery Level 

### Indicators will light up 

### and/or blink as 

### described below for 2 

### seconds: Battery Life 

### LEDI LED2 

### LED3 

### LED4 Battery Life 

# < < < 

# < 90

### %-100% 

# < 

# < < 

# '.: 80%

### -90% 

# < < < < 70

### %-80% 

# < < < 60

### %-70% 

# < < < < 50%

### -60% 

# < Q: 

# < < 40%

### -50% 

# < < 

# < .4 30%

### -40%

:- 

# < < -4 20%

### -30% 

## -3 -3 -3 

# d below 20% 

### LL When 

### battery life 

### reaches 0%, it 

### can no 

### longer be used. 

## co For more information 

### about the battery, launch DJI Pilot 

### app and 

### check the information under the batterytab. 

### Charging the Intelligent Flight 

### Battery 1. 

### Connect Battery 

### Charger to a 

### power 

### source (100-240V 50 

### /60Hz). 2. 

### Open the 

### Protection Cap and 

### connectthe Intelligent Flight 

### Battery tothe Battery 

### Charger. If the 

### battery level is 

### above 95%, turn onthe battery 

### before 

### charging. 3. The Battery Level 

### Indicator will 

### displaythe current 

### battery level 

### during charging. 4. The 

### Intelligent Flight Battery is 

### fully

### charged when 

### Battery Level 

### Indicators are all off. 5. Air

### cool the 

### Intelligent Flight Battery after 

### each flight.

### Allow its

### temperature to 

### drop to room 

### temperature before storing it for an 

### extended period. 

# © Do not

### charge the Intelligent Flight Battery 

### and remote 

### controller with 

### standard 

### charger (model: A14- 100P1A) at the

### same time, 

### otherwise the

### charger mayoverheat. Always turn off the 

### battery before inserting it or 

### removing it from the Inspire 1. Never insert 

### or remove a 

### battery when it is 

### powered on.

Intelligent Flight Battery 

### 1:1D=10)1*=a1:11-{ II

# i,

Charger Power Outlet

©2015 DJI All Rights Reserved 21INSPIRE 1 User Manual Battery Level Indicators while Charging 

