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Product Dimension

Function Introduction
1. Frequency indicator light: red LED
2. Frequency band indicator light: blue LED
3. Power indicator light: green LED
4. Frequency band and frequency point adjustment buttons
5. Power adjustment button
6.1.0 6P cable tray
7. SMA Mother Seat Inner Hole Antenna Seat V. Button Control Mode and LED Indicator Light Definition
1. Button ④ is the frequency point and frequency band switching button; Each short press of button ④ will switch to the corresponding red LED of the next frequency point, which will flash in sequence for frequency points 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8. This operation can be looped;
| Short press button ④ to switch channel | ||||||||
| Red LED | CH1 | CH2 | CH3 | CH4 | CH5 | CH6 | CH7 | CH8 |
| Flash once | Flash twice | Flash for 3 times | Flash for 4 times | Flash for 5 times | Flash for 6 time | Flash for 7 times | Flash for 8 times | |
2. Long press button ④ to switch frequency bands. Press and hold for 5 seconds, and the corresponding blue LED will flash. The frequency groups are A-V, with a total of 22 frequency bands. This operation can be looped;
| Long press button ④ to switch bands | |||||||||||
| Blue LED | Band A | Band B | Band C | Band D | Band E | Band F | Band G | Band H | Band I | Band J | Band K |
| Flash once | Flash twice | Flash for 3 times | Flash for 4 times | Flash for 5 times | Flash for 6 time | Flash for 7 times | Flash for 8 times | Flash for 9 time | Flash for 10 times | Flash for 11 times | |
| Band L | Band M | BandN | Band O | Band P | Band Q | Band R | Band S | Band T | Band U | Band V | |
| Flash for 12 times | Flash for 13 times | Flash for 14 times | Flash for 15 times | Flash for 16 times | Flash for 17 time | Flash for 18 times | Flash for 19 times | Flash for 20 time | Flash for 21 times | Flash for 22 times | |
3. Button ⑤ is the power adjustment button, which switches the power level by short pressing once, between 0mW and 25mW
Cycle between the four levels of 2000mW and 4000mW. The green LED is the power indicator light, as shown in the following figure. It flashes once at 0mW, twice at 25mW, three times at 2000mW, and four times at 4000mW. Press and hold for 3 seconds to enter pit mode, with the green light constantly on.
| Short press button ⑤ Power switch | |||||
| Green LED | Pit Mode | 0mw | 25mW | 2000mW | 4000mW |
| Everlasting brightness | Flashes 1 time | Flashes Twice | Flashes 3 times | Flashes 4 times | |
Note: This image transmission has a temperature protection function. When the temperature of the image transmission is higher than 100 ℃, the transmission power of this image transmission will decrease by one level. If the temperature is still higher than 100 ℃, it will continue to decrease by another level until the lowest power level (0mW) is reached; At this point, the temperature of the image transmission will decrease. When the temperature drops to 95 ℃, the transmission power will return to the originally set power level.
Frequency Table
| Frequency Table | ||||||||
| Channel Band | CH1 | CH2 | CH3 | CH4 | CH5 | CH6 | CH7 | CH8 |
| BAND A | 6110 | 6130 | 6150 | 6170 | 6190 | 6210 | 6230 | 6250 |
| BAND B | 6270 | 6290 | 6310 | 6330 | 6350 | 6370 | 6390 | 6410 |
| BAND C | 6430 | 6450 | 6470 | 6490 | 6510 | 6530 | 6550 | 6570 |
| BAND D | 6590 | 6610 | 6630 | 6650 | 6670 | 6690 | 6710 | 6730 |
| BAND E | 6750 | 6770 | 6790 | 6810 | 6830 | 6850 | 6870 | 6890 |
| BAND F | 6910 | 6930 | 6950 | 6970 | 6990 | 7010 | 7030 | 7050 |
| BAND G | 7070 | 7090 | 7110 | 7130 | 7150 | 7170 | 7190 | 7210 |
| BAND H | 6115 | 6265 | 6425 | 6585 | 6745 | 6905 | 7065 | 7185 |
| BAND I | 5865 | 5845 | 5825 | 5805 | 5785 | 5765 | 5745 | 5725 |
| BAND J | 5733 | 5752 | 5771 | 5790 | 5809 | 5828 | 5847 | 5866 |
| BAND K | 5705 | 5685 | 5665 | 5645 | 5885 | 5905 | 5925 | 5945 |
| BAND L | 5740 | 5760 | 5780 | 5800 | 5820 | 5840 | 5860 | 5880 |
| BAND M | 5658 | 5695 | 5732 | 5769 | 5806 | 5843 | 5880 | 5917 |
| BAND N | 5362 | 5399 | 5436 | 5473 | 5510 | 5547 | 5584 | 5621 |
| BAND O | 5990 | 5020 | 5050 | 5080 | 5110 | 5140 | 5170 | 5200 |
| BAND P | 5333 | 5373 | 5413 | 5453 | 5493 | 5533 | 5573 | 5613 |
| BAND Q | 4867 | 4884 | 4921 | 4958 | 4995 | 5032 | 5069 | 5099 |
| BAND R | 5325 | 5348 | 5366 | 5384 | 5402 | 5420 | 5438 | 5456 |
| BAND S | 5474 | 5492 | 5510 | 5528 | 5546 | 5564 | 5582 | 5600 |
| BAND T | 5653 | 5693 | 5733 | 5773 | 5813 | 5853 | 5893 | 5933 |
| BAND U | 5960 | 5980 | 6000 | 6020 | 6040 | 6060 | 6080 | 6100 |
| BAND V | 6002 | 6028 | 6054 | 6080 | 6106 | 6132 | 6158 | 6184 |
Betaflight Frequency Point Definition
In Betaflight, the user sets a frequency point that is not in the image transmission table, such as 4888MHz. In this case where the flight control is connected to the IRCTramp protocol for image transmission, the user will not be able to use physical buttons, and the blue and red lights will remain on continuously. The green power light will not be affected
If the frequency used is within the image transmission table, the lights will flash in the described flashing manner;
The priority of the IRCTramp protocol for flight control and image transmission set by Betaflight will be higher than the definitions of physical buttons and image transmission tables; Assuming the flight control is already connected and the frequency point is set to 4999, the image transmission has been automatically saved
4999 is the frequency point for this image transmission. If you need to use the frequency point in the image transmission table that is not connected to the flight controller, short press the frequency point to switch to the default A1 frequency point in the image transmission table;
Illustrate of 6P 1.0 Wiring

