GeoCue TrueView 1 Lite IF800 Mount Payload
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A dual return Hesai XT-32 LiDAR payload with a fixed camera, listed here for Inspired Flight's IF800 Tomcat. GeoCue documents the mounting hardware that pairing needs, and publishes no contents list for such a package on its product page, in its published FAQ or in its own IF800 mounting guide.
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This listing names an IF800 mount, and GeoCue does not publish what such a package contains
We list the TrueView 1 Lite twice. The other listing is the payload on its own. This one names an IF800 mount, for Inspired Flight's IF800 Tomcat aircraft, which we also carry as its own listing. GeoCue publishes no combined part number, no separate contents list and no package definition for a TrueView 1 Lite supplied with IF800 mounting hardware. That holds on its product page, in its sensor selector entry, in its published FAQ and in its own IF800 mounting guide. GeoCue's published contents list covers the sensor, a USB thumb drive and a hard case. It adds a year of processing, a year of support and two days of training, and names no mount and no aircraft. So do not read this title as a bundle. Call +1 888 850 6533 and we will confirm what your order includes, mounting hardware and aircraft both.
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GeoCue puts this payload on the IF800's smart dovetail, with a damping kit that comes from Inspired Flight
GeoCue publishes a mounting guide for the IF800 whose lead photograph is captioned as a TrueView 1 Lite mounted on an IF800. In it the TrueView 1 series sits on the smart dovetail interface at Position 3, 75mm. GeoCue names Inspired Flight's midweight pro damping kit as the standard interface Inspired Flight supplies for that aircraft, with a 3.0kg weight limit. Older IF800s carry a stock damping plate limited to 1.5kg. A smart dovetail adapter needs a TrueView antenna mast, part MNT1002260A00T, or Inspired Flight's own GNSS mast base. Power reaches the payload through the smart dovetail adapter, with no special connection. GeoCue's guides also name the TrueView 1 series on the DJI Matrice 400 and the Freefly Alta X Gen 2. Its guides for the DJI Matrice 300 and the Inspired Flight IF1200 do not name the series at all.
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The camera is fixed at purchase and GeoCue does not offer an upgrade to a TrueView 1
GeoCue's published FAQ states that the TrueView 1 Lite comes with a fixed camera specification. It directs anyone who needs 26MP, 45MP or 61MP imagery, or more than one camera, to the TrueView 1 or another TrueView payload. The same FAQ states that upgrades from a TrueView 1 Lite to a TrueView 1 are not available. It adds that what can be upgraded is the software, through LP360 Drone and software add-ons. So the imagery decision is made once, on the day you order. If you cannot yet say what the imagery has to resolve, settle that before you choose the sensor rather than after.
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GeoCue publishes two different camera figures for this sensor and corrects neither
GeoCue's current product page and its sensor selector both give a 20MP global shutter camera with a 92 degree field of view. Global shutter means the whole frame is exposed at once. GeoCue's own announcement of this sensor at Geo Week 2025 instead states a FLIR 5MP global shutter camera with a 90 degree field of view. The two do not agree on resolution or on field of view. GeoCue publishes no correction on its product page, in its sensor selector, in its published FAQ or in the announcement itself. If the camera is the reason you are buying, call us and we will get the current specification from GeoCue in writing before you order.
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A dual return Hesai XT-32 at 640,000 points per second, and no published accuracy, LiDAR range or scanner field of view
LiDAR, light detection and ranging, is the laser system that measures distance to build the point cloud. GeoCue calls this one a proven Hesai 32 channel laser scanner and labels it a dual return scanner, meaning two returns per laser pulse. Its published point rate is 640,000 points per second, stated for a single return. It publishes 1.4 kg for the payload with no stated condition, and does not say whether that covers the mount adapter or the GNSS antenna. GeoCue publishes no LiDAR range, no scanner field of view and no accuracy figure for this sensor. None appears on its product page, in its sensor selector entry or in its published FAQ. Its only accuracy wording is survey-grade accuracy, a phrase with no number and no test condition. If an accuracy figure has to go into a specification before you can buy, call us and we will get it from GeoCue in writing.