### LEDI LED2 LED3 

# d LED4 

### Battery Level 0%

### -25% 25%

### -50% 50%

### -75% 75% 

## -100% Fully 

### Charged 

### Charging Protection LED 

### Display The

### table below shows battery 

### protection mechanisms and 

### corresponding LED patterns. Battery Level Indicators while Charging 

### LEDI LED2 LED3 

### LED4 Blinking Pattern Battery Protection Item LED2 

### blinks 

### twice per 

### second Over 

### current 

### detected LED2 blinks threetimes per 

### second Short 

### circuit 

### detected 

# 4 

# < 

# - LED3 blinks

### twice per second Over 

### charge detected 

# < LED3 

### blinks threetimes 

### per

### second Over

### -voltage 

### chargerdetected Charging temperature istoo low 

# < LED4 blinks 

### twice persecond (

### <0°C) 

### Charging temperature istoo high 

# < < LED4 blinksthree times per 

### second (

### >40°C) After any of the 

### above mentioned protection issues are resolved, 

### press 

### the button to turn off the Battery Level 

### Indicator. 

### Unplug the 

### Intelligent Flight Battery from 

### the 

### charger and 

### plug it 

### back in to 

### resume 

### charging. Note 

### that you do not need to unplug and plug the 

### charger in the 

### event of a room 

### temperature error, the 

### charger will 

### resume 

### chargingwhen the 

### temperature fallswithin the normal 

### range. 

# © DJI 

### does not

### take any 

### responsibility for 

### damage caused bythird

### -party chargers. How

### to 

### dischargeyour Intelligent Flight Battery: To 

### effectively 

### calibrate the 

### battery capacity, it is 

### recommended to 

### charge and 

### discharge the battery 

### thoroughly for 

### every 10 

### charge-and-

### discharge cycle. User should install the battery onto the

### aircraft and then

### power on the aircraft to initiate the 

### discharge process, 

### discharge the battery untilthe 

### aircraft is 

### powered off 

### automatically. Usershould then 

### fully 

### charge the 

### batteryto ensure the 

### battery is 

### working at its 

### optimal. 

### Slow: Placethe 

### Intelligent Flight Battery into the Inspire 1's Battery 

### Compartment and 

### power it on. 

### Leave it on until there is less than 5% of 

### power left, 

### or until the 

### battery can no 

### longer be

### turned on. 

### Launch the DJI Pilot 

### app to 

### check battery level. Rapid: Fly the 

### Inspire 1 

### outdoors until there is less than 5% of 

### power left, or until the 

### battery can no 

### longer be 

### turned on.
22 ©2015 DJI All Rights Reserved

# Remote 

# Controllers This 

## chapter 

## describes the 

## features of 

## the 

## remote 

## controller that 

## includes aircraft and 

## remote 

## controller operations and dual 

## remote 

## controller mode.

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# Remote 

# Controller Remote Controller Profile The 

### inspire 1 Remote 

### Controller is a 

### multi-

### function wireless 

### communication device that 

### integrates the 

### video downlink 

### ground system 

### and aircraft Remote 

### Controller system. The 

### video downlink and 

### aircraft Remote 

### Controller system 

### operate at 2.4 

### GHz with 

### maximum transmission 

### distance of 2km. The remote 

### controller features a 

### number of 

### camera functions, such as

### taking and 

### previewing photos and video, 

### and 

### controlling gimbal motions. The remote 

### controller is 

### powered by a 2S 

### rechargeable battery. The 

### current battery level is 

### displayed by LEDs on thefront 

### panel of the remote control. 

## Q] Compliance Version: The Remote 

### Controller is 

### compliant with both CE

### and FCC regulations. 

### Operating Mode: Control 

### can be set

### to Mode 1
, 

### Mode 2. Mode 1: The rightstick serves asthe throttle. 

### Mode 2: The leftstick serves as the throttle. Do not 

### operate more than 3 

### aircrafts within in the 

### same area (size 

### equivalent to a 

### soccerfield) to 

### prevent transmission interference. 

## Remote 

## Controller Operations Powering OnAndOff 

### The 

### Remote

### Controller The 

### Inspire 1 remote 

### controller is 

### powered by a 2S 

### rechargeable battery with a 

### capacityof 

### 6000mAh. The 

### battery level is 

### indicated bythe Battery Level LEDs on 

### the front panel. Followthe 

### steps 

### below to 

### power on 

### your remote controller: 1. When 

### powered off, 

### press the Power Button 

### once 

### and the Battery Level LEDs will 

### display the 

### current battery level. 2. Then, 

### press and hold the Power Button 

### to 

### power on the remote controller. 3. 

### The 

### Remote 

### Controller will 

### beep when it 

### powers on. 

### The Status LED 

### will 

### blink green (slave 

### remote controller blinks solid 

### purple) rapidly, 

### indicating that 

### the remote 

### controller is 

### linking to the aircraft. The Status LED will show a solid 

### green light when linking is 

### completed. 4. 

### Repeat 

### step 2 to 

### poweroff the remote

### controller after

### finish using it. 

# G

Charging Remote Controller Charge the remote

### controller via 

### supplied charger. 24 ©2015 DJ1 All Rights ReservedINSPIRE 1 User Manual



### O Gr

Paver Button 

### Controlling 

### Camera Shoot 

### videos or 

### images and 

### adjust camera settings via the Shutter Button, 

### Camera Settings Dial, 

### Playback Button 

### and 

### Video 

### Recording Button on the remotecontrol. Charger Power Outlet

(i1
[31

[1] Camera Settings Dial Turn the dial to 

### quicklyadjust 

### camera settings such as ISO 

### and 

### shutter speed without letting 

### go of the remote 

### controller. Move the dial 

### button to left or right to 

### viewthe 

### picturesor 

### videos in 

### playback mode. [2] Playback Button Press to 

### view images or

### videos that have already been 

### captured. [3] Shutter Button Press 

### to take a

### photo. Ifburst 

### mode is

### activated, multiple 

### photos will 

### be takenwith a 

### single press. [4] Recoding Button Press

### onceto start 

### recordingvideo, then

### press again to 

### stop 

### recording. 

### Controlling

### Aircraft This 

### section 

### explains how to use the 

### variousfeatures of the 

### remote 

### controller. The Remote 

### Controller is set to 

### Mode 2 

### by default. © 2015 DJI All Rights Reserved 25INSPIRE 1 User Manual


# co Stick 

### Neutral/ mid point: Control 

### sticks ofthe Remote 

### Controller are 

### placed at the

### central position. Move the Stick: The 

### controlstick is 

### pushed awayfrom thecentral position.
Remote 

### Controller (Mode 2) 

### Aircraft ( e 

### indicates nose 

### direction) 

### Remarks 

# Fil 4 - 

# = Moving the left stick up 

### and 

### down changes the 

### aircraft'selevation. Push the stick up to 

### ascend and 

### down to 

### descend. Push the throttle stick up to takeoff. 

### When both 

### sticks are 

### centered, the Inspire 1 will hover in 

### place. The more the stick is 

### pushed away 

### fromthe 

### center position, the

### faster the 

### Inspire 1 will 

### change elevation. Always push thestick 

### gently to 

### prevent sudden and 

### unexpected elevation 

### changes. m 

# 7j

# ., may

# sT. y. 

# // á 

# (/ 

# ' j ,n

1 

# ¡ 

# ,. ", Ú

# /`

1

# \ j, Moving the left stick

### to the left

### or right 

### controlsthe 

### rudder 

### and rotation of

### theaircraft. Push the 

### sick leftto rotate the 

### aircraft

### counter clock-wise, 

### and push the

### stick rightto 

### rotate 

### the aircraftclockwise. If the stick is

### centered, the Inspire 1 will

### stay 

### facing its 

### current direction. The more thestick is 

### pushed awayfrom the

### center position, the 

### fasterthe Inspire 1 will rotate. 

# (

x 

# =
- -

# - e Moving the right stick up 

### and 

### down 

### changes the 

### aircraft's forwardand 

### backward pitch. Push the stick up to fl forwardand down to fly p Y Y backward. The Inspire 1 will hover in place if the stick is centered. Push the stick further awayfrom the center position for a larger pitchangle (maximum 35°) andfasterflight. 

# ;, 

# i

.- 

# -

# r
.,. ff._I rpm 

# «.. _- Q _ 

### _ _ 

# a ' 

# r 

# j' iu

,_ Moving the right stick control left 

### and right 

### changes the 

### aircraft's left and right pitch. Push left tofly left 

### and rightto fly right. The Inspire 1 will hover in 

### place if the stick is

### centered. Push the stick furtherawayfrom the center position for a larger pitch angle (maximum 35°) andfaster flight. 

# -

t 

# 1i67;IUI! I 

# \I"

.

# -.\` _i--,(_11 Gimbal Dial:

### Turn

### the dial

### to

### theright, 

### andthe camera will shift

### to 

### point 

### upwards. Turn

### the dial

### to the left, 

### and the 

### camera will

### shift to 

### point 

### downwards. The 

### camera will 

### remain in its

### current position when dial is static. 

## - 

# ¡

26 © 2015 DJI All Rights Reserved.INSPIRE 1 User Manual Flight Mode Switch 

### Toggle the 

### switch to 

### select the 

### desired flight mode. You 

### may 

### choose between; P 

### mode, F 

### mode and A mode.

### Figure 

### Right Mode F F 

### mode A A 

### mode P 

## cc/D P 

### mode
P mode 

### (Positioning)
: P 

### mode works best 

### when GPS 

### signal is strong. There are three 

### different states of P 

### mode, 

### which will be 

### automatically 

### selected by the Inspire 1 

### depending on GPS signal 

### strength and Vision Positioning sensors: P

### -GPS: GPS 

### and Vision Positioning bothare 

### available, 

### and the 

### aircraft is using GPS for 

### positioning. P

### -OPTI: Vision 

### Positioning is 

### available but the GPS 

### signal is not. 

### Aircraft is 

### using only Vision Positioning for 

### hovering P-ATTI: Neither GPS or Vision Positioning 

### available, 

### aircraft is 

### using only its 

### barometerfor 

### positioning, so only 

### altitude is 

### controlled. A 

### mode (Attitude): The GPS and Vision Positioning System is not used for 

### holding position. The aircraft 

### only uses its 

### barometer to maintain altitude. If it is still 

### receiving a GPS signal,the aircraft 

### can

### automatically return 

### home ifthe Remote Controller 

### signal is lostand if the Home Point has been 

### recorded successfully. F 

### mode (Function): Intelligent 

### Orientation Control (IOC) is 

### activated in this 

### mode. For 

### more information about IOC, referto the IOC in 

### Appendix. The Flight 

### Mode Switch is 

### locked in P 

### mode by default. To 

### unlock the switch, 

### launch the DJI Pilot 

### app, enter the 

### 'Camera" 

### page, tap 

### 'MODE', and then 

### activate 

### 'Multiple Flight 

### Mode'

. 

### Transformation Switch / RTH 

### Button The 

### Transformation Switch / RTH Button 

### combination serves two 

### functions. Toggle the 

### switch up or 

### down to raise or lower the 

### landing gear. Or, 

### press the 

### buttonto 

### activate the Return to Home (RTH) 

### procedure. Transformation Switch This

### switch hastwo positions. The effectof 

### toggling the

### switchto anyof these positions is

### defined below:

Loave r 1. Raise: Raise the landing 

### gear to its

### upper most position. Raise

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2. Lower: The 

### landing gear will lower to its lowest position for 

### landing. 

# j Do 

### not raise the 

### landing 

### gear when 

### the aircraft is on 

### the 

### ground. Ensure 

### the 

### landing 

### gear is 

### lowered before landing. RTH 

### button Press 

### and hold this button to start the Return to Home (RTH) 

### procedure. The LED 

### around the RTH Button will 

### blinkwhite to

### indicate the 

### aircraft is 

### entering RTH 

### mode. The 

### aircraftwill then return to the last 

### recorded Home Point. Press this 

### buttonagain to

### cancel the RTH 

### procedure and regain the control ofthe aircraft.



### Connecting Mobile Device Tilt the 

### Mobile Device Holder tothedesired position. Pressthe button on the

### side ofthe Mobile Device Holder 

### to release the 

### clamp, and then 

### placeyour mobile 

### device into the 

### clamp. Adjust the 

### clamp to secure your mobile 

### device. Then 

### connectyour mobile

### device to the remote controllerwith a USB cable. Plug one end of the 

### cable into your mobile device, andthe other

### end intothe USB port onthe 

### backof the remote controller,

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### Optimal

### Transmission Range The 

### signal 

### transmission between aircraft and remote 

### controller perform best within the 

### range that 

### displayed in 

### the picture shown below:

Strong Weak OptimalTransmission Range



### Ensure

### the 

### aircraft is 

### flying within the 

### optimal transmission range. 

### Adjust the 

### distance and 

### position between the 

### operator and the aircraft to 

### achieveoptimal 

### transmission performance. 

## Dual 

## Remote 

## Controllers Mode More than 

### one remote 

### controller can 

### connect to the 

### same 

### aircraft in Dual 

### Remote 

### Controller mode. In Dual 

### Controllersmode, the "Master"remote controller

### operator controlsthe orientation of 

### theaircraft, 

### while the "Slave" 

### remote 

### controllercontrols the 

### movement of the 

### gimbal and camera operation. When 

### multiple "slave" remote 

### controllers (max of 6) are 

### connect to the 

### aircraft, only the first 

### connected "slave" remote 

### controller is 

### able

### to controlthe gimbal, the 

### remaining 

### "slave" remote

### controller 

### canviewthe live 

### feed 

### video fromthe 

### aircraft and set the

### camera parameters, but

### they 

### cannotcontrol the gimbal.

ó 1 

### N I (a'

I I

I

I m

Master Remote Controller

Gimbal and Camera Control Signal .

I 

### m I

1 0) ip

I Ñ

I W Slave Remote Controler

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## Qt Usethe 

### gimbal dial on the remote 

### controller to control the 

### pitch 

### movement of the 

### camera in the 

### singleremote 

### controller mode, however, 

### you

### cannot control the 

### pan movement ofthe 

### camera. 

### Setting Up 

### Dual 

### Remote 

### Controllers Mode Dual 

### Remote 

### Controllers 

### mode is 

### disabled by default. 

### Users must 

### enable this 

### feature on 

### the "Master" remote

### controller by

### through the DJI Pilot app. Followthe 

### steps 

### below for 

### setup: "Master" Remote 

### Controller: 1. 

### Connectthe remote

### controller to 

### your mobile device and launchthe DJI Pilot 

### app. 2. 

### Goto the 

### Camera page, and tap 

# le ,tllI to enter the remote 

### controller settings window. 3. Tap "Set RC Status" to 

### enable Master

### -and-Slave mode. 4. Select 

### "Master" in the "Set RC Status" 

### section to set the remote

### controller as 

### "Master" remotecontroller.
RC Sett ,gs
RC Control Settings >
Master and Slave Set RC Status OFF Master Slave RC Name ( T12254 Connection Password 1234
Slave RC List

5. Enter the 

### connection 

### password forthe "Slave" remote controller. "Slave" Remote Controller: 1. Tap "Search for 

### Master Controller" to 

### search the "Master" remote 

### controller. RC seulc,s
RC Control Setting
Master and Slave Set RC Status OFF Master Slave RC Name f 588642 Request Control Search for Master Controller Master RC List

