Remote ID reception
Receive and decode supported RID broadcasts to view identity and flight information transmitted by compatible drones.
RF detection · DR200-RID
DR200-RID is a fixed drone Remote ID receiver for receiving and decoding supported RID broadcasts. It brings broadcast identity and flight information into a monitoring interface and supports network connectivity for remote data transmission and management.

Remote ID broadcast reception and decoding for fixed-site monitoring.
Receive and decode supported RID broadcasts to view identity and flight information transmitted by compatible drones.
Display available identity, position, altitude, speed and flight trajectory. Position and other fields come from the received broadcast and depend on the aircraft and supported protocol.
Ethernet and 4G/5G data transmission support independent operation or connection to a monitoring platform. Interfaces and network compatibility are confirmed for the project configuration.
Transmit monitoring information to connected endpoints and manage the receiver remotely through a compatible platform.
Figures are taken from the DR200-RID brochure. Actual performance depends on supported aircraft broadcasts, configuration, installation and the local radio environment; range, capacity and latency are manufacturer-stated figures.
| Primary function | Reception and decoding of supported drone Remote ID broadcasts |
|---|---|
| RID decoding range | ≥ 2 km; dependent on aircraft broadcast and site conditions |
| Coverage | 360° horizontal; 90° vertical |
| Detection capacity | ≥ 30 drones |
| Parsing latency | ≤ 200 ms (signal parsing, excluding network and end-to-end alert delivery) |
| Position information | Derived from received RID broadcasts; accuracy depends on the aircraft’s broadcast data |
| Data transmission | Ethernet 10/100/1000 Mbps and 4G/5G; configuration and network compatibility to be confirmed |
| Operating temperature | −20°C to +65°C |
| Protection rating | IP66 |
| Wider-band RF detection (optional) | 400 MHz–6 GHz; specified separately from the standard RID configuration |
| DID parsing (optional) | ≥ 3 km manufacturer-stated range; supported models, configuration and site conditions affect performance |



FAQ
A fixed receiver for supported drone Remote ID broadcasts. It decodes broadcast identity and flight data and connects to compatible monitoring platforms.
Standard RID reception requires a supported broadcast. Wider-band RF detection and DID parsing are separate optional configurations; compatibility is confirmed for the selected equipment.
No. RID position information comes from the aircraft’s broadcast data, so its accuracy depends on that data rather than an independent sensor position measurement.
Supported broadcasts, site reception conditions, the required optional features, network connectivity and platform interfaces. The brochure’s ≥ 2 km figure is subject to aircraft broadcast and site conditions.
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