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DJI Inspire 1 User Manual
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In the Box
Check that all of the following items have been included in your package before use. If anything is missing, please contact your local dealer.
Index
Name
Picture
Qty.
DJI Inspire 1
Propeller
C1
Camera with gimbal
Smart Battery
Battery Charger
Introduction
DJI Inspire 1 package includes aircraft, C1, gimbal, camera and DJI App. Flight control system is inside
the aircraft, the built‐in camera has been integrated with gimbal. C1 and DJI App are used to control the
aircraft, gimbal and camera. The HD video downlink and receiver have been integrated in the aircraft,
which is used for HD video transmitter and control the aircraft.
Features:
‐Equipped with retractable landing gear, and unobstructed 360 degree view from the camera is made
possible by simply moving the landing gear out of sight. The maximum flight height of DJI Inspire 1 is
**, the maximum distance is **. DJI Inspire 1 has a battery capacity of 6S, 4500mAh. When the battery is
fully charged, it has a maximum run time of **.
‐ The camera is using a 21mm bugeye lens, which has low optical distortion and high resolution. Video
output can be achieved at HD 4Kp30@60Mbps and it supports many kinds of filters. A high
performance gimbal enables to obtain stable images even when the aircraft is fling in high speed.
－Integrated the advanced flight controller of DJI, the DJI Inspire 1 has stable performance during flight.
It can automatically fly back when the C1 signal was missed. The hover assistant enable the DJI Inspire 1
to hover stable without GPS.
‐ The HD video downlink has been integrated inside the aircraft, which is used with DJI App to display
real time HD aerial image, aircraft data and camera data on the mobile device. In addition, it provides
ground station function which allows users to plan the flight mission and enables aircraft to flight
automatically.
Flight safety
In GPS mode, the aircraft can be positioned accurately and hover stably, and the return home function is
available. (Orientation of aircraft is under control but it could not avoid obstructer automatically).
Hover assistant makes aircraft hover stable without GPS (hover assistant can work properly below
height of 5m, and the floor surface have pattern variations in good light conditions).
Aircraft
[1]
[2]
[3]
[4]
[5]
[6]
[7]
[8]
[9]
[10]
[11]
[12]
[13]
GL658A
[1] Antenna
[2] Mounting
Po
osition
[3] Stick
[4] Neck
Strap Attachment
[5] RTH
Button
[6] Transformati
ion Switch
[7] Battery
Leveel LEDs
[8] Status
LED
[9] Power
Button
[10] Camera Setttings Dial
[11] Playback Bu
utton
Built‐in GPS
Propellerr
Motor
Front LE
ED
Landing gear
Frame arrm
Gimbal
DJI Smarrt Battery
Micro‐US
SB Port
Rear LED
Camera Micro‐USB
Port
Camera Micro‐SD
Card
Port
Hover asssistant camera
[12] Shutter Button
[13] Flight Mode Switch
[14] Video Recording Button
[15] Gimbal Dial
[16] HDMI Port
[17] Upgrade Port
[18] CAN Port
[19] USB Port
[20] Handle Bar
[21] Reserved Button
[22] Power Source Port
[23] Reserved Button
Start
1. Watch the tutorial video
Scan the QR code or click the link shown below to watch the tutorial video.
Tutorial video
http://www.dji.com/Inspire1/training
2. Download DJI App
Search ʺDJI” on the App Store then follow instructions for iOS version.
Search ʺDJIʺ on Google Play then follow instructions for Android version.
Register your e‐mail address when using the app for the very first time.
App Store
Google Play
3. Ensure the smart battery\C1 and the mobile device are fully charged. Please charge the device if it
has low battery level.
Important: Please watch the tutorial and read the quick start guide fully before using your DJI Inspire 1.
* For the best experience, install and use the DJI App on tablet.
** See Appendix for checking battery levels. Refer to user manual for charging。
DJI App
There are four page of GUI: Camera, ground station, tool box and user center.