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Remote 

### controller 

### cannot link 

### to the 

### aircraft if the remote 

### controller is set as "Slave". 

### Meanwhile, the 

### "Slave" 

### remote 

### controller cannot control the orientation of the 

### aircraft. Reset 

### the 

### remote controller to 

### "Master" in DJI Pilot 

### app if you wish to link the remote 

### controller to the

### aircraft.

2. Search the 

### "Master" remote 

### controller in the 

### surrounding area inthe 

### "RequestControl" section.

RC Settings RC Control Settings 

# i

Masterand Slave Set RC Status RC Name 588642 OFF Master Slave
Request Control Search for Master Controller Master RC List 112254

3. Select the "Master" 

### remote 

### controller from the 

### "Master RC List" 

### and input the 

### connection password to 

### connect to the 

### desired "Master" remote controller. 

# T12254 Connection Password Master RC List 

### 1234



## Remote 

## Controller 

## Status LED The Status LED 

### reflects 

### connection status between Remote Controller and aircraft. The RTH LED 

### shows the Return to 

### Home status of the aircraft. The 

### table below 

### contains details on 

### these 

### indicators.

Status LED RTH LED

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# str9

Remote Control Calibration 

# i Stick Mode 

# i
Default stickmode is Mode2. changingstick modes altersthe waythe aircraft is controlled Do not change unless familiar with your new mode. 

### Cl Gimbal Pitch/Yaw C2 Reset gimbalyaw

You can customize the Cl and C2 buttons on the back of the remote controller INSPIRE 1 User Manual
Status LED
R

# - Solid Red

G 

# -SolidGreen

P 

# -Solid Purple

B

# -Solid Blue
R Slow 

### Blinking Red R 

## G/R Y Red

### and Green/ Red 

### and Yellow

### Alternate Blinks RTH LED w 

# -SolidWhite W 

### BlinkingWhite
w 

### BlinkingWhite 

### Alarm 

# f chime 

# f chime
D-D-
D-D-

# f chime D-D-D 

### None Sound 

# fchime 

# D DD Remote 

### Controller Status The remote 

### controller set as 

### 'Master but it is not 

### connected withthe aircraft. The 

### remote 

### controller set as 

### 'Master and it is 

### connected withthe aircraft. Theremote 

### controller set as 

### 'Slave but it is not 

### connected with theaircraft. 

### The 

### remotecontroller set as 

### 'Slave' and it is 

### connected withthe 

### aircraft controller error. HD Downlink is 

### disrupted. Remote 

### Controller Status. 

### Aircraft is returning home. 

### Sending Return to Home 

### command to the aircraft. 

### Aircraft Return to 

### Home in 

### progress.


# m The 

### RemoteStatus 

### Indicatorwill 

### blink red, 

### soundan alert, 

### whenthe 

### battery level is 

### critically low. 

## Linking 

## the Remote 

## Controller The remote 

### controller is linked 

### to 

### your 

### aircraft before delivery. Linking is only 

### requiredwhen using a 

### new remote

### controller for

### the firsttime. 

### Follow

### thesesteps

### to link

### a new remote controller:

1. Power on the remote 

### controller and 

### connectto the 

### mobile device. Launch DJI Pilot 

### app. 2. 

### Power on

### the IntelligentFlight Battery. 3. Enter "Camera" view 

### and tap on 

### and then

### tap "Linking Remote Controller" 

### button as 

### shown below.

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4. The 

### remote 

### controller is 

### ready to link. The Remote 

### Controller Status 

### Indicator blinks 

### blue and 

### 'beep' sound is 

### emitted.
RC Control Selling
Remote Control Calibration 

# i Stick Mode Default stickmode is Mode Do not change unless famili 

### Cl e Gimbal Pltch Searching for aircraft frequency, timeout in54 seconds Press the linking button on theaircraft to link this remotecontroller 

# i
ircraft is controlled
Cancel tbal yaw 1

Youcan customize theCl and C2 buttons on the back of the remote controller. Linking RemoteController
5. 

### Locate the Linking 

### button 

### on the front 

### of the 

### aircraft, 

### as shown in 

### the

### figure shown below. Press 

### the Linking 

### button to start linking. The Remote 

### Controller Status 

### Indicator will 

### displaysolid 

### green if Link is 

### succeed.

Remote 

### controller 

### cannotlink

### to 

### the aircraft if

### the remote 

### controller is

### set as "Slave". 

### Meanwhile, the "Slave" 

### remote 

### controller 

### cannot control the 

### orientation of the 

### aircraft. Reset the 

### remote 

### controller to 

### "Master" in DJI Pilot 

### app if

### you wish to linkthe remote 

### controller to the aircraft. Remote 

### controller will 

### disconnect from the 

### linked 

### aircraft if a 

### new remote 

### controller is 

### linked to the same aircraft. 

## Remote 

## Controller Compliance Version The remote 

### controller is 

### compliant with both CE 

### and FCC 

### requirements.

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# Gimbal 

# and 

# Camera This 

## chapter provides the 

## technical 

## specifications of 

### the 

## camera and 

## explains the 

## working 

## mode of

### the 

## gimbal.

34 

### © 2015 DJI All Rights Reserved

# Camera 

# and Gimbal Camera Profile The on

### -board camera supports 4K 

### video capture up 

### to 

### 4096x2160p24 and 12M pixel 

### photos capture by 

### using the 1/2.3 

### inch 

### CMOS sensor. You 

### may export the 

### video in 

### either MOV or MP4 

### format for 

### editing. 

### Available 

### picture shooting 

### modes include burst, 

### continuous, 

### and timer mode. A live 

### preview of 

### what the 

### camera is 

### seeing before you shoot 

### videosand pictures is 

### supported through the DJI Pilot

### App. 

### Camera Micro-SD Card Slot To 

### store your 

### photos and videos, 

### plug in the micro-SD 

### card into the slot 

### shown below before powering on the Inspire 1. 

### The Inspire 1 

### comes with a 16GB micro-SD 

### card and 

### supports up to a 

### 64GB micro-SD 

### card. A UHS-1 

### type micro-SD

### card is 

### recommended, because the 

### fast 

### read 

### and write 

### capability of these 

### cards enables you 

### to store 

### high-resolution video data.



# 0 Do not 

### remove micro-SD card from the Inspire 1 when it is 

### powered on. 

### Camera Data Port Power on the 

### Inspire 1 

### and then 

### connect a USB 

### cable to the 

### Camera Data Port to 

### download photos or 

### videos from

### thecamerato 

### your computer.



# ¿t Power on the 

### aircraft before 

### attempting to 

### downloadthe files. © 2015 DJI All Rights Reserved 35INSPIRE 1 User Manual 

### Camera Operation Use the Shutter 

### and Record button on the remote controller to shoot the 

### images or the 

### videos through the DJI Pilot 

### app. For 

### more information 

### abouthowto use

### thesebuttons, refer 

### to 

### "Controlling 

### Camera' P25. 

### ND 

### Filter Attachan ND 

### filter

### tothe frontof the 

### camerato 

### reduceover

### -exposure 

### and "jello" 

### effect. 

## Gimbal Gimbal Profile The 3-axis 

### Gimbal 

### provides a 

### steady platform for the 

### attached camera, 

### allowing you to 

### capture stabilized images and video. The 

### Gimbal can tilt the

### camera up to 120 

### degreesand rotate 

### 360 

### degrees.

Use

### the 

### gimbal dial on the 

### remote 

### controller to control 

### pitch movement of the 

### camera by default. Notethat you 

### cannot control the pan motion ofthe 

### camera by default. Enable the "Master-and-Slave" 

### mode and set the remote 

### controller to "Slave" state if you wish 

### to 

### control both the pan and 

### pitch 

### movement of 

### the camera. 

# © Use the 

### gimbal dial on the remote 

### controller to 

### control the 

### pitch movement of the 

### camera in the 

### single remote 

### controllermode, however, you 

### cannot controlthe 

### pan 

### movementof the 

### camera.
Pan Control Follow the 

### instructions below to use the

### gimbal dial to control the pan 

### movementof the gimbal: 1. Power on the 

### aircraft and remote control, launch DJI Pilot 

### app and enter "Camera" 

### page. 2. 

### Tap "RC Control 

### Settings" icon and 

### select either 

### Cl or 

### C2 

### customizable button as the 

### gimbal pitch/ yaw 

### switching button. 3. Select 

### "Gimbal Pitch/Yaw" 

### fromthe 

### dropdown list.

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RC Control Setting
Remote Control Calibration 

# i Stick Mode 

# i

Default stick mode is Mode 2, changing stick modes alters theway theaircraft is controlled. Do not change unless familiarwithyour new mode. 