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One year of processing is included, the full LP360 Drone feature set is not, and the renewal belongs in the purchase budget
GeoCue includes one year of TV1 Lite Annual Processing, which it describes as the essential tools to export LiDAR data, powered by LP360. Its published FAQ states that using all features of LP360 Drone needs an LP360 Drone subscription, plus add-ons such as Strip Align and Automatic Ground Classification. On project scale, LP360's own LP360 Drone page lists project size limited to 10 square kilometers under License Features. GeoCue publishes no project size limit for the included plan on its product page, in its sensor selector entry or in its published FAQ. Neither company states whether the LP360 Drone limit applies to it, so settle that on the phone if you fly large-area work. GeoCue states that an annual renewal keeps software access, updates and support running. Ask us for the current renewal cost and put it in the budget at purchase, rather than meeting it in month thirteen.
07 FOR UNIVERSITIES, COLLEGES AND GOVERNMENT AGENCIES
GeoCue lists this sensor under Standard rather than NDAA, so treat the aircraft and the payload as separate procurement questions
GeoCue's own sensor menu splits its drone LiDAR range into two labeled groups, Standard and NDAA. The TrueView 1 Lite sits under Standard. GeoCue's webinar announcement describes its NDAA-compliant lineup as including the TrueView 641, 651, 655/660, 680/680LR and 720. It does not name this sensor, and it does not present that list as complete. Do not assume the payload carries the compliance status of the aircraft named in this title. If your program carries an NDAA, Blue UAS or Green UAS requirement, call before you order and we will get GeoCue's position in writing. GeoCue's FAQ states the sensor is designed and assembled in Huntsville, Alabama, and its product page adds that it is supported in the United States. One caution from GeoCue before your first flight: do not place SD cards in the cameras, because the system will then operate incorrectly and collect no images. My Surveying Direct accepts purchase orders from universities, colleges and government agencies. Call +1 888 850 6533, Monday to Friday, 9 to 5 Mountain Time.
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Specifications
What this sensor is
| Laser scanner | Hesai XT-32. GeoCue describes it as a dual return laser scanner with 32 channels on the TrueView 1 Lite product page, and its sensor selector entry for this model gives the same value under the label Dual Return Laser Scanner |
| Point rate | 640,000 points/s, GeoCue's own figure, stated for a single return |
| Weight | 1.4 kg. GeoCue publishes this figure with no stated condition on either the product page or the sensor selector, and does not say whether it covers the mount adapter or the GNSS antenna |
| Position and orientation | TrueNav. GeoCue's TrueView 1 Lite product page states the sensor is powered by its TrueNav system and says nothing further about it. GeoCue does not publish a GNSS constellation list, an IMU specification or a trajectory accuracy figure for the TrueView 1 Lite on that page, in its sensor selector entry or in its published FAQ |
| Range, field of view and accuracy | GeoCue publishes no LiDAR range, no scanner field of view and no accuracy figure for the TrueView 1 Lite on its product page, in its sensor selector entry or in its published FAQ. The product page's only accuracy wording is the phrase survey-grade accuracy, which carries no number and no test condition. Call +1 888 850 6533 if an accuracy figure has to go in a specification before you can buy, and we will get it from GeoCue in writing |
| Dimensions | GeoCue publishes no dimensions for the TrueView 1 Lite on its product page, in its sensor selector entry or in its published FAQ. Its hardware user guide for the TrueView 1 series publishes dimensions and mass only for the 26MP, 45MP and 61MP configurations |
| Hardware user guide | GeoCue's knowledge base files its TrueView ONE hardware user guide under the TrueView 1 Lite tag, and that tag returns this one document. The guide's own model table covers the 26MP, 45MP and 61MP configurations and does not carry a TrueView 1 Lite row |
