Flight controls

The flight control panel shows the camera view from the UAV, provides system information, and the UAV flight controls. The flight controls at the bottom of the screen can vary depending on the system.

  1. Settings menu
  2. UAV Battery capacity indicator
  3. LTE and Wi-Fi connection strength
  4. Live button

Activates livestreaming in Axon Respond+

  1. Thermal camera selection for dual devices (Mavic or Zenmuse XT2)
  2. Visual camera selection for dual devices (Mavic 2 Enterprise Dual or Zenmuse XT2)
  3. Flight telemetry data

UAV’s distance from home base, height, and camera angle.

Mavic 2 Enterprise Zoom Control Panel

  1. Map
  2. Indoor flying mode
  3. Default flying mode
  4. Automatic camera brightness
  5. Decrease camera brightness
  6. Increase camera brightness
  7. Tap to adjust camera brightness
  8. Tap to adjust focus
  9. Automatic Exposure Lock
  10. Photo mode
  11. Video mode
  12. Reset zoom
  13. Zoom control
  14. Start capture/record

Map Panel

  1. Camera feed
  2. Center drone on map
  3. Center home point on map
  4. Map default view
  5. Map hybrid view

Mavic 2 Enterprise Dual Control Panel

The Mavic 2 Enterprise Dual UAV has two devices installed on separate gimbals. The control panel will change based on which camera is selected as the primary input. When features are not supported by the hardware, the controls are shown as disabled.

Optical Camera

  1. Map
  2. Indoor flying mode
  3. Default flying mode
  4. Automatic camera brightness
  5. Decrease camera brightness
  6. Increase camera brightness
  7. Tap to adjust camera brightness
  8. Tap to focus (Disabled)
  9. Automatic Exposure Lock
  10. Photo mode
  11. Video mode
  12. Start capture/record

Thermal Camera

  1. Map
  2. Indoor flying mode
  3. Default flying mode
  4. Automatic camera brightness (Disabled)
  5. Decrease camera brightness (Disabled)
  6. Increase camera brightness (Disabled)
  7. Spot temperature reading
  8. FFC calibration
  9. Photo mode
  10. Video mode
  11. Thermal color palatte
  12. Start capture/record

Map Panel

  1. Camera feed
  2. Center drone on map
  3. Center home point on map
  4. Map default view
  5. Map hybrid view

Matrice with Z30 and XT2 Control Panel

The Matrice UAV can have two devices installed on separate gimbals. The control panel will change based on which camera is selected as the primary input. When features are not supported by the hardware, the controls are shown as disabled.

Note

Additional functionality for X5S, M200, and more will be added with future releases.

Z30 Camera

  1. Map
  2. Secondary camera feed (when more than one camera feed is available)
  3. Gimbals Sync
  4. Automatic camera brightness
  5. Decrease camera brightness
  6. Increase camera brightness
  7. Tap to adjust camera brightness
  8. Tap to focus (disabled)
  9. Automatic Exposure Lock
  10. Photo mode
  11. Video mode
  12. Start capture/record
  13. Camera zoom

Map Panel

  1. Camera feed
  2. Center drone on map
  3. Center home point on map
  4. Map default view
  5. Map hybrid view

XT2 Optical Camera

  1. Map
  2. Secondary camera feed (when more than one camera feed is available)
  3. Gimbals Sync
  4. Automatic camera brightness (disabled)
  5. Decrease camera brightness (disabled)
  6. Increase camera brightness(disabled)
  7. Tap to adjust camera brightness
  8. Tap to focus (disabled)
  9. Automatic Exposure Lock (disabled)
  10. Photo mode
  11. Video mode
  12. Start capture/record
  13. Digital zoom (1X, 2X, 4X, and 8X)

XT2 Thermal Camera

  1. Map
  2. Secondary camera feed (when more than one camera feed is available)
  3. Gimbals Sync
  4. Automatic camera brightness (disabled)
  5. Decrease camera brightness (disabled)
  6. Increase camera brightness(disabled)
  7. Spot temperature reading
  8. FFC calibration
  9. Photo mode
  10. Video mode
  11. Start capture/record
  12. Thermal color palettes
  13. Digital zoom (disabled)

Map Panel

  1. Camera feed
  2. Center drone on map
  3. Center home point on map
  4. Map default view
  5. Map hybrid view

Livestreaming Information

See the Axon Respond product guide for more information on livestreaming.