[1] Present flight mode
[2] GPS signal status
[3] Aircraft status
[4] RC settings
[5] HD video downlink settings
[6] Smart battery information
[7] General settings
[8] Photo format
[9] Video format/Recording time
[10] Shutter/Record switch
[11] Shutter/Record
[12] Play back
[13] Camera settings
[14] Ground station
[15] Aircraft orientation/Height/Distance
[16] Home point settings
[17] Return home
[18] Gimbal mode
[19] Take off
Camera GUI: For display the real time HD images and aircraft data, enable shutter and video recording.
Ground Station: For display the map for setting flight mission.
User Center: photograph and video synchronization, flight record, DJI Shop and account information.
Preparing DJI Inspire 1
1. Mounting the Gimbal
Step 1：Remove the Gimbal Cover and the Gimbal Clamp from the gimbal.
Step 2：Turn the Gimbal Lock to the right (when you are facing the nose of the DJI Inspire 1) until it
locks in place and you hear a clicking sound. Refer to the picture below for details:
Step 3: Insert the gimbal into the Gimbal Lock. Ensure the white mark on the gimbal is aligned with
the white mark on the left of the Gimbal Lock. Refer to the picture below for details:
Step 4: With the gimbal in place, turn the Gimbal Lock to the left (when you are facing the nose of
the DJI Inspire 1) until it locks in the position shown in the below. Now the gimbal is
secured:
2. Attaching the Propellers
Screw the propellers, clockwise for grey nuts and anti‐clockwise for black nuts, onto the four motors. Be
sure to match the black propeller nuts with the black dot motors.
Important：Make sure your smart flight battery and Micro‐SD care are inserted correctly.
3. Description of Aircraft Port
（See the location on P）
Micro‐USB Port: For connecting aircraft and PC Assistant to upgrade firmware.
Camera Micro‐ USB Port: For connecting aircraft and PC to output the data to PC.
Camera Micro‐SD Card Port: For placing the SD card.
4. Powering On Smart Flight Battery
Press the circular power button once, then press again and hold for 2 seconds to power on the smart
flight battery. (Repeat the above steps to power off the smart battery.)
* Press circular power button once to check battery level.
Preparing C1
1. Switch the flight mode switch to GPS mode, ensure the transformation switch is on the lower
position.
The return home function would be unavailable when fly in non‐GPS mode, and the aircraft only
can maintain attitude and would be drift；The camera may be damaged if the transformation switch
was not on the lower position before flight。
2. Description of C1 button and port
Shutter Button：Press to take a photo. If burst mode is activated, multiple photos will
be taken with a single press.
Camera Settings Dial: Turn the dial to quickly adjust camera settings such as ISO,
shutter speed, and aperture without letting go of the C1. Move the dial button to left or
right to select your preferred settings.
Playback Button: Press to view the images or videos that have already been captured.
Recording Button: Press once to start recording video, then press again to stop recording.
Flight Mode Switch: Toggle the switch to select the desired flight mode. You may choose
between; GPS mode, OPTI mode and ATTI mode.
Position 1：GPS mode
Position 2：OPTI mode
Position 3：ATTI mode
Transformation Switch: This switch has two positions. The effect of toggling the switch to
any of these four positions is defined below:
1) Raise, 2) Lower.
1）Raise: Raise the landing gear to its upper most position.
2）Lower:
The landing
gearr will lower to its lowestt position fo
or landing.
Deforma
ation of aircrafft on the groun
nd do not use function, so as
a not to damage the camera.
RTH
H Button：Press
and ho
old this buttton to start the Return to Home (R
RTH) proced
dure.
Thee LED around the RTH
H Button willl blink whiite to indicaate the aircra
aft is
enttering RTH mode. The aircraft
will then return
n to the last recorded Home
Poiint. Press th
his button again to canccel the RTH
H proceduree and regain
n the
con
ntrol of the aircraft.
USB
B Port: Conn
nect your mo
obile device to the USB Port
P to accesss all of the camera and
aircrafft features av
vailable in th
he DJI app.