Camera, and a figure GeoCue states two ways
| Camera, as published on the product page | 20MP Global Shutter Camera with 92º FOV. GeoCue gives this same string on the TrueView 1 Lite product page and in its sensor selector entry |
| Camera, as published at launch | GeoCue's own announcement of this sensor at Geo Week 2025 instead states a FLIR 5MP Global Shutter Camera with a 90º FOV. GeoCue publishes no correction to either figure, and the two do not agree on resolution or on field of view. If the camera is the reason you are buying, call +1 888 850 6533 and we will get the current specification from GeoCue in writing before you order |
| Camera choice | GeoCue's published FAQ states the TrueView 1 Lite comes with a fixed camera specification, and directs anyone who needs 26MP, 45MP or 61MP imagery, or more than one camera, to the TrueView 1 or another TrueView payload |
Processing software, and what the first year covers
| What is included | One year of TV1 Lite Annual Processing. GeoCue describes it as the essential tools to export LiDAR data, ensuring professional .las file creation powered by LP360 |
| What it is not | GeoCue's published FAQ states that to use all features of LP360 Drone you must purchase an LP360 Drone subscription along with add-ons such as Strip Align, Photo, and 3D Accuracy Tools, and Automatic Ground Classification. The plan included with the sensor is a processing subscription, not the full LP360 Drone feature set |
| Project size | LP360's own LP360 Drone product page lists, under License Features, Project size limited to 10km2. GeoCue publishes no project size limit for TV1 Lite Annual Processing on the TrueView 1 Lite product page, in its sensor selector entry or in its published FAQ, and neither company states whether the LP360 Drone limit applies to the included plan. Call +1 888 850 6533 and we will confirm the limit that applies to your order before you buy |
| After the first year | GeoCue states that an annual renewal keeps software access, updates and dedicated support running so you can keep processing data from the sensor without interruption. Call +1 888 850 6533 for the current renewal cost and put it in the budget at the point of purchase rather than meeting it in month thirteen |
| Upgrade path | GeoCue's published FAQ states that upgrades from a TrueView 1 Lite to a TrueView 1 are not available, and that what can be upgraded is the software, through LP360 Drone and software add-ons |
Which drones GeoCue documents this payload on
| Inspired Flight IF800 Tomcat | GeoCue publishes a mounting guide for the IF800 whose lead photograph is captioned as a TrueView 1 Lite mounted on an IF800. In that guide the TrueView 1 series sits on the smart dovetail interface at Position 3, 75mm. GeoCue states the midweight pro damping kit is the standard interface Inspired Flight supplies for the IF800, with a weight limit of 3.0kg, and that the older stock damping plate fitted to earlier IF800s has a weight limit of 1.5kg |
| IF800 antenna and power | GeoCue states a smart dovetail adapter requires a TrueView antenna mast, part MNT1002260A00T, listed as compatible with the TrueView 1 series, and that Inspired Flight's own GNSS mast base is an alternative for the same payloads. GeoCue also states the IF800 powers the payload through the smart dovetail adapter and needs no special power connection |
| Where the IF800 hardware comes from | GeoCue's own guide directs the reader to Inspired Flight to obtain the damping kit, and gives GeoCue part numbers only for the antenna hardware and the PLI adapter kit. So an IF800 installation draws parts from both manufacturers. Call +1 888 850 6533 and we will list every part your aircraft needs before you order |
| What GeoCue publishes about a TrueView 1 Lite supplied for an IF800 | GeoCue publishes the mounting hardware and the photograph, and no more than that. There is no combined part number, no contents list and no package definition for a TrueView 1 Lite supplied with IF800 mounting hardware on the TrueView 1 Lite product page, in its sensor selector entry, in its published FAQ, in the IF800 mounting guide or on GeoCue's drone manufacturer integrations page. Call +1 888 850 6533 and we will confirm exactly what your order includes, including whether any aircraft or mounting hardware is part of it, before you buy |