### Cl Gimbal Pitch/Yaw C2 Reset gimbal yaw

Youcan customize theCl and C2 buttons on theback of the remote controller. Linking Remote Controller

Press 

### Cl or C2 

### button to 

### switch from 

### pitch mode to 

### yaw mode. You 

### may use the 

### gimbal dial to 

### pan the 

### gimbal 

### underyaw mode. Press

### Cl or C2

### againto exit 

### yaw mode. 

### Using DJI 

### Pilot

### App to

### Control Gimbal Follow the 

### steps 

### below to use DJI Pilot 

### app to control the

### gimbal orientation: 1. DJI Pilot enter 

### "Camera" page. 2. Tap and press on the 

### screen until a 

### blue 

### circle is shown. 3. Slide to 

### controlthe 

### gimbal orientation within the "Camera" 

### page as 

### shown below.

P-GPS 

## 1 dill 

## A OFF I Safe to Fly (GPS) 

### ta,lll 

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### Gimbal 

### Operation Modes Three 

### Gimbal 

### operation modes are 

### available. Switch 

### between the 

### different 

### operation modes on the 

### Camera 

### page of 

### the DJI Pilot 

### App. Note 

### that your 

### mobile 

### device must 

### be 

### connected to the 

### remote controller for 

### changes totake effect. Refer to the 

### tablebelow for details:

Pitch Pan



### ED 4.\ Follow 

### Mode The 

### angle between 

### Gimbal's orientation 

### and 

### aircraft's nose 

### remains constant at all times. 

### One user alone 

### can 

### control the 

### pitch motion of the 

### Gimbal, but 

### a second user is 

### requiredto 

### controlthe 

### panmotion 

### using a 

### second remote controller. FPV 

### Mode The 

### Gimbal will 

### lock to the 

### movements of 

### the 

### aircraft to 

### provide a First- Person-View

### flying experience.
Free 

### Mode The 

### Gimbal's motion is

### independent of the 

### aircraft's orientation. 

### One user 

### alone 

### can control the 

### pitch motion of the 

### Gimbal, but a 

### second user is 

### requiredto 

### control the 

### pan motion using a

### second remote 

### controller. 

### Tap to

### force the Gimbal orientation to re

### -align with 

### aircraft'sorientation Re-

### alignment 

### by 

### panning from 

### gimbal's current orientation. Pitch 

### angle will 

### remain 

### unchangedduring the re-

### alignment. 

# © Gimbal motor error 

### may 

### occur in 

### these situations: (1) Gimbal is 

### placed on 

### uneven 

### ground. (2) 

### Gimbal has 

### received an 

### excessive externalforce, e.g. a collision. Please 

### takeoff 

### fromflat, 

### open ground and 

### protect the 

### gimbal after 

### powering up. Flying in 

### heavy fog or 

### cloud may make the 

### gimbal wet, 

### leading to a 

### temporary failure. The 

### gimbal will 

### recover when it 

### dries out.

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# DJI Pilot

# App This 

## chapter 

## describes the 

## four main GUI 

### of 

### the DJI 

### Pilot 

## app.

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# DJI 

# PilotApp The DJI Pilot 

### app is a 

### new 

### mobile app 

### designed specifically for the 

### Inspire 1. Use this 

### app to 

### control the 

### gimbal, camera and other 

### features of 

### your 

### flightsystem. The 

### app also 

### comeswith Map, Store a User Center, for 

### configuring your 

### aircraft and sharing your 

### content with 

### friends. It is 

### recommended that you use a 

### tablet forthe 

### best experience.

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### MountainView Shot with DJI INSPIRE 1 

### CO) CAMERA MAP 1 

### O
ACADEMY USER CENTER 

# Camera The 

### Camera 

### page contains a live HD 

### video feed from the 

### Inspire 1's 

### camera. You 

### can also 

### configure various 

### camera parametersfrom 

### the 

### Camera page.

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### X dill c t. ]4] [51 [6] [7] [8] Safe to Fly (GPS)

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# 0INSPIRE 1 User Manual [1] Flight Mode

: 

### Thetext 

### nextto this 

### icon indicatesthe 

### current

### flightmode. Tap to 

### enter MC (Main 

### Controller) settings. 

### Modify 

### flight limits, 

### perform 

### compass calibration, and set 

### the gain 

### values on

### this screen. 

# 0

[2] GPS 

### Signal Strength 

# Itdill: 

### This 

### icon shows the 

### current strength of GPS 

### signals. 

### Green bars 

### indicates adequate GPS 

### strength. [3] IOC 

### Settings 

# p& CL
: This 

### icon shows 

### which IOC setting 

### thatthe 

### aircraft has 

### enteredwhen in F 

### Mode. Tap to 

### enter IOC setting menu

### and select Course Lock, 

### Home Lock or Point of Interest Lock. [4] 

### System Status Sate toRy(GPS) :

### This 

### iconshows 

### currentaircraft system status, 

### such asGPS 

### signal health. [5] 

### Battery Level 

### Indicator 

### -o--o o : The 

### battery level 

### indicator 

### dynamically 

### displays the 

### battery level. The 

### color zones on the 

### battery level 

### indicator representdifferent battery levels. [6] 

### Remote ControllerSignal r11ll : This 

### icon shows the 

### strength of remote

### controller signal. [7] HD 

### Video Link Signal 

### Strength ®f,1,11: This icon 

### shows the HD 

### video downlink signal 

### strength between the aircraft and the remote controller. [8] Battery Level 

# I 100%: This icon 

### shows the 

### current Intelligent Flight 

### Battery level. 

### Tapto 

### enter battery information menu, set the various 

### battery 

### warningthresholds and view the 

### battery 

### warning history in

### this page. [9] 

### General Settings 

# 0

: 

### Tap this 

### icon to enter 

### General Settings page. Select 

### parameter units, reset the camera, 

### enable the

### quick viewfeature, 

### adjustthe 

### gimbal roll 

### value 

### and

### toggleflight route 

### displayon this 

### page. [10] 

### Camera Operation Bar 

### Exposure Lock 

# AE:: Tap

### toenableor 

### disable the

### camera 

### exposure lock. 

### Function 

### Fn : 

### Tapto 

### adjust 

### camera settings, 

### such as

### video 

### format and 

### digitalfilters. 

### Shutter

: 

### Tap this 

### button to

### take a

### single photo.

© 2015 DJI All Rights Reserved 41INSPIRE 1 User Manual Record

: Tap 

### once to start 

### recording video, then tap 

### again to 

### stop 

### recording. You 

### can also press the 

### Video 

### Recording Button on the remotecontroller, 

### which has the

### same 

### function. Playback

: 

### Tapto 

### enter 

### playback page. You 

### can preview 

### photos

### andvideos as soon as

### theyare 

### captured. Camera Settingsand 

### Shooting Mode 

### Tapto 

### enterthe

### Camera Settings

## page and switchfrom 

### camera shooting

### mode from 

### manual to auto. [11] Map 

### Display 

### the

### flight path of the 

### current mission.Tap 

### to 

### switch fromthe 

### CameraGUI 

### to the MapGUI.

[12] Vision Positioning

: This 

### icon 

### shows the 

### distance between the surface 

### and 

### the Vision Positioning System's sensors. [13] FlightTelemetry

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V.S 8.3 nvs 

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Vision Positioning 

### Status Icon is 

### highlighted when Vision Positioning is in 

### operation. Flight

### attitude is 

### indicated bythe flight attitudeicon. (1) The red 

### arrow 

### showswhich 

### direction the aircraft is

### facing. (2) Light 

### blueand 

### dark blue areas 

### indicate pitch. (3) 

### Pitching of the 

### boundary between light blue 

### and 

### dark bluearea 

### shows roll 

### angle. [14] Home Point 

### Settings 

### ©

: 

### Tap this 

### button to reset the 

### current home point. You 

### may 

### choose to set 

### the 

### aircraft take-off location, the 

### remote 

### controller's 

### current position, or the 

### aircraft's 

### current position as the 

### Home Point. [15] Return to 

### Home (RTH) 

# j

: Initiate RTH 

### home procedure.Tapto have the 

### aircraft return to the latesthome point.

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### 'Gimbal Operation 

### Mode' P38 for more information. [17] Auto Takeoff/Landing 

# /+

: 

