Bidhaa Imeishaview
The DJI Part 04 MMCX Straight Antenna is designed for use with DJI FPV Air Units, providing reliable signal transmission for your FPV system. This pair of LHCP (Left-Hand Circularly Polarized) antennas features an MMCX connector for secure attachment and is engineered for long-distance transmission with strong anti-interference capabilities.
Image: A pair of DJI Part 04 MMCX Straight Antennas. Each antenna consists of a black cylindrical cap, a flexible black cable, and a gold-colored MMCX connector at the base.
Maagizo ya Kuweka
- Tambua Viunganishi: Locate the MMCX antenna ports on your DJI FPV Air Unit. Ensure they are clean and free of debris.
- Panga na Unganisha: Carefully align the MMCX connector of the antenna with the port on the FPV Air Unit. Gently push the connector straight in until you feel a distinct click, indicating a secure connection. Avoid twisting or forcing the connector.
- Repeat for Second Antenna: If using both antennas, repeat the process for the second antenna on the corresponding port.
- Nafasi: Once connected, position the antennas to ensure optimal signal reception. Avoid placing them directly against carbon fiber or other materials that may obstruct the signal. For best results, ensure they are oriented away from each other and have a clear line of sight.
- Thibitisha Muunganisho: Gently tug on the antenna cable near the connector to confirm it is firmly attached. A loose connection can lead to signal loss.
Kumbuka: These antennas are LHCP (Left-Hand Circularly Polarized). For optimal performance, ensure that your receiving antennas (e.g., on FPV goggles) are also LHCP.
Miongozo ya Uendeshaji
- Angalia Kabla ya Ndege: Before each flight, visually inspect the antennas for any signs of damage, bends, or loose connections.
- Mwelekeo Bora: Maintain a clear line of sight between your FPV Air Unit antennas and your receiving antennas on the goggles. Obstacles such as trees, buildings, or even your own body can degrade signal quality.
- Epuka Kuingilia: Operate your FPV system away from strong sources of electromagnetic interference, such as Wi-Fi routers, high-voltage power lines, or other radio transmitters.
- Uelewa wa Masafa: Be aware of the operational range of your FPV system. Signal quality can diminish significantly at the edge of the range, potentially leading to video feed loss.
- Mambo ya Mazingira: Adverse weather conditions (e.g., heavy rain, fog) can affect signal propagation.
Matengenezo
- Kusafisha: If the antennas become dirty, gently wipe them with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive materials.
- Ukaguzi: Regularly inspect the antenna cables and connectors for any signs of wear, fraying, or damage. Pay close attention to the MMCX connector for any bending or corrosion.
- Hifadhi: Store the antennas in a clean, dry place, away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. Avoid bending the cables sharply or placing heavy objects on them.
- Kushughulikia: Always handle the antennas by the base or cable, avoiding excessive force on the radiating element (the top cylindrical part).
Kutatua matatizo
- Poor Video Signal:
- Ensure antennas are securely connected to the FPV Air Unit.
- Verify that both transmitting (Air Unit) and receiving (goggles) antennas are of the same polarization (LHCP in this case).
- Check for obstructions between the drone and the pilot.
- Inspect antennas for physical damage.
- Test in a different location to rule out environmental interference.
- Antenna Disconnection:
- Ensure the MMCX connector clicked into place during installation.
- Avoid excessive strain on the antenna cables during flight or handling.
- If connectors appear worn or damaged, replacement may be necessary.
Vipimo
| Kipengele | Maelezo |
|---|---|
| Chapa | DJI |
| Nambari ya Mfano | CP.TR.00000013.01 |
| Aina ya Antena | LHCP antenna with MMCX joint |
| Aina ya kiunganishi | MMCX Straight |
| Rangi | Nyeusi |
| Idadi ya Vipengee | 2 (Jozi) |
| Vipimo vya Bidhaa | Inchi 7 x 3.5 x 0.1 |
| Uzito wa Kipengee | 0.317 wakia |
| UPC | 190021336506 |
Taarifa ya Udhamini
For detailed warranty information regarding the DJI Part 04 MMCX Straight Antenna, please refer to the official DJI website or the warranty card included with your product packaging. Warranty terms and conditions may vary by region and product type.
Usaidizi wa Wateja
If you encounter any issues or have questions about your DJI Part 04 MMCX Straight Antenna, please contact DJI customer support through their official website. You can find support resources, FAQs, and contact information at www.dji.com/support.
