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Operating the Nexus Mini PRS:

1)   To power on the aircraft verify the power button can be 
reached through the hole in the Nexus Mini PRS just in front of the 
antenna.  

2)   Press once, then press and hold the Nexus MTD power button 
to power on the unit. MTD will boot and display “Connecting to 
Nexus”

3)   On the left side of the Nexus Mini PRS, press once, then press 
and hold the power until the green lights flash and become blue. 
Nexus MTD will display “Ready for Pre-Arm”. 

4)   Press and hold the arm button to arm the system. Led light will 
scroll yellow. The system is now ready to automatically arm itself 
after passing the altitude lockout. 

5)   Take off and climb past 15.24m (50ft), the Nexus Mini system 
will automatically arm and switch the leds to scrolling red. The 
Nexus Mini and the Nexus MTD will make an audible sound when 
switching states and the MTD will read “Armed”. The Nexus Mini 
PRS is now ready to deploy manually or automatically. 

6)   After flight, the Nexus Mini PRS will automatically re-enter its 
Pre-Armed Mode when the aircraft descends below about 15.24m 
(50ft), this will be noted by yellow scrolling leds. The Nexus MTD 
will give an audible tone stating the disarming altitude has been 
reached. The Nexus MTD will read “System Pre-Armed”. 

**NOTE: After descending past the altitude lockout, automatic de-
ployment capabilities are turned off, however manual deployments 
are still functional down to the ground. 

7)   Landing should only take place after the Nexus Mini PRS has 
re-entered the Pre-Armed mode. After landing the system can be 
disarmed by pressing and holding the arm/disarm button. The sys-
tem may also be disarmed manually on the right side of the Nexus 
Mini PRS unit. To disarm press and hold the arm/disarm button on 
the right side of the unit until the lights switch to green. An audible 
tone will also let you know the system has been disarmed. 

8)   To power off the Nexus Mini PRS press once, then press and 
hold the power button on the left side of the unit. The green lights 
will flash, then fade and the unit will make an audible tone as it 
shuts down. The Nexus Mini PRS should be powered off before 
moving or handling your Mavic unit and the unit should be com-
pletely powered down and rebooted upon every landing.

flight OPERATION

 

 

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PROCEDURES

**WARNING - The disarming altitude is based on the altitude recorded at the takeoff location. 
The system may not automatically disarm if a pilot lands at a higher elevation than that of the 
original takeoff location. If the Nexus Mini PRS has not automatically disarmed, then it should 
be kept level until it is manually disarmed with the Nexus MTD or by the Arm/Disarm button 
on the Nexus Mini PRS. Tilting an armed Nexus Mini PRS can cause the system to deploy. A red 
scrolling LED light strip always means that the system is armed, and care should be taken.**

Содержание Nexus Mini

Страница 1: ...1 1 NEXUS MINI EQUIPMENT OPERATIONS GUIDE V1 0 EQUIPMENT OPERATIONS GUIDE MANUAL FOR THE NEXUS MINI PARACHUTE RECOVERY SYSTEM Nexus Mini PRS...

Страница 2: ...2 2 NEXUS MINI EQUIPMENT OPERATIONS GUIDE V1 0 IN DEM NIS Noun from Latin Indemnitasm Indemni s uninjured suffering no damage or loss suffering no loss of wealth or property...

Страница 3: ...This document and the information contained herein are proprietary and commercially confidential to Indemnis Inc Any use disclosure reproduction distribution or other use of this manual by an individu...

Страница 4: ...and property on the ground and enable advanced flight operations by reducing the drones level of kinetic energy in the event of a failure This manual explains installation instructions and how the Ne...

Страница 5: ...al Limitations 07 Approved Payloads 07 Nexus Mini PRS Components 08 ChargingTheNexusMini 09 Installation Instructions 10 Understanding The LED Light Strip 12 Checklist 14 Flight Operation Procedures 1...

Страница 6: ...he system in any direction that may cause harm injury or damage to life or property in the event of a ground deployment Operators shall disarm and turn the system off immediately after landing BEFORE...

Страница 7: ...tions The system is designed to be flown in all dry conditions the aircraft is designed for The operator should never exceed aircraft manufacturer s environmental operating conditions and specificatio...

Страница 8: ...8 8 NEXUS MINI EQUIPMENT OPERATIONS GUIDE V1 0 SYSTEM COMPONENTS WHAT S IN THE CASE A Nexus Mini M2 System B Manual Triggering Device MTD C Charging Cable C B A...

Страница 9: ...indicated by a fully lit green led strip when unplugged The battery percentage can also be viewed on the Nexus MTD The Nexus Mini PRS will not allow for operation below 25 battery life Note The Nexus...

Страница 10: ...the front arms and the battery compartment 1 Remove the Nexus Mini PRS from the case and place the Nexus Mini on top of the Mavic 2 Align the triangular tabs on the bottom side of the Nexus Mini PRS w...

Страница 11: ...f the Mavic NOTE The smaller end of the line lock should rest inside of the body harness lines with the loop lines running between the legs of the larger end 6 Verify triangular alignment tabs on the...

Страница 12: ...its Pre Armed mode and ready for takeoff RED SCROLLING LEDS The user will not be able to see the red scrolling LEDS on the top of the unit but there will be an audible tone and visual indication on th...

Страница 13: ...13 13 NEXUS MINI EQUIPMENT OPERATIONS GUIDE V1 0...

Страница 14: ...individuals Power on Aircraft Power on Nexus Mini MTD Power on Nexus Mini PRS Wait for boot up tones and LED indication MTD reads Ready for Pre Arm LED indicates scrolling blue Pre Arm Nexus Mini Scro...

Страница 15: ...lockout automatic de ployment capabilities are turned off however manual deployments are still functional down to the ground 7 Landing should only take place after the Nexus Mini PRS has re entered t...

Страница 16: ...tion as well as Nexus MTD battery life and error messages if applicable 4 Manual deployment is only available once the aircraft with the Nexus Mini PRS has reached its arming altitude NOTE If the Nexu...

Страница 17: ...Disarmed indicating that the Nexus is disarmed and you can visually observe that the rotating red LED ring on the Nexus i2 PRS has changed to rotating green indicating it is Disarmed The Nexus MTD wi...

Страница 18: ...eable damage Take note that the system should never be pointed at the inspector or any bystander during the inspection Any damage noted shall be reason for grounding the system and contacting support...

Страница 19: ...not user re packable or user serviceable after the Nexus Mini PRS has been deployed SERVICING The Nexus Mini PRS can only be serviced by Indemnis and service providers that have been authorized by Ind...

Страница 20: ...ng If the unit has ascended above the altitude lockout manual deployment is enabled until the Nexus unit is disarmed SOLUTION Land immediately and handle with caution and disarm unit either manually o...

Страница 21: ...ystem is working properly and is ready to be deployed automatically or manually via MTD SYSTEM WILL NOT DEPLOY System is not ready to be deployed CONNECTING MTD is connecting to the Nexus Mini PRS ple...

Страница 22: ...I N D E M N I S C O M...

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