### Tap to initiate auto takeoff or landing. [18] BackTap 

### to return to

### the main GUI. 

## Map User 

### can 

### view the 

### current 

### flight route in a larger mapview in this 

### page. You 

### can 

### also 

### performAutotakeoff 

### and 

### Landing in the 

### page. Ensure your mobile 

### device has 

### access to the Internet. Due to the map data 

### required, Wi-Fi 

### connection is 

### recommended. Internet 

### access is 

### required to 

### cache the map, if Wi -Fi is unavailable, 

### mobile data service is required. 

## Academy Download user 

### manual, 

### view online videos. Also you 

### can use the 

### flight simulator to 

### practice your flight skills. 

## User 

## Center You 

### can 

### sync the 

### picture and videos to the mobile 

### device, view 

### the

### flight records and 

### check your DJI 

### account status in the 

### User Center. Use the DJI registered 

### account to login tothe User Center.

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# Flight This 

## chapter 

## describes the 

## flight safety and 

## flight restrictions.

44 

### © 2015 DJI All Rights Reserved

# Flight Once pre

### -flight 

### preparation is 

### complete, it is 

### recommended to use the flight simulator 

### to learn 

### how to 

### fly safely. Ensure that all 

### flights are 

### carried out in a 

### suitable location. 

## Flight 

## Environment 

## Requirements
1. Do not use the 

### aircraft in 

### severe 

### weatherconditions. These 

### include 

### wind 

### speed exceeding 10m/s

, snow, rain 

### and smog. 2. 

### Onlyfly in 

### open areas. Tall 

### buildings and steel 

### structures may affect the 

### accuracy of the on

### -board compass and GPS signal. 3. 

### Avoid from 

### obstacles, crowds, high 

### voltage power lines, trees

### or 

### bodies ofwater. 4. 

### Minimize 

### electromagnetic interference 

### by not flying in 

### area with high levels of 

### electromagnetism, including mobile 

### phone 

### basestations or 

### radio transmission towers. 5. 

### Aircraft and battery 

### performance is 

### subject to 

### environment factor such as air 

### density and 

### temperature. Be 

### very

### careful when 

### flying 14700 

### feet (4500 meters) or 

### more

### above sea level as 

### battery and 

### aircraft performance may be 

### reduced. 6. The Inspire 1 

### cannotoperate within 

### the 

### polar areas in "P" mode. -n

cQ 

## Flight 

## Limits and 

## Flight 

## RestrictionArea Flight limits on height

### and distance can be set. The details of these

### flight limits are

### described in the 

### following section. All 

### unmanned aerial 

### vehicle (UAV) 

### operators should 

### abide by all regulations from 

### such 

### organizations as the ICAO (International Civil 

### Aviation 

### Organization), 

## FMand their 

### own national 

### airspace regulations. For 

### safety reasons, the 

### flight limits 

### function is 

### enabled by 

### default to 

### help users use this 

### product safely and legally. The 

### flightlimits

### function 

### includes height limits, 

### distance limits and No FlyZones. 

### When 

### operating in P 

### Mode, height, 

### distance limits 

### and No Fly 

### Zoneswork 

### together to 

### manageflight. In 

### A 

### mode only 

### height limits 

### work

### and flights 

### cannot go higher than 120 meters. 

### Max 

### Height & 

### Radius Limits Max 

### Height & 

### Radius limit 

### flying height and distance, and the user may 

### change these 

### settings in 

### the DJI Pilot 

### App. Once complete, your 

### Inspire 1 will fly in a 

### restricted 

### cylinder that is 

### determined 

### by these settings. The

### tables belowshow the 

### details of

### these limits.

Max Height Max Radius
Home Point Height of aircraft when powered on

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### GPS Signal Strong G Blinking 

### Green Flight Limits Max 

### Height
Max Radius Flight

### altitude 

### must 

### beunder theset height. Flight 

### distancemust

### be within the max radius. DJI PilotApp 

### Warning: 

### Height limit reached. 

### Warning: Distance limit 

### reached. Aircraft 

### Status Indicator
None. 

### Rapid red 

### flashing R 

### when

### close to 

### the max radius limit.
GPS Signal 

### Weak Y Blinking Yellow Flight Limits Flight 

### height restricted to 120m 

### and under. 

### Max 

### Height Max Radius No limits DJI Pilot 

### App Warning: 

### Height limit 

### reached. Aircraft 

### Status Indicator None. 

# L Ifyou fly out of the limit,you 

### can still 

### controlthe 

### Inspire 1, 

### but 

### cannot

### fly itfurther. If the Inspire 1 flies out

### of the 

### max 

### radius in 

### Ready to Fly (non-GPS) 

### mode, it will fly 

### back within range automatically. 

### Flight 

### Restriction of 

### Restricted

### Areas Restricted areas 

### include airports 

### worldwide. All 

### restricted areas are listed on the DJI 

### official 

### website at 

### http:// 

### www.dji.com/fly-safe 

### /category-mc. Restricted 

### areas are 

### divided into 

### category A and 

### category B. 

### Category A areas 

### cover major 

### international 

### airport such as LAX 

### and Heathrow, while 

### category B 

### areas 

### includes smallerairports. Category A Safety Zone (1) 

### The 

### category A 

### "safety zone" is 

### comprised of a 

### small "no-fly 

### zone" and a 

### range of 

### "restricted- 

### altitude zones". Flight is 

### prevented in 

### the "no-fly zone" but 

### can 

### continue with 

### height restrictions in the 

### restricted-altitude zone. (2) 1.5 miles (2.4 km) 

### around a 

### designated safety zone is a 

### no-fly zone, inside 

### which takeoff is 

### prevented. (3) 1.5 

### miles (2.4 

### km) to 5 

### miles (8 

### km) 

### around restricted areas are 

### altitude 

### restricted, with 

### maximum altitude 

### going from 35 feet (10.5 m) at 1.5 

### miles (2.4 km) to 

### 400 feet (120 m) at 5 miles (8 km). (4) 

### A "warning zone" has been set 

### around the 

### safety zone. When you fly within 

### 320 feet (100m) of the 

### safety zone, a 

### warning message will 

### appear onthe DJI Pilot 

### App.

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# AMIN INSPIRE 1 User Manual

Category A safety zone

400

### feet
ff, 

# IIt.1!35feet 

# f 3.5 mile

# -*I-1.5 mile 320

### feet/ 144 5 mile C17-: No-fly zone Restricted-altitudeWarning zone Free zone flight zone 

# jíiiíííf 

# I

Category B SafetyZone (1) 

### Category B 

### "safetyzone" is 

### comprised ofa 

### "no-fly

### zone" and a 

### "warningzone". (2) 0.6 miles (1 km)

### around the safety zone is a 

### designated "no-fly 

### zone". (3) A 

### "warning zone" has 

### been set 

### around the safety zone. When 

### you fly 

### within 0.6 miles (1Km) of this zone, a

### warning will 

### appearon 

### the DJI Pilot

### App.

I 4 Category B safety

## zone-I.

I4.0.6mi1e+I*0.emile No-fly zone Warning zone Free zone

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GPS 

### Signal 

### Strong G Blinking Green


### Zone Restriction DJI Pilot

### App Prompt Aircraft 

### Status Indicator



### No-fly

### Zone

,<. Motors will not start. 