HDM
MI Port: Con
nnect an HD
D compatible monitor to
o the HDMI port to see w
what your
cam
mera sees in full
f HD.
Upg
grade Port: Use
U this portt to connect the GL658A
A to a PC or Mac and up
pgrade the
firrmware. Thee relevant Assistant
softtware must be
b installed and open on
yo
our computeer.
CAN
N Port: Reseerved for futture use.
3. Co
onnecting Mob
bile Device an
nd C1
Step
1: Positio
on the mobilee device hold
der as the piccture shown, then plug th
he holder into
o the
mountting hole and tighten
the scrrew.
Step
2: Attach the
t holder to neck
strap attaachment and tighten.
Step
3: Press th
he button on th
he side to hold
d the mobile device
and seccure.
Step 4: Connect the mobile device to C1 USB port via micro‐USB cable.
4. Powering on C1
Press the power button once to check the current battery level. Press once and then press again and
hold for 2 seconds to power on the C1. (Repeat the above steps again to power off the C1)
Ready to Fly
1. Place the aircraft on flat ground in an open place with rear LED flight indicators facing you, and then
power on the C1 and aircraft.
2. Connect C1 and mobile device.
3. Launch DJI App, make sure the GPS mode has been selected.
4. Calibrating Compass
Always calibrate compass before your flight.
Step 1: Go into the App camera GUI and tap the
button, select “calibrate compass” to start the
process, the rear LED flight indicator will be solid blue at this time.
Step 2: Hold aircraft horizontally then rotate 360° around the center axis until rear LED flight indicator
will be solid green.
Step 3: Hold aircraft vertically with nose pointing to the ground, rotate 360° around the center axis until
rear LED flight indicator will be blink purple. The process is completed.
If rear LED flight indicator is solid red, calibration has failed. Re‐calibrate by repeating step 1‐3.
5. Description of rear LED indicator
Blinking purple：GPS〉＝6 or hover assistant is functioning，it is safe for flight.
Blinking yellow: No GPS protection.
Blinking red: System error occurs.
* Refer to Appendix for more information.
6. Go into the camera GUI and tap check list, ensure everything is functioning normal.
Flight
1. Taking off：Start motors by pulling both control sticks to the bottom corners. Release sticks once
motors start. Slowly push the left(throttle) stick up to take off.
Landing：Switch the transformation switch to lower position before landing. Gently pull the left
(throttle) stick down to lower the aircraft until it touches the ground. When landing on the ground,
pull the throttle stick to the bottom, then pull both sticks to bottom corners to stop motors. Power off
the aircraft prior to power off the C1.
2. C1 Operation
This section explains how to use the various features of the C1.
C1
Aircraft
(Mode 2)
( indicates nose direction)
Remarks
Moving the left stick up and down changes the
aircraft’s elevation.
Push the stick up to ascend and down to descend.
Push the throttle stick up to takeoff.
When both sticks are centered, the DJI Inspire 1
will hover in place.
The more the stick is pushed away from the center
position, the faster the DJI Inspire 1 will change
elevation. Always push the stick gently to prevent
sudden and unexpected elevation changes.
Moving the left stick to the left or right controls the
rudder and rotation of the aircraft.
Push the sick left to rotate the aircraft counter
clock‐wise, and push the stick right to rotate the
aircraft clockwise. If the stick is centered, the DJI
Inspire 1 will stay facing its current direction.
The more the stick is pushed away from the center
position, the faster the DJI Inspire 1 will rotate.
Moving the right stick up and down changes the
aircraft’s forward and backward pitch.
Push the stick up to fly forward and down to fly
backward. The DJI Inspire 1 will hover in place if
the stick is centered.
Push the stick further away from the center
position
n for a largeer pitch ang
gle (maximu
um 35˚)
and fastter flight.
Moving the right stick contrrol left and
d right
changess the aircraft’’s left and rig
ght pitch.
Push lefft to fly left and right to
o fly right. The
T DJI
Inspire 1 will hover in place if th
he stick is cen
ntered.
