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Auto Sync via the AirData UAV Mobile App

Users have reported that you can Auto Sync Anzu Raptor flights using the AirData UAV mobile app.
To do this, you will first need to disable the Anzu remote controller's App authorization switch setting, then install the AirData APK for Smart Remote Controllers.
  1. Disable App authorization switch on your Anzu remote controller.
    a) Head to RC settings ->  Devices.
    Tap the Build number option 7 times until "You are a developer!" appears.
    Android Developer Mode is now enabled, which grants you extended access to your remote controller.

    b) Go back one level and select System -> Advanced -> Developer option.
    Under DJI TOOLS, disable the App authorization switch setting.
    You will now be able to install additional third party apps to your Anzu remote controller.

  2. Download the latest version of AirData UAV for Smart Remote Controllers to your Anzu remote controller: airdata.com/ad

  3. Install the AirData UAV mobile app to your Anzu remote controller.

  4. Sign into your AirData pilot account to sync flight logs directly from the remote controller to your AirData account.
    Important: If you are sharing remote controllers, please sign into the correct pilot account before beginning flights.
    Tip: We recommend going to the AirData app's settings and enabling Auto Sync and adjusting your Days to Sync time period.


Manual Upload

AirData also supports manual upload for Anzu Raptor/Raptor T flight logs.
  1. Connect your Anzu Raptor controller to a computer.

  2. Navigate to the following file path on the controller:
    Internal shared storage/Android/data/ai.aloft.ac_pilot_app/files/Raptor/logs/[Flight Folder]/log.json
    *Each flight will have its own folder within the logs directory, named based on the flight timestamp.

  3. Copy the .json file to your computer desktop.
    *Important: When manually uploading flight logs to AirData, the flight logs will need to be copied to your computer desktop before they can be uploaded, as you cannot drag files directly from the remote controller to your web browser.

  4. Upload the file(s) to AirData using our Manual Upload Page: https://app.airdata.com/main?a=upload
    Note: Flights will be assigned to the user who is signed into app.airdata.com at the time of upload.
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Michael Capozzi
Posted 3 months ago
We found for auto uploading through the Airdata App on the Anzu Smart Controller , turn ON developer mode and OFF App Authorization Switch
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Teresa Banuelos
Posted 3 months ago
Hi Michael,

Thank you for writing in and for sharing this information with us. We appreciate you taking the time to provide these details.

We’ll review this internally with our team. Thanks again for the feedback!

Kind regards,
Teresa
AirData Support
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Tom AirData
Posted 3 months ago
Hi Michael,

Thank you for posting this comment.

We will be adding instructions on turning on Developer Mode and disabling App Authorization on the Anzu remote controller.

We greatly appreciate your feedback.


Best Regards,
Tom
AirData Support
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Michael Capozzi
Posted 3 months ago
Thanks Tom! Can you look into the uploaded flights being cropped? About half the flight is uploaded, similar to the DJI cropped flight issue.
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Tom AirData
Posted 3 months ago
Hi Michael,

Yes. We'd be happy to help.

Can you send us an email at support@airdata.com with some of the cropped flight Date-Times, as well as the aircraft name in AirData?
We'll let you know if this is a known issue or if we'll need our engineers to take a closer look.

Thank you.

Best Regards,
Tom
AirData Support
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