Owner's Manual
Table Of Contents
- Tello Talent
- User Manual
- Quick Start Guide
- Disclaimer and Safety Guidelines
- Safety at a Glance
- Glossary
- Before You Begin
- Disclaimer and Warning
- Pre-Flight Checklist
- Individual Parts
- Regarding Genuine and Functional Parts
- Camera
- Propulsion System
- Flight Batteries
- Tello App
- Firmware
- Product Care
- Flight Condition Requirements
- Weather Conditions and Surrounding Environment
- Interference with Communications
- Operating the Aircraft Responsibly
- Flight Modes, Functions, and Warnings
- Flight Modes
- Low Battery
- Vision Positioning System
- Bounce Mode and 8D Flips
- EZ Shots
- Compliance with Regulations & Flight Limits
- Regulations
- Mission Pad and Flight Map User Guide
- SDK 3.0 User Guide
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Flight Modes, Functions, and Warnings
Flight Modes
To avoid serious injury and property damage, observe the following rule:
1. DONOTswitchfromStandardmodetoFastmodeunlessyouaresufcientlyfamiliarwith
theaircraft’sbehaviorineachightmode.
1. Standardmode(default):TheaircraftutilizestheVisionPositioningSystemtoautomaticallystabilize
itself.Themaximumightattitudeangleis9°andthemaximumightspeedis9mph(14.4kph).
2. Fastmode:TheaircraftutilizestheVisionPositioningSystemtoautomaticallystabilizeitself.The
maximumightattitudeangleis25°andthemaximumightspeedis18mph(28.8kph).
To switch from Standard mode to Fast mode users must read and agree to the disclaimers and
warnings that appear in the Tello app. Make sure you understand the differences between the two
ightmodes.
The aircraft will revert to Attitude mode when the Vision Positioning System is unavailable. In Attitude
mode,theaircraftiseasilyaffectedby itssurroundings,which mayresultin horizontalshifting.
Therefore, the aircraft cannot position or auto-brake in this mode. When the aircraft enters Attitude
mode,landinasafeplaceassoonaspossibletoavoidhazards.
Onlylandthe aircraftonat surfaces.DONOT landtheaircraft overwater,grass orsand.When
usingPalmLand,ensureyourpalmisrightundertheaircraftandkeepyourpalmat.
Low Battery
1. When battery warnings are triggered, promptly bring the aircraft back or land the aircraft to avoid
losingpowerduringightandcausingdamagetotheaircraft,property,animals,andpeople.
2. When the Critical Battery Level warning appears the aircraft will start to descend automatically.
You may push the throttle up to maintain the aircraft's altitude and navigate the aircraft away from
people and obstacles to a more appropriate location for landing.
Vision Positioning System
1. The Vision Positioning System cannot work properly over surfaces that do not have clear pattern
variations. The Vision Positioning System is only effective when the aircraft is at altitudes of 0.3 to
10 m. The Vision Positioning System works best at altitudes of 0.3 to 6 m. If the aircraft is beyond
this range, the Vision Positioning function may be affected, so extra caution is required.