Push th
he stick further away
y from the center
position
n for a largeer pitch ang
gle (maximu
um 35˚)
and fastter flight.
Gimbal Dial: Turn the dial to the right, and
the
camera will shift to
o point upwards. Turn the
t dial
to the left,
and th
he camera w
will shift to
o point
downwards. The camera will remain in its
current position wh
hen dial is sttatic.
3. Reeturn Home
Press
and hold
d the return ho
ome button forr a while untill the LED surrround the buttton blinking white,
th
he return hom
me procedure is
i in process. Press
once to stop
the proceedure.
It is reco
ommend to taake off the airccraft until the rear
LED lightt blinks purplee.
Do not stop
the motor during fligh
ht.
Aeriial Photograph
1. Seet the part off camera paraameter throug
gh the camera
a setting buttton on the C
C1; Tap the sh
hutter
butto
on\record buttton and play
y back button to shutter\recording and preview
the p
picture; Adjusst the
tilt angle
of gimbal by using th
he gimbal diall.
2. Seet all of the caamera parameeter, control caamera to shuttter \recording
g and play baack via DJI Ap
pp, it
can also
be use wh
hen you are using
ground station functiion.
3. Sy
ynchronize the SD card datta to mobile device.
App
pendix
GL
L658A Status
LE
ED
Statuss LED
Solid Red
Solid Green
Allarm
C1 Statu
us
None
The GL658A is functioniing normallly but is not connected
d with
th
he aircraft.
None
The GL658A is functioniing normallly and is con
nnected witth the
aiircraft.
None
Solid yellow
Slow
Blinkiing
Red
The C1 hass been set ass the slave
B‐‐B‐B…
…
GL658A
errorr. Launch th
he Assistant software to learn more.
BBB
BB
Warning
thatt the aircraftt has low batttery level.
Solid Green
B‐‐B‐B…
…
T GL658A has been idlle for 10 min
The
nutes.
RTH LED
So
ound
Blinkiing
Whitee
……
B…
Seending Retu
urn to Homee command to the aircraaft.
BB
B……
Aircraft
Retu
urn to Homee in progresss.
Fast
Blinkiing
Red
GL658A Status
BB‐‐BB
BB
Solid White
Aircraft
is retturning hom
me
The GL
L658A Poweer LEDs will
blink red, sound an alert, aand then
automattically poweer off after 3 seconds when
the batttery level iss critically
low. If th
his occurs during
flightt, your DJI In
nspire 1 will enter Failssafe Mode
and Retu
urn to Homee, which can
nnot be interrrupted.
C1 battery
level in
ndicator descrription
Aircraft smart batttery indicatorr description
The Battery Lev
vel Indicatorrs display how
much reemaining po
ower the baattery has. When
the battery
is po
owered off, press the Po
ower Button
n once. The Battery
Leveel Indicatorss will
ligh
ht up to display the curreent battery level.
See beelow for detaails.
The Batteery Level In
ndicators willl also show
w the curren
nt battery leevel
during ch
harging and discharging
g. The indica
ators are deffined below.
：LED is on.
：LED is flashing.
：LED is off.
Battery Level
LED1
LED2
LED
D3
LED4
Battery Level
87.5%~~100%
75%~887.5%
62.5%~~75%
50%~662.5%
37.5%~~50%
25%~337.5%
12.5%~~25%
0%~122.5%
<0%
Baattery Life
The battery lifee indicates how many
y more timees the batteery can be discharged and
rech
harged beforre it must be
b replaced. When the battery
is powered off, press and hold
the Circular Po
ower Button
n for 5 seco
onds to cheeck the batttery life. Th
he Battery Level
Indiicators will light
up and
d/or blink ass described below
for 100 seconds:
Battery Life
LED1
LED2
LED
D3
LED4
Battery
y Life
90%~1100%
80%~990%
70%~880%
60%~770%
50%~660%
40%~550%
30%~440%
20%~330%
20%
When batttery life reacches 0%, it can
c no longeer be used.
