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Sine Engineering develops secure, anti-jamming communication and positioning modules for unmanned aerial and ground vehicles (UAVs/UGVs).

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Sine Engineering is a specialized technology company focused on developing resilient communication and navigation solutions for unmanned systems. Their flagship products, such as the Sine.link series, are designed to provide stable data links and telemetry for UAVs and UGVs operating in complex, contested, or GPS-denied environments.

Based in Ukraine, the company engineers hardware that withstands interference, supporting industry-standard protocols like MAVLink, SBUS, and CRSF to ensure reliable long-range control.

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Sine Engineering TI CC1111 Data link User Manual

Sine Engineering TI CC1111 Data link User Manual

14. veebruar 2026
Sine Engineering TI CC1111 Data link User Manual e-mail:docs@sineeng.com Safety Warning: Important safety instructions to be read before installation and use. Incorrect use can lead to serious injury and will…

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  • What software is used to configure Sine Engineering modems?

    The LinkApp software is used to configure modems, manage pairing, and flash firmware. It supports Windows, macOS, and Linux (Ubuntu).

  • Mis on sisend voltage range for the Sine.link mono?

    The Sine.link mono requires a power supply input between 4.5 V and 16 V.

  • What protocols does the Sine.link system support?

    The system provides native support for MAVLink, SBUS, and CRSF protocols.

  • How do I pair Sine.link modems?

    Modems can be paired via USB using the LinkApp, wirelessly using the RESET button, or through automatic pairing upon power cycling or startup of the Slave unit.