GDU Infrared Camera Gimbal User Manual

Model: GTIR800
Version: V1.0

Disclaimer

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Product Features

Dual Light Source - Infrared + Visible Light

The GTIR800 Infrared camera supports shooting with two different light types. It allows for light switching and picture-in-picture mode. Visible light can guide the aircraft, while infrared captures images of the surroundings, effectively guiding the aircraft and meeting infrared imaging needs.

One Click Zoom, Manual Fine Focusing

The dual-light camera supports one-click focusing, providing clear images of any object in both infrared and visible light. Infrared fine-tuning is also available for unmanned aircraft to meet diverse user requirements.

4 Imaging Modes

The camera offers four imaging modes: infrared, visible light, infrared picture-in-picture, and visible light picture-in-picture. The picture-in-picture feature allows simultaneous viewing of infrared and visible light screens for a unique user experience.

Product Installation

  1. Install the stands on the aircraft.
  2. Remove the lens cover and insert the SD card as shown in the diagram.
  3. Insert the gimbal fastening plate onto the front of the gimbal.
  4. Pull back the gimbal lock latch and press down on the gimbal.

Important Notes:
- Turn off aircraft power before mounting the gimbal.
- The lens cover protects the camera during transport; remove it before flight.
- Attach the lens cover when the gimbal is not in use.
- Do not move the aircraft while the gimbal is performing self-diagnostics.
- Insert or remove the SD card only when the aircraft power is off.

Camera

The GTIR800 infrared camera is compatible with GDU SAGA series products. It features a new position fusion control algorithm, providing a highly precise 3-axis stabilizing platform with an angular movement accuracy of ±0.02°, ensuring stable pictures and videos even during active maneuvers.

Active Range

The gimbal's structure angle ranges are: Yaw axis: -200° to +200°; Roll axis: -45° to +45°; Pitch axis: -135° to +45°. This ensures stable imaging across a wide range of aircraft movements. The remote control allows adjustment of the gimbal's pitch and bearing. The controllable range for bearing is -180° to 180°, and the pitch angle can be adjusted from -90° to 30°, enabling quick viewpoint changes.

Supported Functions

Using the GDU SAGA remote, users can capture photos or videos using dedicated controls. The left dial controls the gimbal's yaw, and the right dial controls the gimbal's pitch, allowing precise control over the camera's field of view.

Remote Control Functions:

GDU Flight APP

Download and Installation

Download the GDU Flight App from www.gdu-tech.com or by scanning the provided QR code. The app requires iOS 8.0 or above or Android 5.0 or above.

Connecting to the App

Connect your mobile device to the remote control using a USB cable. Power on the remote and aircraft, then launch the GDU Flight App.

Start Up Interface

Upon launching the app, the main menu appears. A normal connection displays the GTIR800 infrared camera startup screen.

Camera Interface

Press "Start Shooting" to access the camera interface.

Camera Controls and Functions:

Camera Settings Options:

Note: Manual focus adjustment, one-click focus, and temperature tests are not applicable in visible light display mode.

Control Settings

Access control settings via the icon in the top right corner. Users can select control schemes for America, China, or Japan. Customizable buttons C1 and C2 can be configured to user preferences.

App Interface Language: The app's interface language matches the mobile device's system language. To change the app language, modify the device's system language settings.

Updates: The GDU Flight App interface and functions are subject to continuous updates. Refer to the latest version for specific details.

For more information, consult the "GDU SAGA User Manual".

Maintenance

Safety Instructions

Technical Data

GTIR800 Infrared Camera Gimbal Technical Data
Model number GTIR800
Total weight < 440g
External port 40 pin port (including HDMI and serial port)
Dimensions 110mm × 100mm × 135mm
Gimbal
3 axis stabilization system Yaw, roll, pitch
Frame corner angle Yaw axis -200°~+200°
Roll axis -45°~+45°
Pitch axis -135°~+45°
Controllable turn angle Yaw axis -180°~+180°
Pitch axis -90°~+30°
Maximum turn speed Greater than 30°/s
Stabilization performance Stabilization accuracy ≤ 0.02°
Flight path movement The yaw angle follows the aircraft's angle; pitch and roll axes are stabilized.
Camera
Resolution Infrared 800 × 600
Visible light 1280 × 720
Focal distance Infrared 20mm F1.2
Visible light 3mm F2.2
Image mode Infrared, Infrared Picture-in-Picture, Visible Light, Visible Light Picture-in-Picture.
Zoom mode Infrared One click zoom, fine focusing adjustment +/-
Visible light One click focus
Photo storage format Infrared JPG
Visible light JPG
Video storage format Infrared MP4
Visible light MP4
Photo mode Single photo, consecutive photos, continuous photo, delayed photo.
Temperature measurement parameter Range -20°C ~ 150°C
Accuracy ±2°C or ±2%
Memory card type Micro SD, up to 128GB
Operating temperature -20°C ~ 55°C

Information is subject to change without notice.

Models: Infrared Camera Gimbal, GTIR800

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