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# Features & Specifications

The PRS-M4DT has been designed to easily integrate with the DJI M4D and DJI M4TD. The PRS mounting holes and screws secure the PRS-M4DT without interfering with onboard sensors. The system includes an integrated EM to power the PRS. The FTS is initiated when either the pilot instigates a deployment through the MTD or when the ATS, using the onboard sensors located in the EM, determines that the Drone has breached the safe flying parameters. Once the FTS is initiated and stops the motors from spinning, the Parachute Pod™ is deployed and will result in the Drone descending under an inflated parachute.

## Features

| Independent Power Source          | The PRS-M4DT is equipped with an independent power source that allows the system to deploy if the Drone loses power.                            |
| --------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Automatic Triggering System (ATS) | The ATS automatically detects failures and triggers the parachute release.                                                                      |
| Manual Triggering Device (MTD)    | The MTD can initiate deployment of the parachute recovery system at the discretion of the remote pilot in command.                              |
| Flight Termination System (FTS)   | The plug-and-play FTS stops power to the motors in the event of a failure and reduces the likelihood of entanglement in the Drone's propellers. |
| Flight Data Logging               | Flight data logging to a dedicated internal storage device that is integrated in the PRS-M4DT.                                                  |

## Specifications

| Maximum Takeoff Weight                                              | 2.070 kg (4.6 lbs)       |
| ------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------ |
| Average Descent Rate (2.070 kg)\*                                   | 2.92 m/s (9.58 ft/s)     |
| Minimum Flyable Altitude Rating At 2.070 kg (Hover Flight)\*        | 32.4 m (106.2 ft)        |
| Minimum Flyable Altitude Rating At 2.070 kg (Full Forward Flight)\* | 33.9 m (111.2 ft)        |
| Deployment Technology                                               | Energetic Charge         |
| Deployment Trigger                                                  | Manual and/or Autonomous |
| Average Kinetic Energy (2.070 kg)                                   | 8.82 J (6.51 ft-lb)      |

### Parachute Recovery System

| Main System Weight             | 220 g (7.76 oz) \[+/- 5 g]       |
| ------------------------------ | -------------------------------- |
| Deployment Release Time        | <100ms                           |
| ATS Arming Height              | 34 m (111.5 ft)                  |
| Operating Temperature          | -20˚C to +50˚C (-4°F to 122°F)\* |
| Ingress Protection (IP) Rating | IP55                             |

### Flight Termination System (FTS)

| FTS Method          | PSDK                 |
| ------------------- | -------------------- |
| Integration Process | Connect PRS to Eport |

### Manual Triggering Device (MTD)\*\*

| Range         | < 8 km (<4.97 mi)                |
| ------------- | -------------------------------- |
| Arming Height | ≥ 5 m (≥ 16.4 ft)                |
| Type          | Drone Transmitter PSDK Interface |

\*Per ASTM F3322-22.

\*\*Note that the MTD may be unavailable to use if signal degradation or communications interruptions occur prior to or during a flight.


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