| DJI Matrice 400 | GeoCue's mounting guide for the M400 states that the TrueView 1 and TrueView 1 Lite come with a Skyport-compatible adapter to mount on the M400. The same block then directs the reader to their vendor or to GeoCue support to obtain that adapter, so GeoCue's own guide reads two ways on whether the adapter ships with the sensor. Call +1 888 850 6533 and we will confirm which applies to your order |
| Freefly Alta X Gen 2 | GeoCue's mounting guide for the Alta X Gen 2 lists the TrueView 1 series on the front smart dovetail adapter that Freefly includes with the aircraft, with a 30A vibration isolator cartridge and a 3.0kg weight limit |
| DJI Matrice 300 | GeoCue publishes a separate mounting guide for the M300. That guide does not name the TrueView 1 series in its payload compatibility lists. Call +1 888 850 6533 before ordering if an M300 is your aircraft |
| Inspired Flight IF1200 | GeoCue's mounting guide for the IF1200 covers PLI mounting in general and does not name the TrueView 1 series. It refers the reader to GeoCue's sales team to establish which TrueView systems combine with the IF1200 |
| Saved payload profiles | GeoCue publishes downloadable Web UI payload profiles indexed by payload and drone, last updated 25 June 2026. That index carries entries for the TrueView 435, 515, 535, 625, 641, 651, 655, 660, 680 and 720 and no entry for the TrueView 1 or the TrueView 1 Lite, so the lever arm values for this payload are set up rather than downloaded |
Storage and data handling
| Storage device | GeoCue's UMS requirements article names the TrueView 1 Lite in the heading of the group of systems it covers. Beneath that heading it splits its handling instructions in two: one procedure for systems that stream straight to the drive, naming the 515vC, 535 and 545, and one for all other systems, naming the 435vB, 515vB, 655/660, 680 and 720. The TrueView 1 Lite is named in the heading and in neither procedure. GeoCue's storage-format rules, including that ExFAT is not a compatible format, sit inside the second procedure, so whether they bind this sensor is not something GeoCue's article settles. Call +1 888 850 6533 and we will confirm the drive format and the workflow with GeoCue before your first flight |
| Camera SD cards, GeoCue's own warning | GeoCue's warning for this group of systems, the TrueView 1 Lite included: do not place SD cards in the cameras. GeoCue states that inserting an SD card will cause the system to operate incorrectly and it will not collect images |
NDAA and procurement
| GeoCue's published NDAA lineup | GeoCue's webinar announcement describes its NDAA-compliant TrueView LiDAR payload lineup as including the TrueView 641, 651, 655/660, 680/680LR and 720. It does not name the TrueView 1 Lite, and it does not present that list as complete. If your program carries an NDAA, Blue UAS or Green UAS requirement, call +1 888 850 6533 before you order and we will get GeoCue's position in writing |
| How GeoCue groups this sensor | GeoCue's own sensor menu splits its drone LiDAR range into two clearly labeled groups, Standard and NDAA. The TrueView 1 Lite is listed under Standard |
| Where it is made | GeoCue's published FAQ states the TrueView 1 Lite is designed and assembled in Huntsville, Alabama, USA. Its product page adds that the sensor is supported in the United States, for the hardware and the software both |
Training and support
| Training | Two days of training at GeoCue's Huntsville, Alabama office are part of what GeoCue lists as included with the sensor |
| Support | One year of hardware and software support is part of what GeoCue lists as included |
Ordering
| The aircraft this payload is documented on | The Inspired Flight IF800 Tomcat and the DJI Matrice 400 are both carried as their own listings on this store |
| Speak to us | Call +1 888 850 6533 and a specialist will confirm the camera specification, the project size limit that applies to your processing plan, and every part your aircraft needs, before you order |