DJI RC Plus for DJI Flycart

The DJI FlyCart 30 has an IP55 rating. The protection rating is not permanent and may decrease due to ageing and wear and tear from long-term use. The rating does not apply to the propulsion system. After a flight in the rain, it is recommended to let the aircraft idle on the ground for 1 minute to prevent corrosion or rust on the propulsion system (if rainfall exceeds 24.9 mm within 24 hours).

Maximum route speed: 15 m/s. Maximum flight speed in S mode: 20 m/s. Maximum flight altitude: 6000 m.

The system features standard carbon fibre blades and optimised motor heat dissipation for more powerful performance. The 4-axis, 8-propeller configuration supports short emergency flight after failure of a single drive unit, providing increased safety.
The propulsion system has a 4-axis coaxial design. If one engine fails, the remaining seven engines can still function properly so that the DJI FlyCart 30 can land safely. During landing, you retain essential control over the flight, including control over altitude and horizontal movements, allowing you to select a safe landing spot if necessary.

The Active Phased Array Radar and Binocular Vision can detect horizontal obstacles in multiple directions and support height detection from 0 to 200 m.

Yes. The built-in ADS-B signal receiver can detect the location data of civil aircraft, helicopters and other vehicles equipped with ADS-B transmitters within a range of 15 km. The system sends alerts to the operator so that they can avoid a collision to ensure flight and airspace safety.

Yes. A remote control can be used to flexibly adjust the angle of the FPV camera.

Yes. The DJI FlyCart 30 has a built-in arm lock function. If the arms are not fully extended, a warning message is displayed in DJI Pilot 2 and take-off is prohibited.

Cargo mode (cargo box), Winch mode (winch) and third-party payload systems developed on the DJI Payload SDK.

The winch system has a lowering mode and supports both manual and automatic operation. It has practical functions such as Swing Control (pendulum control) and weighing, and supports an emergency Cut Cable Protection function. After using the Cut Cable Protection, contact customer service for repair.

No.

If the difference in voltage or capacity between the two batteries is too large, the app gives the message, “The voltage or capacity difference between the two batteries is too large, making take-off impossible.” The parameters are as follows:

• Voltage difference: At $> 10^circtext{C}$: $Delta V leq 2text{ V}$; at $< 10^circtext{C}$: $Delta V leq 1text{ V}$.

• Capacity difference: At $> 10^circtext{C}$: $Delta SOC leq 10%$; at $< 10^circtext{C}$: $Delta SOC leq 8%$.

At normal temperatures, when two AC power cables are connected, it takes about 26.5 minutes to charge a single battery from 0% to 98%; it takes about 36.6 minutes to charge two batteries from 0% to 98%.

When batteries are stored for long periods of time, they automatically switch on the “self-discharge on storage” function to ensure safety and prolong service life. This involves discharging a high-performance battery to about 60%. The batteries may become slightly warm during this process, which is normal.

The operating temperature of the batteries is between -20°C and 45°C. Use in cold environments shortens battery life; therefore plan your flight time carefully. For maximum performance, heating the battery to above 10°C before flight is recommended.

If the temperature of a battery is below 20°C during charging, the heating function is first activated before the actual charging process begins.

When the battery is installed and switched on in the drone, it will automatically activate the self-heating function at low temperatures to maintain a temperature of around 10°C to 12°C.

A battery has a lifespan of 12 months or 1,500 cycles, whichever comes first.

A battery has an energy content of 1984.4 Wh. According to airline regulations, it cannot be carried on board.

Two batteries can be charged simultaneously. The maximum charging capacity is 2 x 3600 watts with two batteries and up to 5700 watts with a single battery.

For fast charging via a third-party generator, choose a generator with a 220 V single-phase output and a rated output of 8 kW or higher.

It is currently not supported.

It is recommended to use a standard charger. A third-party charger should meet USB Power Delivery specifications and have a power rating of at least 40 watts.

Yes, the remote supports both DJI's custom 4G IoT card and user-purchased Nano-SIM cards.

Yes. The connections of the enhanced 4G transmission and the DJI O3 transmission are converged, allowing seamless switching between the two.

Other DJI drones are currently not supported by this particular configuration.

Yes, Dual Operator mode is supported.

The DJI FlyCart 30 can obtain real-time differential data in the following three ways:

• Through the app settings, the DJI FlyCart 30 is connected to a D-RTK 2 mobile station (RTCM3.2).

• The remote control can connect to the network RTK service (RTCM3.2) via a 4G network card (free for the first two years in mainland China, then for a fee).

• The remote control can connect to customised network RTK services based on the Ntrip protocol via a 4G network card or WiFi hotspot (RTCM3.0/RTCM3.1/RTCM3.2 are supported).

Go to the online RTK page through the RTK settings and click on package extension to scan the code for payment. After a successful purchase, click “Activate” on the network RTK page to continue using the service.

There is no limit.

• Connect the drone to a computer and upgrade the firmware of the drone, remote control and D-RTK 2 mobile station via DJI Assistant 2 (Delivery Drones Series).

• Use the DJI Pilot 2 app to update the firmware of the drone, the remote control and the DJI DB2000 intelligent flight battery.

• Go to DJI's official website to download the firmware and insert the SD card with the firmware package into the remote control for a offline upgrade. Refer to the user manual for details.

Yes. For details, contact dev@dji.com for technical support.

Before exporting logs, check whether “dual control” is enabled with enhanced 4G transmission. If enhanced 4G transmission is enabled, switch it off for both remotes before exporting logs.

It is recommended to retrieve logs from the “Level I” page and export logs via ‘custom logs’ after a module problem is identified.

Level I page:

• Flight problems: All logs except video transmission logs.

• Transmission problems: Video transmission logs only.

Currently, only the DJI FlyCart 30 flight platform is supported.

There is no limit to the number of livestreams. Actual usage is limited by the downlink bandwidth of the network on which the footage is played.

It currently displays the image from the drone's gimbal camera.

No.

The livestream recording function is not supported.

Latency depends on network conditions. If the network is in good condition, the latency is generally less than one second.

This is currently not supported. If you want to use the GB28181 protocol for livestreaming, you can push the stream directly via Pilot.

DJI DeliveryHub uploads, stores and manages data on Amazon Web Services (AWS) cloud servers, which comply with ISO/IEC 27001 security certifications.

• Access points are protected by multiple layers of security, including Web Application Firewall (WAF) and unique keys per device, to protect servers from attacks and prevent data breaches.

• Service hosting security: DJI DeliveryHub uses Amazon Web Services as its provider for computing power and storage, which is ISO/IEC 27001-certified.

The protocols HTTP, MQTT and WebSocket are supported. Each connection is encrypted with TLS to ensure data security.

This is currently not supported.

DJI DeliveryHub uses a universal DJI account. There is therefore no need to create or activate an additional account.

The web pages support Windows, Mac, Android, iOS and other operating systems. It is recommended to use Chrome, Safari, Edge or Firefox as browsers.

This is currently not supported.

No. Currently, only immediate tasks are supported.

No.

No.

DJI DeliveryHub is a public cloud platform and does not support private deployment.

It supports waypoint routes recorded by the DJI FlyCart 30 and the Matrice M30/M30T.

The DJI FlyCart 30 series has two versions: the Chinese Edition and Universal Edition. The Chinese Edition can only be used in the Chinese mainland, and the Universal Edition can be used in regions outside the Chinese mainland. Please consult your local after-sales center or agent for information on the regions where this product can be used.