CORVON · V1.2 · 2026-09-30
RID
Remote ID Broadcast Module
Specification Sheet
01/Product Overview

The CORVON RID is an add-on unmanned aircraft Remote ID broadcast module. It attaches to the airframe and connects to the flight controller with a single cable. The module obtains the aircraft's identification and position data from the flight controller and continuously broadcasts identification reports via Bluetooth, allowing any compliant receiving terminal, including a mobile app, to identify the aircraft in flight.

No flight-controller firmware or airframe modification is required: attach the module and connect one cable.

Document Information
VersionV1.2
Date2026-09-30
Product NameCivil Unmanned Aircraft Remote Identification Module (Remote ID Broadcast Module, add-on)
Responsible ManufacturerShenzhen Feikong Technology Co., Ltd.
BrandCORVON
ModelCORVON RID (board model RID-A0)
Product Features
  • Add-on design: no change to the existing flight controller or airframe; installs with 3M adhesive and one GH1.25 cable to the flight controller.
  • U.S. and EU modes on one hardware platform: the broadcast mode is preset at the factory for the variant you order.
  • 11.2 g, 38 × 23.5 × 9 mm, CNC aluminum-alloy enclosure.
  • Broadcasts at power-on: does not rely on a command from a ground station; broadcasting starts when powered.
  • Configurable with a phone: built-in Wi-Fi configuration page opens in a browser; no dedicated software or driver is required.
  • One-time identity lock: after locking, the identifier is read-only to prevent tampering.
  • Signed OTA: online upgrade packages must carry a CORVON signature; writing is rejected if verification fails.
02/Specifications
Product ModelCORVON RID (board model RID-A0)
Main ProcessorESP32-C3 (RISC-V single-core, 160 MHz)
Memory4 MB Flash · 400 KB SRAM
Dimensions38 × 23.5 × 9 mm (module only, excluding antenna)
Weight11.2 g (including enclosure, excluding antenna)
EnclosureCNC aluminum alloy
Mounting3M adhesive backing · no mounting holes
Power Supply5 V (via CAN / UART connector or USB-C)
Wireless ProtocolsBluetooth 5.0 (including Long Range / Coded PHY long-range broadcast) · Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n (configuration access point)
Operating Band2.4 GHz (2402-2480 MHz)
Broadcast RateFactory default: Bluetooth 5 Long Range at 2 Hz (once every 0.5 s) + Bluetooth 4 full message set at 1 Hz
Broadcast StartBroadcasts at power-on; no ground-station command required
AntennaExternal RID-ANT-01 · MMCX interface · 300 mm coaxial cable (included)
Compatible Flight ControllersArduPilot / PX4 · MAVLink over UART or DroneCAN over CAN
Interfaces2 × GH1.25 4-pin (CAN / UART) · USB-C (configuration) · MMCX (RF)
ConfigurationBuilt-in Wi-Fi configuration page (browser) · USB-C console · web flashing tool at rid.corvon.tech (Chrome / Edge)
FirmwareCurrent version 1.33 · supports signed OTA online upgrades
Serial Number SystemANSI/CTA-2063-A · ICAO manufacturer code 2215 · laser marking · read-only after locking
Design StandardsASTM F3411-22a / F3586-22 (U.S.) · EN 4709-002:2023 (EU)
03/Product Views
CORVON RID Remote ID module, front view
CORVON RID Remote ID module, back view
LAT 22.54°N · LON 114.05°E · SHENZHEN
04/Interface Definition
InterfacePinoutFunction
CAN (GH1.25 4-pin)1 = 5V · 2 = CAN-H · 3 = CAN-L · 4 = GNDConnects to the flight-controller CAN port (DroneCAN); pin order matches the DroneCAN standard JST-GH connector.
UART (GH1.25 4-pin)1 = 5V · 2 = RX · 3 = TX · 4 = GNDConnects to a flight-controller serial port (MAVLink); default 57600 bps. Pin 1 is the 5 V supply. Signals are 3.3 V TTL: connect directly to the flight-controller serial port; do not connect to a 5 V logic serial port. RX / TX are named from the module side: module TX to flight-controller RX, module RX to flight-controller TX.
USB-C—Configuration and firmware flashing; driver-free.
MMCX—RF output; connects to external antenna RID-ANT-01.
05/Broadcast Modes
VariantTransportBroadcast Content
USBluetooth 4 + Bluetooth 5 Long RangeASTM F3411 Remote ID message set
EUBluetooth 4 + Bluetooth 5 Long RangeRemote ID message set + EN 4709-002 operator registration number

Both variants use the same hardware; the broadcast mode is preset at the factory for the variant ordered.

06/Antenna Installation Requirements

The antenna is external, and its installation location directly determines whether ground reception is possible. Follow all three requirements:

  1. Install the antenna vertically, with the long edge of the antenna board upright.
  2. Mount it on a non-metallic, non-carbon-fiber surface.
  3. Keep metal and carbon fiber at least 10 mm away from the back of the antenna.

For a carbon-fiber airframe, route the antenna to a non-carbon-fiber location, such as the landing-gear cover or an antenna bracket, before attaching it.

07/Status Indicator
LED PatternMeaning
Rapid red → green → blue sequence at power-onLED self-test (once)
Dim white breathingBooting (approximately the first 15 s)
Blue double flash (twice every 2 s)No flight-controller data received. Check the cable and flight-controller serial-port settings.
Cyan breathingConnected to the flight controller and waiting for a GPS fix (normal indoors).
Yellow breathingOperating normally; identity not locked.
Green breathingOperating normally; identity locked.
White flash at 1 HzFirmware upgrade in progress; do not power off.
Red triple flashFault. Power cycle once; if the red indication remains, contact after-sales service.
08/Package Contents
ItemDescription
RID-A0 module × 1The bottom label is printed with the module serial number and the onboard Wi-Fi configuration password, unique to each unit.
Connection cable × 2One CAN cable and one UART cable.
External antenna RID-ANT-01 × 1Includes a 300 mm coaxial cable and straight MMCX male connector.