CUAV LTE SE link, Digital LTE Link

Description

CUAV LTE SE link, Digital LTE Link

Using CUAV LTE SE video link and digital datalink drone, the video and data of the drone are transmitted through LTE (4G) networks. Currently, most drones use a point-to-point communication mode or point-to-multipoint. This way, the operable range of drones is unlimited theoretically, and there is no reduction in the quality of service at longer ranges. LTE link supports HD 1080p image transmission with low latency of around 250ms.

LTE network provides high bandwidth for a simultaneous stream of data and video. With H265 encoding of video, real-time transmission of HD video is possible. Using an onboard microSD card, all data can be recorded. You need to insert a SIM card into the device to operate (micro and nano sizes are supported).

Data communication between the link, server, and client is fully encrypted with double keys.

A small OLED screen shows the status of the LTE SE link. You can see 1. Server connection status (communication status between the device and the cloud server), 2. Video transmission Status, 3. Network Status, 4. SD card successfully initialized or not, 5. Whether there is input from the video ports, 6. Device status (initialization, dialing, wait time, connecting to server, network communication status, client status, etc.), 7. UART input status from the drone (if the data is MAVlink 1 or MAVlink2).

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