### Warning: You are in a 

### No-fly zone. Takeoff 

### prohibited.

Red 

### flashing Ifthe 

### aircraft entersthe 

### restricted area in A 

### mode but P 

### modeactivates the 

### aircraft will 

### automatically 

### descendto land then 

### stop its motors after 

### landing. Warning: You are in a 

### No-fly zone, 

### automatic landing has 

### begun. (If 

### you 

### arewithin 1.5 

### mile radius)



### Restricted altitude flight zone Ifthe

### aircraft enters the 

### restricted area in 

### A mode but P 

### modeactivates, itwill 

### descend toa safe 

### altitude and hover 15 

### feet belowthe 

### safealtitude. 

### Warning:You are in 

### a restricted zone. 

### Descendingto safe altitude. (If you are 

### between the 

### range of 1.5 mile

### and 5 mile 

### radius) Warning: You 

### are in a 

### restricted zone. 

### Max

### flight height restricted to

### between 10.5m 

### and 120m. Fly 

### Cautiously. 

### Waming zone No 

### flight restriction applies, but there will be 

### warning message. Warning: You are 

### approaching a 

### restrictedzone, Fly 

### Cautiously. Free zone Norestrictions. None. None.



## 03 Semi

### -automatic descent: All 

### stick 

### commands are 

### available 

### except the throttle stick 

### command during the 

### descent and 

### landing 

### process. Motors will 

### stop 

### automatically after landing. 

### When flying in the 

### safety zone, aircraft status 

### indicator will 

### blink red 

### quickly and 

### continue for 3 

### seconds, then 

### switchto 

### indicate current flying status 

### and 

### continue for 5 

### seconds at 

### which point itwill 

### switch 

### back to red 

### blinking. For safety 

### reasons, 

### please 

### do not fly 

### close to 

### airports, 

### highways, railway stations, railway lines, city 

### centers and 

### other

### special areas. Try toensure the 

### aircraft isvisible.

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## Preflight 

## Checklist 1. Remote 

### controller, aircraftbattery, and 

### mobile device are fully 

### charged. 2. 

### Propellersare 

### mounted correctly and firmly. 3. Micro-SD 

### card has 

### been inserted if 

### necessary. 4. 

### Gimbal is

### functioning as normal. 5. Motors 

### can start

### and are 

### functioning as normal. 6. DJI Pilot 

### app 

### connected to 

### the aircraft. 

## Calibrating the 

## Compass IMPORTANT: 

### Make 

### sure to 

### calibrate the 

### compass in 

### every new 

### flight location. The 

### compass is 

### very sensitive 

### to 

### electromagnetic interference, 

### which 

### cancause 

### abnormal 

### compass data leading to

### poor flight 

### performance 

### orevenfailure. Regular calibration is 

### requiredfor 

### optimum performance. 

# 0 DO NOT 

### calibrate your

### compass where there isa 

### chance of 

### strong 

### magnetic interference, 

### such as 

### magnetite, 

### parking structures,

### and steel 

### reinforcements 

### underground. DO NOT 

### carry ferromagnetic materials with 

### you 

### during calibration such as 

### keys or 

### cellular phones. 

### DO NOT 

### calibratebeside massive metal

### objects. 

### Calibration 

### Procedures Choose an 

### open 

### space to 

### carry out thefollowing 

### procedures. 1. 

### Ensure 

### the 

### compass is 

### calibrated. If you 

### did not 

### calibrate the 

### compass in the 

### Checklist, or if 

### you have 

### changed your 

### position since last 

### calibrating it, 

### tap "MODE" in 

### the 

### app and select 

### "Compass Calibration" to 

### calibrate the 

### compass. Then follow the on-

### screen instructions. 2. Hold 

### and rotate the 

### aircraft horizontally 360 

### degrees, 

### and the 

### Aircraft Status 

### Indicator will 

### display a solid 

### green light.

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3. Hold the aircraft 

### vertically with nose 

### pointing downward, and rotate it 

### 360 

### degrees around the 

### center axis. 

### Recalibratethe 

### compass if the 

### Aircraft Status 

### Indicator show solid red.

If 

### the Aircraft Status 

### Indicator blinks red and 

### yellow after 

### the 

### calibration, move 

### your 

### aircraftto 

### a different location to 

### carry out 

### compass calibration. Calibrate the

### compass before eachflight. Launch DJI Pilot 

### App, followthe 

### on-screen instruction to 

### calibrate the 

### compass. 

### Whento 

### Recalibrate 1. When 

### compass data is 

### abnormal, and the

### Aircraft Status 

### Indicator is 

### blinking red 

### and yellow. 2. When

### flying in a 

### new 

### location, or a 

### location that is 

### differentfrom 

### your lastflight. 3. When the 

### mechanical structure of the Inspire 1 has 

### changed, i.e. 

### changed mounting position of the 

### compass. 4. When severe 

### drifting 

### occurs in flight, i.e. the Inspire 1 

### does not fly in 

### straight lines. 

## Auto Take

## -off 

## and 

## Auto Landing Auto Take-off Use auto take-off to 

### take off 

### your 

### aircraft automatically if the 

### Aircraft Status 

### Indicator 

### displays blinking green. Follow the 

### steps 

### below to use auto

### take-off: 1. 

### Launch DJI Pilot 

### app, enter 

### "Camera" page. 2. Ensure the aircraft is in "P" 

### mode. 3. 

### Gothrough the pre

### -flightchecklist. 4. 

### Tap" ", 

### and 

### confirm flightcondition. Slideto 

### confirm and take-off. 5. 

### Aircraft takes off and 

### hovers at 1.5 

### meters aboveground.

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### Auto-Landing Use 

### auto-landing to land your aircraft 

### automatically if the

### Aircraft Status 

### Indicator 

### displays blinking green. Followthe 

### steps 

### below to use 

### auto-landing: 1. Ensure the 

### aircraft is in "P" 

### mode. 2. 

### Check the 

### landing area 

### condition before 

### tapping "

# i ", 

### to perform landing. 3. 

### Aircraft lowers the 

### landing 

### gear and 

### proceedto land

### automatically. 

## Starting

## /Stoppingthe 

## Motors Starting 

### Motors The 

### Combination Stick

### Command (CSC) listed 

### below are 

### usedto start 

### the motors 

### instead of

### simply pushing the stick up. Ensure 

### that you 

### perform the CSC in one motion.
OR


### Stopping Motors There are 

### two methods to 

### stop the motors. 

### Method 1: 

### When

### the Inspire 1 has 

### landed, 

### pushthe throttle 

### down O, then 

### conduct CSC O. Motors will 

### stop immediately. Release both 

### sticks 

### once motors stop. 

### Method 2: 

### When the 

### aircraft has 

### landed, push the 

### throttle 

### down and hold. The motors will 

### stop after 3 

### seconds. 

# T OR 

# © Do not 

### perform CSC when 

### aircraft is in midair, otherwisethe motors will be 

### stopped. 

## Flight Test Take 

### off/Landing 

### Procedures 1. Place the 

### aircrafton 

### open, flat 

### groundwith battery 

### indicators

### facing towards you. 2. Power on the remote 

### controller and 

### your mobile device, then the Intelligent Flight Battery. 3. Launch the DJI Pilot 

### Appand 

### enterthe 

### Camera page. 4. Wait untilthe 

### Aircraft Indicator blinks 

### green. This 

### meansthe 

### Home Point is 

### recordedand it is

### safe to fly now. If it 

### flashes yellow, it 

### means Home Point is not 

### recorded, and you 

### should not

### take off. 5. Push thethrottle up 

### slowlyto 

### takeoff 

### or 

### usingAutoTake

### -offto

### take off. 6. Shoot photos 

### and videos using the DJI Pilot app. 7. To land, hover 

### over a level 

### surface 

### and gently pull 

### down on the throttle 

### slowly to 

### descend. 8. 

### After 

### landing, 

### execute the CSC 

### command or hold 

### the throttle at its 

### lowest 

### position for 

### 3 

### seconds or more until the motors stop. 9. Turn off the 

### Intelligent 

### Right Battery first, 

### followed bythe Remote Controller.

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# 0 Whenthe Aircraft Status Indicator blinks yellow rapidly during flight, the aircraft has entered Fallsafe mode. 

### A low 

### battery level

### warning is 

### indicated by 

### the Aircraft Status 

### Indicator 

### blinking red 

### slowlyor 

### rapidly during flight. 

### Watch 

### videotutorials about

### flight for 

### moreflight information.


### Video 

### Suggestions and

### Tips 1. 

### Work

### throughthe 

### checklist before 

### eachflight. 2. 

### Select 

### desired gimbal working 

### mode in the DJI Pilot 

### app. 3. 

### Aimto shootwhen flying in P

### mode only. 4. 

### Always

### fly in

### good weather, 

### such as

### sunny

### orwindless days. 5. 

### Change camera settings to suit you. 

### These include photo 

### format and 

### exposure compensation. 6. Perform

### flight tests 

### to establish

### flight routes and scenes. 7. Push thesticks 

### gently to make 

### aircraft movements 

### stableand smooth.

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# FAQ

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# Troubleshooting (FAQ)
1. 

### How can I 

### put a 

### GoPro cameraon the Inspire 1? 

### The 

### Inspire 1 

### does not 

### currently 

### support GoPro 

### attachments. The 

### gimbal is 

### designed to 

### hold DJI 

### cameras only. 2. 

### When will 

### groundstation 

### functionalitybe 

### available? The 

### Inspire 1 

### does not 

### currently 

### support 

### ground station. 

### Ground station will be 

### available with 

### future 

### firmware updates. 3. Is

### thecamera's exposureautomatic? The 

### exposure can be set toAuto, for 

### automatic changes, or Manual, if you

### wishto use a 

### specific setting. 4. 

### Can I 

### see

### thesize of images

### through the app? Yes, you 

### can 

### preview image or

### video sizes

### through the DJI Pilot

### app. 5. How 

### muchweight can the Inspire 1 carry

### without its 

### included 

### camera? We do not 

### recommendflying withany 

### payload otherthan the

### included DJI 

### gimbal and camera. 

### O 6. Do 

### you 

### havean LCD 

### monitoravailable forthe Inspire 1? No, DJI 

### does not sell LCD 

### or HD 

### monitors for the 

### Inspire 1. 

### However, you 

### can 

### outputthe live 

### streaming 

### video to a 

### compatiblemonitor or 

### mobile

### device of

### your own. 7. 

### How long 

### does ittake to charge the 

### battery? Does it 

### comes with a 

### charger? Yes, all 

### Inspire 1 units 

### comewith 

### standard TB47 

### charger. With the 

### standard TB47 100W 

### charger, it takes 85min 

### to fully

### charge a 

### 4500mAh battery. 8. 

### Are 

### the two 

### remote 

### controllers the 

### same? Should I 

### setup 

### the remote 

### controllers in 

### the 

### app or somewhere elseto 

### controlthe 

### camera andaircraft 

### separately? The 

### two remote controllers are 

### physically identical. You 

### can setthe 

### remotecontrollers to 

### either 

### 'Master or 

### 'Slave' through the DJI Pilot 

### app if you wish to use 

### dual

### controller mode.
9. 

### Where can I 

### find info on the 

### simulation application 

### that plugs into the 

### trainer port? 

### Can you 

### suggest a 

### simulation 

### program? There is no 

### trainer port on the 

### remote 

### controllerfor

### the 

### Inspire 1. 10. 

### Can 

### the mobile device holder be used on the Phantom 2 

### series remote controller? No, it 

### cannot. The mobile 

### device holder can onlybe 

### used 

### withthe Inspire 1 

### remote.
11. 

### Does

### the Inspire 1 have a SD card included? The Inspire 1 

### comes with a 16GB 

### micro-SD card. It 

### supports SD 

### cards up to 64GB. 12.

### Can I 

### upgrade and

### buy a 

### second remote 

### controllerif I

### onlybuy a 

### single 

### remotecontroller now? Yes. 13. How big is 

### the Inspire 1? Its length x height x widthdimensions withoutthe propellersattached are44x30x 45cm (17.3x 11.8 x 17.7in).

