Target Info Panel

The Target Info Panel displays the coordinates for the current point source (e.g. Laser Target, DEM Target, or Aircraft Location). The Target Info panel is located on the right side of the pilot screen.

Change Target Source

There are three coordinate source options available for the Target Info Panel. These include Laser Rangefinder, DEM Ground Intercept, and Aircraft Location.

Target Info Panel

Coordinate Source

Laser Rangefinder

Displays the coordinates of the center of the camera using the laser range finder.

This is more accurate than the DEM Ground Intercept Target. This option is only available for

for drones that are equipped with a laser rangefinder (e.g. M30T, Matrice 4, etc)

This method does not require an internet connection as a DEM model is not required.

DEM Ground Intercept

Displays the coordinates of the center of the camera using the camera direction, aircraft

location and digital elevation model. This option is less accurate than the laser target and

requires the camera to be pointing down at least 20 degrees towards the ground. The aircraft

should be at least 10m above the ground. This methods requires an internet connection to

download the DEM data for the area being flown.

Aircraft Location

Displays the current coordinates of the drone. This is useful for displaying the location of

the drone itself, rather than a target on the camera.

You can change the source for the Target Info panel from the left sidebar by selecting the desired option from the Point Target Source section.

Coordinate Formats

The Target Info panel can display coordinates in a variety of formats, including Latitude/Longitude, MGRS, UTM, and grid references.

To change the coordinate format:

Tap Target Info Panel on the right side of the pilot screen.
Select the desired Coordinate Format from the list.

Target Info Panel	Coordinate Source
	Laser Rangefinder Displays the coordinates of the center of the camera using the laser range finder. This is more accurate than the DEM Ground Intercept Target. This option is only available for for drones that are equipped with a laser rangefinder (e.g. M30T, Matrice 4, etc) This method does not require an internet connection as a DEM model is not required.
	DEM Ground Intercept Displays the coordinates of the center of the camera using the camera direction, aircraft location and digital elevation model. This option is less accurate than the laser target and requires the camera to be pointing down at least 20 degrees towards the ground. The aircraft should be at least 10m above the ground. This methods requires an internet connection to download the DEM data for the area being flown.
	Aircraft Location Displays the current coordinates of the drone. This is useful for displaying the location of the drone itself, rather than a target on the camera.