User Interface

This page guides users on how to view, customize, and interact with real-time flight data and video streams effectively.

Flight Information

Drone Information

• Satellite: The number of satellites

• Pilot: The username of the pilot who is controlling the flight

• Mode: Flying Mode

• Frame: UAV frame

• Attitude: The drone attitude (Roll, pitch, yaw)

• Heading: The drone heading

Cellular Information

• RSSI - Received Signal Strength Indicator of 4G LTE module

• Band - Frequency band

• Ping - Ping time from XBLink to server(ms)

• Act - Radio Access technology

One of these technologies:

Technology	Generation
FDD LTE	4G
TDD LTE	4G
TDSCDMA	3G
HSPA+	3G
HSUPA	3G
HSDPA	3G
WCDMA	3G
EDGE	2G
GPRS	2G
GSM	2G
HDR EHRPD	2G
HDR	2G
CDMA1X AND EHRPD	2G
CDMA1X AND HDR	2G
CDMA1X	2G

Values (Telemetry)

The values page shows telemetry information, by default the altitude (relative to the home location) and the ground speed.

You can configure what information is display by pressing the small gear icon on the top left of the panel.

Video/Switcher

XBStation Streaming sharing web interface will display the video stream in the "video switcher window" at the bottom left of the map. You can press the switcher anywhere to toggle Video and Map to foreground (below we show the video in the foreground).

In some browsers, you need to click the play button to play the video streaming

• Resize the switcher by dragging the icon in the to right corner.

• Show/Hide the switcher by pressing the toggle icon in the lower left.

• Toogle Video and Map to foreground by pressing the switcher anywhere

• Full screen video by double clicking the video (on the foreground)

• Picture in picture mode by clicking the button on the top left

Picture-in-Picture (PiP) allows you to watch videos in a floating window (always on top of other windows) so you can keep an eye on what you’re watching while interacting with other sites, or applications.

Gimbal control

This XBStation streaming sharing web interface allows you to control a gimbal using a real joystick or virtual button

Using the real game pad to control the gimbal by enabling the gamepad mode.