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14. 

### What flightcontroller does the Inspire 1 use? The 

### Inspire 1 uses its 

### own new 

### flight controller. 15. 

### Which motors and propellers does the Inspire 1 

### comewith? The Inspire 1 uses 

### 3510 motors 

### and 1345 

### propellers. 16. 

### Aircraft

### frame arm 

### joints

### appear loosen, is that normal? 

### The 

### space of 

### the 

### joins shown in

### the below figure is 

### normal 

### and itwill not 

### affect the 

### performance of aircraft, 

### do not 

### adjust the 

### position of the 

### screws onyour own.

17. 

### Failed to 

### complete self-

### check? Place the 

### aircraft on the flat 

### surface before 

### powering on. Do not 

### move the 

### aircraft during the self- 

### check.

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# Appendix

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### © 2015 0.11 All Rights Reserved

# Appendix Specifications
Aircraft Model 1600 Weight (Battery 

### Included) 2935 g Vertical: 0.5 m Hovering 

### Accuracy (P 

### Mode) Horizontal: 2.5 m Pitch: 300°/s Max 

### Angular Velocity Yaw: 150°/s Max Tilt 

### Angle 35° Max Ascent Speed 5 m/s Max Descent Speed 4 m/s Max Speed 22 m/s (ATTI mode, no

### wind) Max Flight 

### Altitude 4500 m MaxWind Speed Resistance 10 m/s m

7 Max Flight Time 

### Approximately 18 minutes o_

X Motor Model Propeller Model DJI 1345 Indoor Hovering Enabled by default Operating

### Temperature Range -10° to 40° C Diagonal Distance 559 to 581 mm Dimensions 438x451x301 mm Gimbal Model ZENMUSE X3 Output Power (With Camera) Static: 9 W; In Motion: 11 W 

### Operating Current Station: 750 mA; Motion: 900 mA 

### Angular Vibration Range 

### ±0.03° Mounting Detachable Pitch: -90° to +30° 

### Controllable Range Pan: ±320° Pitch: -125° to +45° Mechanical Range Pan: ±330° Pitch: 120°/s Max Controllable Speed Pan: 180°/s



### 0 2015 DJI All Rights Reserved 57INSPIRE 1 User Manual Camera Name X3 Model FC350 Total Pixels 12.76M Effective Pixels 12.4M Image Max Size 4000x3000 ISO Range 100-3200 (video) 100-1600 (photo) Electronic Shutter Speed 8 s to 1/8000 s FOV (Field Of View) 94° CMOS Sony EXMOR 1/2.3" 20mm (35mm format equivalent) f/2.8 focus at oo ) Lens 9 Elements in 9 

### groups Anti-distortion Single shoot Burst shooting: 3/5/7 frames 

### D Still Photography Modes 

### Auto Exposure 

### Bracketing (AEB): 

### 3/5 

### bracketed frames at 0.7EV Bias 

### °- Time

### -lapse X UHD (4K): 

### 4096x2160p24/25, 

### 3840x2160p24/25/30 Video Recording Modes FHD: 

### 1920x1080p24/25/30/48/50/60 HD: 1280x720p24/25/30/48/50/60 Max Bitrate Of Video

### Storage 60 

### Mbps FAT32/exFAT 

### Supported File Formats Photo: JPEG, DNG Video: MP4/MOV (MPEG-4 AVC/H.264) Micro SD Supported SD Card Types Max 

### capacity: 64 GB. Class 10 or UHS-1 rating 

### required. OperatingTemperature Range 0° to 40° C Remote Controller Name 

### Cl 922.7MHz

### -927.7 MHz (Japan Only) 

### Operating Frequency 

### 5.725-5.825 GHz;2.400

### -2.483 GHz Transmitting Distance 2 km (Outdoor And 

### Unobstructed) EIRP 10dBm@900m, 13dBm®5.8G, 20dBm @2.4G Video Output Port USB, Mini-HDMI Power Supply Built-in battery Charging DJI 

### charger Dual User 

### Capability Host-and-Slave 

### connection
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### Operating Temperature Range -10° to 40° C Less than 3 months: -20° to45° C Storage Temperature Range More than 3 months: 22° to 28° C 

### Charging Temperature Range 0-40° C Battery 6000 mAh LiPo 2S Charger Model 

### A14-100P1A Voltage 26.3 V Rated Power 100 W Battery (Standard) Name Intelligent Flight Battery Model TB47 

### Capacity 4500 mAh 

### D Voltage 22.2 V m Battery Type LiPo 6S High voltage battery Q_

X Energy 99.9 Net Weight 570 g 

### Operating Temperature Range -10° to 40° C Less than 3 months: -20° to 45° C Storage 

### Temperature Range More than 3 months: 22° C to 28° C 

### ChargingTemperature Range 0° to 40° C Max 

### Charging Power 180 W Battery (Optional) Name Intelligent Flight Battery Model TB48 

### Capacity 5700 mAh Voltage 22.8 V Battery Type LiPo 6S Energy 129.96Wh Net Weight 670 g 

### Operating Temperature Range -10to 40° C Less than 3 months: -20 to 45° C Storage 

### Temperature Range Morethan 3 months: 22° to 28° C 

### Charging Temperature Range 0°to 40° C
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### Charging Power Vision Positioning 

