FAQs

Q1: What are the power supply and power consumption specifications for the A609R?

Answer: The A609R supports a wide input voltage of 4S to 6S LiPo batteries (14.8V to 25.2V), with a working voltage of 16V. The dynamic current ranges from 530mA to 1000mA at 16V, and total power consumption ranges between 8.5W and 16W. It also carries an IP43 protection rating.

Q2: What control methods and video stream outputs are supported?

Answer:
*Control: Supports TTL or S.BUS serial control (TTL by default, choose one) as well as TCP/UDP network control.
*Video Output: Real-time IP output via RTSP/UDP protocols supporting 720p or 1080p at 30fps with H.264 / H.265 video encoding.

Q3: What is the local storage capacity and file format support?

Answer:
The A609R supports MicroSD cards up to 256GB (Class 10, FAT32 format).
*Photos: Stored in TF card as JPG (1920x1080).
*Videos: Stored in TF card as MP4 (1080p @ 30fps).

Q4: What are the performance specs of the built-in IR Laser Rangefinder?

Answer:
The A609R includes an integrated 905nm pulse laser rangefinder:
*Measuring Range: 5 to 1200 meters with an accuracy of 1 meter.
*Frequency & Operation: Laser pulse frequency is 1~4Hz, measuring the distance directly to the object positioned at the center of the screen.

Q5: What are the thermal imaging performance and optional radiometric features?

Answer:
It features a 640x512 uncooled VOx thermal detector (12um pixel size, 9.1mm lens) with an improved sensitivity of NETD <= 40mK (@ 25 deg C, @ F1.0).
Detection Ranges: Human targets up to 379m; Vehicle targets up to 1163m.
Radiometric Function (Optional): Supports full-screen temperature data output with optional ranges of -20 deg C ~ +150 deg C or +100 deg C ~ +550 deg C (Accuracy: +/- 2 deg C or +/- 2% of reading).

Q6: What are the AI detection and object tracking capabilities?

Answer:
Target Recognition: Detects and tracks Cars and Humans simultaneously (detects >= 10 targets, car detection rate >= 85%, false alarm rate <= 10%).
Tracking Specs: Handles target sizes from 16x16 up to 256x256 pixels, featuring a deviation update rate of 30Hz, ultra-low latency of < 30ms, and a 100-frame object memory time during brief blockages.

Q7: What are the physical dimensions, weight, and gimbal movement ranges?

Answer:
Despite adding a laser rangefinder, it remains lightweight at 235 +/- 10g with dimensions of 78 x 62 x 106.2mm. Controllable Range: Pitch/Tilt: -40 deg ~ +125 deg; Yaw/Pan: +/- 145 deg.
Stabilization: Precision 3-axis stabilization with a vibration angle of +/- 0.02 deg and a One-key to Center function.
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