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Introduction
Multilink is designed specically for use with the INSPIRETM 2 remote controller
and CENDENCETM remote controller. It can create a master-slave controller
network with up to three slave remote controllers. The multiple slave controllers
form a star network with the master controller as the hub, sending commands
to the aircraft via the slave controllers.Slave controllers receive the image and
video signal from the aircraft directly.
Features
• Master-slave network
Can create a master-slave network with up to three slave remote controllers.
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Each controller is responsible for the following:
Master–Pilot, Slave 1–Gimbal Operator, Slave 2–Assistant A, Slave 3– Assistant B
• Gimbal control
The Master remote controller and Slave controller 1 can both control the
gimbal, but not simultaneously. Slave 2 and Slave 3 cannot control the
gimbal.
• Camera control
Camera control is shared between all of the remote controllers.
• Support for Inspire 2 and Cendence remote controllers
Both the Inspire 2 and Cendence remote controllers can be used as a master
or slave.
Overview
Antenna
Inspire 2 Remote
Controller Mount
Locking Knob
Mounting Arm
Status Indicator
Cendence Remote Controller Mount
CAN Port
CAN Cable
Usage
Installation and Connection
Multilink can be installed onto both the Inspire 2 Remote Controller and
Cendence Remote Controller using different holes on the mounting arm. Their
installation steps are otherwise similar. The steps provided below use the
Cendence as an example.
1. Mount the Multilink module onto the back of the remote controller and
tighten the locking knob to secure it.
2. Connect the CAN cable to the remote controller’s CAN port.
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The CAN cable can be also be connected to the Patch Antenna module
if a Patch Antenna is used. Make sure the Patch Antenna is connected
correctly.
Assigning Roles
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The following steps explain how to set the Multilink as master or slave remote
controller. There are three roles that you can assign for the slave remote
controller: Gimbal Operator, Assistant A, and Assistant B.
Master remote controller
1. Turn on the remote controller. Make sure the Multilink is connected correctly.
2. Set the Multilink as master remote controller using the Remote Controller
Setting page in DJI GOTM 4 app.
3. Set an access password.
Slave remote controller
1. Turn on the remote controller. Make sure the Multilink is connected correctly.
2. Set the Multilink as slave remote controller using the Remote Controller Setting
page in DJI GO 4 app. Determine which role you would like to assign to the
slave, and then select the desired role in DJI GO 4 app. At this time, the
Status Indicator of the Multilink will light up steady purple.
3. Enter the access password.
4. The Status Indicator will turn steady green after the role is successfully
assigned. The remote controller icon shown in app will turn to .
5. If you’d like to switch a slave to a different role, go to the Remote Controller
Setting page in DJI GO 4 app to do so.
Usage Details
1. The Master can control the aircraft, gimbal, camera and vision systems.
2. Slave 1 can control the gimbal and camera.
3. Slave 2 and 3 can only control the camera (can be disabled in Remote
Controller Setting page).
• Firmware upgrades can be handled in DJI GO 4 app by connecting
the Multilink to the remote controller.
• The CAN port on the Multilink can be connected to other DJI devices
with a CAN port.
• For best results, use the Multilink together with a Patch Antenna.
• The Multilink will make a beeping sound every time it is connected or
disconnected.
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Appendix
Specication
Operating Frequency2400-2483.5 MHz, 5725-5850 MHz
EIRP
Maximum Communication Distance 150 m (2.4 GHz), 100 m (5.8 GHz)
Input4.2-5.5 V, 1 A Max
Maximum Delay
(From Master to Slave 3)
Minimum Delay
(From Master to Slave 1)
Operation Environment Temperature -22° to 104° F (-30° to 40° C)
Compatible DJI Devices
Status Indicator
IndicatorDescription
Steady Red
Steady PurpleDisconnected; assigned as a slave remote controller.
Steady GreenConnected.
Steady WhiteFirmware updating.
Blinking BlueCommunication status error.
Off
Disconnected; assigned as the master remote
controller.
Current remote controller rmware version not
matched / remote controller not initialized / hardware
failure.