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place. After the communication is restored, you can press the Pause button ( ) to
regain the control over the aircraft.
 Aircraft battery is low
The failsafe is triggered whenever one of the following error occurs:
1). The aircraft continuously calculates the battery power required for returning to
the home point. If the battery power is sufficient for the aircraft to return to the
home point, the App will show a notification. The failsafe will be activated and
the aircraft will start the auto-return process. In the meantime, you can press
the Pause button ( ) to regain the control over the aircraft.
2). When the battery level of the aircraft reaches the set threshold (25% by default),
you will receive a low battery warning, the failsafe is activated, and the aircraft
will automatically return to the home point. If you regain the control over your
aircraft, when the battery level reaches 15%, you will receive a critical low
battery warning and the aircraft will automatically land in the current place. For
any emergency, press the Pause button ( ) to stop landing and manually fly
the aircraft to the nearest safe landing point.
Note
 When the battery level of the aircraft reaches 25% (low battery warning), if the
horizontal distance between the aircraft and the home point is less than 50
meters (150 ft), the aircraft will not execute the auto-return procedure.
 If no GPS signal is available when a low battery warning is displayed, the aircraft
will not execute the auto-return procedure. The aircraft will enter the ATTI mode
and continue to be controlled by you. When the battery level reaches 15%
(critical low battery warning), the aircraft will land automatically.
3. Landing Features
 Landing Protection
When the aircraft arrives above the home point, this feature will detect the ground
environment below. If the ground is flat, the aircraft will land automatically.
Otherwise, it will hover and wait for the next instruction.
 Accurate Landing
When this feature is activated, the aircraft will land as close as possible to the
takeoff point.