2.14 Direct Remote Identification

The Direct Remote Identification (DRI) system allows the registration number of the unmanned aircraft system operator (Remote ID) to be uploaded to the system. During flight, the system broadcasts part of non-sensitive data such as the operator's registration number, unique serial number of the unmanned aircraft, timestamp, geographic location of the unmanned aircraft, altitude above ground or takeoff point, route measured clockwise from true north, ground speed of the unmanned aircraft, and the operator's geographic location (if available, otherwise, the geographic location of the takeoff point) in real-time to mobile devices within its broadcast range. This system effectively controls potential risks to public safety posed by unmanned aircraft during flight and provides effective information and data tools for the supervision of unmanned aircraft flights. PDF p. 41

The EVO Lite Enterprise Series multi-rotor drone supports the DRI system and uses Wi-Fi (Wi-Fi Beacon, 802.11n) for broadcasting. Enable the DRI system by configuring it in the flight application. PDF p. 41

At present, in some countries and regions, it is mandatory to enable the remote identification function. When users are operating aircrafts in relevant airspace, please follow local laws and regulations. PDF p. 41

In Chinese Mainland, the aircrafts registered legally will enable Remote ID broadcast by default after completing power-on self-check. PDF p. 42

When the aircraft is in automatic check process after being turned on or in flight, if the remote identification function is detected as being abnormal, the flight application will prompt an alert “Remote ID anomaly, please comply with air traffic regulations during flight”, the RC will emit sound alert at the same time. PDF p. 42