User Manual

2.4.6 Climb Rate

By calculating the rate of altitude change, the climb rate is shown on the screen. A positive

value means the plane is climbing. A negative value means the plane is descending.

2.4.7 Maximum Altitude Reached

The maximum altitude reached is keep updated by the maximum reading of relative

altitude. This value can be reset by pressing the reset button in red color on the infrared

remote controller.

2.4.8 Distance to Home

This value shows the current home distance referencing to the take off position. It can be

selected between “Line of Sight” mode (the true distance with altitude considered), and

“Ground” mode (the ground distance with altitude factor ignored) in the OSD conﬁguration

menu or via PC conﬁguration software.

2.4.9 Speed Scale

The real time change of plane travelling speed can be observed on the speed scale in the

form of moving scale.

2.4.10 Speed Reading

Beside in scale form, the speed parameter also can be read from the speed reading in the

form of numerical data.

2.5 Auxiliary Voltage Detection Information

2.5.1 Auxiliary Voltage Status

There are two modes for the auxiliary port. The function can be switched between “Video

Voltage” mode or “Receiver Signal Strength Indication (RSSI)” mode in the OSD

conﬁguration menu or via PC conﬁguration software. Or, the port can be disabled by

selecting the “Not Connected”. When in “Video” mode, the real-time voltage sensed at the

auxiliary port (normally connected to the battery of video system) will be shown here as

per Figure 2.2. And the reading will be ﬂashing if it drops below the low level warning

threshold, which can be set in the software. If the mode is set to the “RSSI” mode, the real

time voltage read from the RC receiver RSSI port will be shown, and in the same time the

graphical RC link signal strength will be indicated here as per Figure 2.3. If the signal is too

weak, the RSSI indication will be ﬂashing to warn the pilot.

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