### Velocity Range 

### Altitude Range 

### Operating Environment 

### Operating Range DJI PilotApp Mobile Device System Requirements 

### Supported Mobile Devices 180 W 

### Below 8 m/s (2 m 

### above

### ground) 5-500 cm 

### Brightly lit 

### (lux > 15) 

### patterned surfaces 0-250 cm
iOS version 7.1 or later; 

### Androidversion 4.1.2 or later * iPhone 6 Plus, 

### iPhone 6, iPhone 5S, iPad 

### Air 2, iPad Mini 3, iPad Air, iPad Mini 2, iPad 4;* 

### Samsung Note 3, 

### Samsung S5, 

### Sony 

### Z3 EXPERIA;* 

### Note: It is 

### recommended that you use a 

### tablet forthe 

### best 

### experience 

## Intelligent Orientation Control (IOC) IOC 

### allows users to 

### lock the

### orientation of 

### aircraft in 

### different fashions. There are three

### working 

### modes for IOC 

### and you may select the 

### desired IOC 

### modes from 

### the DJI Pilot 

### app. IOC only 

### works under F 

### mode, 

### and user 

### must

### togglethe flight 

### modeswitch to "F" 

### mode to

### activate IOC. Refer

### to the

### table below:
Course 

### Lock (CL) 

### Home 

### Lock(HL)* Point 

### of Interest (POI)* Its 

### forward direction is 

### pointing to

### the nose direction when 

### recording, 

### which is 

### fixed until you re-

### record it 

### or exit

### from CL. 

### Record a Home Point (HP), 

### and push Pitch stick to control the aircraft farfrom or near to the HP. Point of Interest. 

### Record a

### point of interest (POI), the aircraft 

### can circle 

### around the POI, and the nose always 

### points to the POI. 

# o *Home Lock 

### and Point of Interest 

### feature are 

### coming soon. 

### Prerequisites of IOC Use the IOC feature under thefollowing condition: 

### Modes IOC GPS enabled GPS Flight Distance Limits 

### Course 

### Lock No 

### None None 

### Home 

### Lock Yes 

### Aircraft 21om Home Point POI Yes 1111 f > 

### Aircraft 5"1-5°O ì Point of Interest ( ) Using IOC Enable the IOCfeature by

### tapping "Enable IOC" in

### the setting 

### pageof the DJI Pilot 

### app. 

### Toggle the Flight 

### Mode Switchto "F"

### mode andfollow

### the on-

### screen instructionto use IOC feature.

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## How to 

## Update Firmware Followthe 

### process 

### described belowto 

### upgradethe aircraft, 

### remote 

### controller and battery. 

### Updatingthe Aircraft Firmware Step 1- Check Battery and SD Card Capacity Ensure the 

### Intelligent Flight Battery has at least 50% 

### powerand there is at least 100MB of free 

### spaceon the SD 

### card. Step 2- Prepare the Firmware Update Package 1. 

### Download the 

### firmware 

### update package from the 

### official DJI 

### website (http: 

### / /www.dji.com

### /product/ inspire-1). 2. 

### Insert 

### the SD into 

### your PC. 

### Extract the all 

### downloaded files into the root 

### directory of the SD 

### card. Remove theSD 

### card from your PC. Ensure 

### the Inspire 1 is 

### powered off then insert the SD 

### card into the SD 

### card slot on

### the Inspire 1 

### camera. Step

### 3- Updatethe Aircraft 1. 

### Ensure 

### the 

### remote 

### controller is 

### powered off 

### and 

### then 

### power on 

### the 

### aircraft. 

### Upgrade will 

### begin automatically after 

### aircraft is 

### powered on. 2. It will 

### take 

### approximately 25 

### minutes to 

### complete the

### firmware update. The 

### camerawill 

### sound 

### ashort 

### pulse of 

### 'D-D

### -D-D' beeping sound to 

### indicate the 

### upgrade is in 

### progress and sound a "D

### ---DD" 

### beeping sound to 

### indicatethe 

### update is 

### complete with 

### success. 3. 

### Check the 

### upgrade status 

### by opening the ".txt" 

### file that is 

### automatically generated after 

### the 

### update. The 

### update is 

### successful ifthe text "result: 

### successful" is in the 

### document. Try 

### upgrading the

### firmware again if the text "result: failed" is 

### found or the gimbal 

### sound a long 

### beep sound. 

### Updating the 

### Remote Controller Firmware Step 1- Check Battery and SD Card Capacity 

### Remote 

### controller firmware is 

### included in the 

### aircraft 

### firmware update package. Use the same 

### update 

### package file that is 

### downloaded from the DJI 

### official 

### website. Ensure the remote 

### controller battery level is 

### above50%. Step 2- Prepare the Firmware Update Package 1. 

### Extract all 

### downloaded files into the root 

### directory of an SD 

### cardor USB 

### thumb drive. 2. Insert the SD 

### card into a SD card 

### reader or the USB 

### disk onto the remote 

### controller USB port when 

### remote 

### controller 

### powered off. If you 

### do not have a SD 

### card reader, you 

### may insert the SD 

### card into the 

### gimbal and 

### connect the 

### gimbal with remote 

### controllerto 

### upgrade the remote controller. Step 3- 

### Update 

### the Remote Controller 1. 

### Power on 

### the remote 

### controller and wait 60 

### seconds until the 

### upgrade begins. Do not 

### power off the remote 

### controller during the 

### update. 2. It will 

### take 

### approximately 10 

### minutes to 

### complete the 

### firmware update. The 

### camera will 

### sound a 

### beeping sound and the Status LED on the remote 

### controller shows solid 

### blue to 

### indicate the 

### update is in 

### progress. The Status LED on remote 

### controller 

### shows solid 

### green and 

### beeping sound will 

### stop if the 

### upgrade is 

### completed with 

### success. The Status LED on remote 

### controllershows solid red if 

### upgrade is failed. Try 

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### Updating Intelligent Flight Battery Firmware The 

### Intelligent 

### Right Battery is 

### upgraded during the aircraft 

### firmware 

### upgrade process. It is 

### recommended to 

### keep the 

### upgrade package files in 

### your SD 

### card. The 

### upgrade will start 

### automatically after 

### power 

### cycling the aircraft. Do not perform firmware update while 

### the aircraft is still 

### flying in 

### the air. Only 

### carry out firmware 

### updatewhen the aircraft is landed. Besure

### to updatethe remotecontroller'sfirmware

### tothe latestversionafteryou 

### upgradethe aircraft's firmware. The remote controller may 

### become unlinked from the aircraft after 

### updating. Re-link the remote controllerand aircraft. Confirmthe 

### update results 

### according tothe gimbal sounds. It is normal forthe aircraft to sound orthe LED

### to blink 

### duringthe

### update process. Ensure there is onlyone firmware 

### packagefile stored onyour SD card. Only storage 

### devices thatare formatted for FAT32 and exFATfile systems are supportedfor aircraft 

### and remote controllerfirmware updates. Delete any automatically generated txt files (xxx GS.TXT) in the SD 

### card when updating multiple remotecontrollers. 

## FCC 

## Compliance FCC 

### Compliance This

### device complieswith part 15 of the FCC Rules. 

### Operation is

### subject to

### the 

### following two conditions: (1) This 

### device may not 

### cause harmful 

### interference, and (2) This 

### device must 

### accept any 

### interference received, 

### including interference that may 

### cause 

### undesired operation. 

### Changes or 

### modifications not 

### expressly roved 

### by the 

### party 

### responsible 

### for compliance could 

### void the user's 

### authority to 

### operatethe 

### equipment. 

### Compliance Information FCC 

### Warning 

### Message Any 

### Changes or

### modifications not

### expressly roved by the 

### party 

### responsible for

### compliance couldvoid the user's 

### authorityto 

### operate the

### equipment. This 

### device complies with 

### part 15 

### of the FCC Rules. 

### Operation is 

### subject to 

### the 

### following two 

### conditions: (1) This 

### device may not 

### cause harmful 

### interference, 

### and (2) 

### this 

### device must 

### accept any 

### interference 

### received, 

### including interferencethat may

### causeundesired operation. 

### FCC 

### Radiation Exposure Statement: This 

### equipment complies with FCC 

### radiation 

### exposure limits set forth for an 

### uncontrolled environment. This 

### equipment should be 

### installed and 

### operated with 

### minimum 

### distance 20cm between the 

### radiator& your 

### body. This 

### transmitter must not be 

### co-located or 

### operating in

### conjunctionwith any 

### other antennaor transmitter. Note: 

### This 

### equipment has 

### been tested and found to 

### comply with 

### the limits for a 

### Class B 

### digital device, 

### pursuant to 

### part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are 

### designed to 

### provide reasonable protection against 

### harmful 

### interference in a 

### residential installation. This 

### equipment generates uses 

### and can 

### radiate radio 62 © 2015 DJI All Rights ReservedINSPIRE 1 User Manual 

### frequency energy and, if not 

### installed and 

### used in 

### accordance with the 

### instructions, may 

### cause harmful 

### interference to 

### radio 

### communications. However, there is no 

### guarantee that 

### interference will not

### occur in a 

### particular installation. If this 

### equipment does cause harmful 

### interference to 

### radio ortelevision reception, 

### which can be 

### determined by 

### turning the 

### equipment off 

### and on, the user is 

### encouraged to try to 

### correct the 

### interference by

### one or 

### more of the 

### following measures: 

### -Reorient or 

### relocatethe 

### receiving antenna. 

### -Increase the 

### separation between the 

### equipment and 

### receiver. 

### -Connectthe 

### equipment into an

### outlet on

### a

### circuitdifferentfrom 

### thatto

### whichthe 

### receiver is 

### connected. 

### -Consultthe 

### dealer or an 

### experienced radio/TV

### technician for help. IC 

### RSS 

### warning This 

### device complieswith Industry 

### Canada licence-exempt RSS 

### standard (s). 

### Operation is 

### subjectto the 

### following two 

### conditions: (1) this 

### device may not 

### cause interference, 

### and (2)this 

### device must 

### accept any 

### interference,including interferencethat may

### cause undesired 

### operation 

### ofthe 

### device. Le 

### présent areil est 

### conforme auxCNR 

### d'Industrie Canada licables aux areils 

### radio 

### exempts de 

### licence. 

### L'exploitation est 

### autoriséeaux 

### deux

### conditions suivantes: (1) l'areil ne 

### doit pas

### produire de 

### brouillage, et (2) 

### l'utilisateur de l'areil 

### doit 

### accepter tout 

### brouillage 

### radioélectrique subi, 

### même si le 

### brouillage est 

### susceptibled'en compromettre le

### fonctionnement. 

### z IC 

### Radiation 

### Exposure Statement: This 

### equipment 

### complies with IC RF 

### radiation exposure limits set 

### forth 

### for an 

### uncontrolled environment. This 

### transmitter must not be co-

### located or 

### operating in 

### conjunction with any 

### other antennaor transmitter. This 

### equipment should be 

### installed 

### and 

### operated with 

### minimum 

### distance 20cm between the 

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