For more information
n about the battery,
laun
nch DJI App
p and check the
informatio
on under the battery tab
b.
2.3 Charging
the Smart
Battery
1. Connect
Batttery Chargeer to a poweer source (10
00‐240V 50/660Hz).
2. O
Open the Prrotection Caap and conneect the Smarrt Battery to the Battery
Charger.
If the
t battery level is abov
ve 75%, turn on the batteery before
charging.
3. The
T Battery Level Indicator will dissplay the currrent battery
y level durin
ng
charging.
4. The
T Smart Battery
is fullly charged when
Batterry Level Ind
dicators are aall
off.
Figure 7
Battery Level
Indicaators while Charging
LED1
LED2
LED
D3
LED4
Battery Level
0%~225%
25%~550%
50%~775%
75%~1100%
Fully Ch
harged
or Description
Rearr LED indicato
Reaar LED Flight In
ndicator
Status
Pu
urple lightss blinking
quickly
GPS signaal detected, and
a more th
han 6 GPS saatellites are
connected
Yelllow lightss blinking
quickly
GPS signaal detected, but
b less than
n 6 GPS sateellites are
available
Green lights
slo
owly
Operating
g in IOC mod
de.
blinking
Reaar LED Flight In
ndicator
Warnings
Yelllow and Green
lights
blin
nking altern
nately
Compass calibration is
i required.
Yelllow lightss blinking
quickly
Low batteery level warrning.
Red
lights
quickly
blinking
Critical low
w battery warning
Blu
ue lights
quickly
blinking
Wh
hite lights
quickly
blinking
C1 signal lost.
IMU errorr
If a systeem error occurs, conneect your DJII Inspire 1 to the DJI Inspire 1
Assistant for more deetailed diagn
nostic inform
mation and potential
sollutions.
Specifications
Battery
Model (Standard)
Voltage
Energy
Net Weight
Model （Option）
Voltage
Energy
Net Weight
Charger (Standard)
Output Power
Charging Time
Charger (Option)
Output Power
Charging Time
Camera
Operating Temperature
Resolution
FOV （Field of View）
CMOS
Lens
Shooting Mode
HD Recording Mode
Supported File Format
Support SD Card Types
GL658A
Operating Frequency
Transmitting
Distance
（
outdoor
and
unobstructed）
Receiver（1%PER）
EIRP
TB47
22.2V
99.9Wh
570g
TB48
22.8V
129.96Wh
570g
100W
85min for 4500mAh; 103 min for 5700mAh
180W
49min for 4500mAh; 56 min for 5700mAh
0℃ to 40℃
1240M
94°
1/2.3”
F/2.8（21mm equivalent）
Anti‐distortion filter
Single shoot
Burst shoot（BURST：3/5/7 frames per second，AEB：3/5 frames
per second，0.7EV Bias）
Time lapsed
UHD：4096x2160p24/25，3840x2160p24/25/30
FHD：1920x1080p24/25/30/48/50/60
HD：1280x720p24/25/30/48/50/60
FAT32/exFAT
Photo format：JPEG，DNG
Video format：MP4/MOV（MPEG‐4 AVC/H.264）
SD/SDHC/SDXC Micro SD
5.728GHz~5.824GHz
2.400GHz~2.483GHz
2km or above
‐93dBm
8dBm @5.8G，20dBm@2.4G
Working Current / Voltage
Battery capacity
1.2A@7.4V
6000mAH
Optical Flow
Sensor Frequency
50HZ
Velocity Range
<8m/s ( 2m above ground)
Altitude Range
5cm‐500cm
Operating Environment
Operating Range
FAQ
。
。
。
。
。
。
Standard Logo
Rich pattern surface with adequate lighting (Lux > 15)
0‐2.5m
DJI Inspire 1 should be installed and operated with minimum distance 20cm between the radiator& your body.
DJI Inspire 1 should be installed and operated with minimum distance 20cm between the radiator& your body.

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