Operating Procedures

1. Installation Checklist

• Ensure that the PRS-M30 is not damaged.

• Ensure that the PRS-M30 strap screw is secured to the PRS-M30.

• Check that the connector on the electronics module is clean and undamaged.

• Ensure the DJI M30/T PSDK port is clear of damage or debris.

• Plug in the PRS-M30 to the top right Drone USB-C connector.

• Ensure the mounting screws (QTY 4) are properly secured, and the strap is installed correctly around the arms of the DJI M30/T as outlined in the installation instructions.

DO NOT USE PROPELLER GUARDS WHEN USING THE PRS-M30, AS THIS WILL RESULT IN INTERFERENCE BETWEEN THE PRS-M30 AND THE PROPELLERS.

2. Pre-Flight Checklist

• Perform the DJI M30/T preflight checks.

• Verify and note any high-power RF emitters in the operational volume.

• Ensure the DJI M30/T is in the appropriate flight mode.

• Ensure the DJI M30/T is level and in the takeoff location.

• Turn on the PRS-M30 by powering on the DJI M30/T.

DO NOT HANDLE OR MOVE THE DJI M30/T ONCE THE PRS-M30 IS TURNED ON ON UNLESS CALIBRATING EITHER THE PRS-M30 IMU OR THE DJI M30/T COMPASS. REFER TO THE "CALIBRATION PROCESSES" SECTION FOR INSTRUCTIONS ON HOW TO CALIBRATE EACH OF THESE COMPONENTS..

• Move at least five (5) meters away from the DJI M30/T.

• Wait for successful initialization.

• Ensure that the PSDK is connected.

• Ensure NO ERRORS are present using the PSDK info screen on the DJI M30/T transmitter.

• Ensure DJI M30/T downward-facing sensors are enabled.

• Arm the MTD (Toggle the ARM button).

• Takeoff and climb to minimum deployable altitude.

AUTO-TRIGGER WILL ONLY ARM ONCE AN ALTITUDE OF 36 METERS (118 FEET) IS REACHED. VERIFY THE ARM STATUS ON THE PSDK TEXT WINDOW [ARMED: ATS].

MANUAL TRIGGER DEVICE CAN ONLY BE ARMED ONCE AN ALTITUDE OF 5 METRES (16.4 FT) IS REACHED.

3. In-Flight Checklist

THE MINIMUM FLYABLE ALTITUDE RATING FOR THE PRS-M30 IS 36.3 METERS. WHEN OPERATING OVER PEOPLE, DO NOT FLY BELOW THE 36.3 METERS (119.1 FEET). IF THE PRS IS DEPLOYED BELOW THE MFAR, AVSS DOES NOT WARRANT THE PRS WILL PERFORM AS INTENDED.

• Always fly in Normal Mode (N-Mode), Mission Mode, or Low-Speed Mode (T-Mode).

• Fly in a safe and controlled manner.

• Avoid flying over people if unnecessary.

• Monitor the PRS status throughout the flight.

4. Landing Checklist

• Land the DJI M30/T gently on a level surface at a safe distance from people.

• The ATS should be temporarily disabled when the Drone is within five (5) meters (16 feet) of the ground and will be indicated by the "GROUND DETECTED!" message in the PSDK text window. The ATS should disarm approximately five (5) seconds after landing. The Drone Transmitter will indicate when the ATS disarms. Do not approach the Drone until the ATS is disarmed. If the ATS does not disarm ten (10) seconds after landing, then power off the drone without moving the drone and ensure the PRS is powered off.

• Check for the "DISARMED" message in the PSDK text window on the Drone Transmitter.

• Once the PRS-M30 is disarmed, turn off the DJI-M30/T.

• After the DJI-M30/T is off, the PRS-M30 will turn off after a few seconds.

ENSURE THE PRS-M30 LED IS OFF BEFORE HANDLING THE DJI M30/T.

5. Post-Flight Checklist (No Deployment)

• DO NOT STAND DIRECTLY OVER THE PRS-M30 WHEN APPROACHING THE DJI M30/T.

• Ensure the PRS-M30 is disarmed before approaching the DJI M30/T.

• Turn off DJI M30/T and PRS-M30 BEFORE handling the DJI-M30/T.

• Inspect PRS-M30 and DJI M30/T for damage.

6. Deployment Checklist

• If necessary, the system can be deployed using the MTD.

• If possible, fly over a safe area free of people, cars, or obstacles.

• Press and hold the trigger button on the MTD.

• Visually follow the DJI M30/T’s descent to the ground.

7. Post-Flight Checklist (With Deployment)

• Hold the parachute by the lines and fold the canopy to prevent wind from inadvertently inflating the parachute.

• Turn off the PRS-M30.

• Turn off the DJI M30/T.

• Take ground photos and videos of the Drone and PRS on the ground.

• Disconnect PRS-M30 and bracket from the DJI M30/T.

• Verify that no components are missing.

• Contact AVSS.