Notice For Use
1. When installing image transmission, it is necessary to leave space to ensure air convection around the module and ensure module heat dissipation; Otherwise, the module overheating protection will activate, reduce power transmission, or even turn off power transmission.
2. It is recommended to ensure the correct voltage range and positive and negative poles before connecting the power supply to avoid burning electronic components.
3. Before connecting the power supply, the user needs to confirm that the corresponding frequency antenna has been installed on the RF output terminal to ensure that the electronic components of the image transmission module will not burn out due to the inability to transmit power.
4. Please read the instruction manual before use, as this will ensure proper wiring and extend the lifespan of the module.
Legal Disclaimer
Important Notice on Radio Frequency Usage
1.DMKR high-performance VTX modules are powerful RF instruments.Designed for specialized industrial, research, and laboratory applications. By purchasing this product, the buyer acknowledges and agrees to the following:
2.Regulatory Compliance: It is the buyer’s sole responsibility to ensure that the operation of this device complies with local laws, radio frequency regulations, and licensing requirements in their respective country or region.
3.Professional Use Only: This equipment should only be operated by qualified professionals. DMKR is not liable for any legal consequences, fines, or damages resulting from illegal or improper use.
4.Frequency Licensing: The 7.2GHz band may be restricted or require a specific technician’s license for operation. Please consult your local telecommunications authority (e.g., FCC, OFCOM, BNetzA) before powering on the device.
5.Risk of Misuse: The user assumes all risks associated with the deployment of this hardware. DMKR does not authorize the use of these devices in prohibited areas, including but not limited to, near airports or restricted government airspace.
6.No Liability: In no event shall DMKR be held liable for any direct, indirect, or incidental damages, including hardware failure of the UAV/UGV or legal intervention, arising out of the use or inability to use this product.
7.Safety Warning: High-power RF devices generate significant heat and radiation. Ensure proper thermal management and maintain a safe distance during operation.
8.Hardware Modification: Unauthorized modification of the firmware or hardware may void compliance certifications and safety protections.












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