Indemnis Nexus i2 PRS, Operation Manual

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NEXUS MANUAL TRIGGERING DEVICE (MTD)

The  Nexus  manual  triggering  device  (MTD)  is  included  in  your
Nexus  i2  PRS  purchase  –  The  Nexus  MTD  is  the  same  for  all
Indemnis  systems  and  should  be  labeled  if  you  own  multiple
systems, as it is paired with the specific unit it is supplied with. 

1)   The Nexus MTD is designed to be hung around the pilot’s neck 

using the included neck lanyard, mounted to a tripod using a standard 
1/4-20 screw, or attached to the pilot via included and pre-installed 
belt clip..  

2)  The Nexus MTD has three (3) buttons: 

A)  

ARM / DISARM

      B)  

POWER

      C)  

DEPLOY

3)   The Nexus MTD provides users with Nexus i2 PRS systems status 

via both visual and audible system status indication, as well as
Nexus MTD battery life and error messages, if applicable.  

4)  Manual deployment is only available once the aircraft with

the Nexus i2 PRS has reached its arming altitude.

NOTE:

 If the Nexus i2 PRS is armed and the Nexus i2 PRS goes into an 

error Mode, manual deployment will be available
regardless of aircraft altitude. 

5)   The Nexus MTD has an internal battery that is rated to last 12 

hours and is charged via USB-C.

6)   The Nexus MTD will indicate lost link status. It has a rated usable 

range of 1km (0.62 miles). If the aircraft is out of range of the Nexus 
MTD, you will be notified via the Nexus MTD that it has entered the lost 
link status – in this state, the automatic triggering system will still be 
active. The Nexus MTD will automatically reconnect to the Nexus i2 
PRS when possible and takes 3 seconds to calibrate before the Nexus 
MTD option is available.

A

B

C

THE DEPLOY 
BUTTON 
SHOULD 
ALWAYS BE 
TREATED AS 
LIVE