ACSL Manuals & User Guides

ACSL (Autonomous Control Systems Laboratory) is a leading manufacturer of industrial-grade unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) and advanced autonomous flight technologies. Originating in Japan and operating globally with a US subsidiary, ACSL designs robust drone solutions such as the SOTEN i PF2-AE platforms, which are engineered for high security and performance in challenging environments.

The company’s product ecosystem includes integrated smart controllers like the Taiten i Tenso, versatile gimbal cameras, and secure wireless transmission modules. ACSL distinguishes itself with proprietary control technology that allows for autonomous navigation in GPS-denied or non-visual environments, making their drones essential tools for critical infrastructure inspection, aerial surveying, and emergency response operations.

• How do I charge the ACSL Taiten Smart Controller?

  Connect the included USB-C cable to the provided charger, then plug it into the USB-C port found under the waterproof cover on the controller. Ensure the device is dry before charging.

• What is the IP protection rating of the ACSL Taiten controller?

  The ACSL Taiten Smart Controller has an IP54 protection rating, making it resistant to dust and water splashes.

• Which microSD cards are compatible with the ACSL Samo Gimbal Camera?

  It is recommended to use exFAT-formatted microSDXC cards (128GB or larger) rated Class 10, UHS-I/II, U3, V30, and A2. Write speeds should be 90 MB/s or higher.

• How do I update the firmware on the ACSL Samo Gimbal?

  Create a folder named 'update' on a microSD card, copy the firmware files into it, insert the card into the Samo slot, and power on the aircraft. The update initiates automatically.

• What should I do if the ACSL SOTEN drone enters emergency mode?

  If the drone detects a loss of communication or critical error, it may enter emergency mode. Refer to the 'Emergency Menu' section in the Flight Manual for specific recovery procedures.