Owner's Manual
Table Of Contents
- Please Update Your Sensor to the Latest Version Before Use
- User Guide
- Warning
- Parrot Bluegrass Presentation
- Parrot Skycontroller 2 Presentation
- Sequoia Presentation
- Sunshine Sensor
- Pre-Flight Checks
- Downloading the APP & Software
- Installing the Propellers
- Connect Your Tablet to Parrot Skycontroller 2
- Connect the Drone to Parrot Skycontroller 2
- Piloting Modes
- Parrotfields
- Pix4Dfields
- Sunshine Sensor LED
- Return to Starting Point
- Land
- Updating Sequoia
- Retrieving Photos
- Warning: Do Not Touch the Propellers
- Indicator Light Behaviour
- Technical Specs
- Maintenance
- General Information
- Instruction Manual
- Flight Safety Guidelines
- Battery Warning
ENGLISH
USE
OF
A
RECREATIONAL
DRONE
It
is
your responsibility
to
ensure
the
safety
of
people and
other
aircrafts.
1.
DO
NOT
FLY
OVER
PEOPLE
When using
the
drone, make sure you do
not
to
endanger nearby people
or
vehicles. Do
not
fly
over them and maintain a minimum safety distance.
Keep
well away
from
groups
of
people.
2.
RESPECT
THE
MAXIMUM
FLYING
ALTITUDESS
Always respect
the
maximum altitudes
to
limit
the risk
of
a collision between your drone and
other
aircrafts. In all circumstances, stop flying
if
an aircraft
is
nearby.
3.
NEVER
LET
THE
DRONE
OUT
OF
SIGHT,
AND
DO
NOT
USE
IT
AT
NIGHT
Keep
the
drone
within
your field
of
vision
at
all times. lmmersive flights
(FPV)
and
the
use
of
drones
that
automatically
follow
you are possible only
under
certain conditions, notably in
the
presence
of
a second person
to
ensure your safety. Furthermore, in
order
to
ensure
the
safety
of
aircrafts flying at
low
altitudes, such
as
helicopters performing rescue missions,
regulations forbid
the
use
of
drones at night, even
if
they
are fitted
with
lights.
4.
DO
NOT
USE
THE
DRONE
ABOVE
PUBLIC
AREAS
Flying a small drone over private land in the absence
of
other
people
is
possible provided you
respect the maximum altitude and speed appropriate
to
the
immediate surroundings
(building, trees, etc.) and which would minimize risks. In no circumstances
can
you
fly
the
drone above public areas.
5.
DO
NOT
USE
THE
DRONE
NEAR
AIRFIELDS
Do
not
use
the
drone near any airfield where aeroplanes, helicopters, gliders, microlights, etc.
may operate. Minimum safety distances are
to
be respected, which may reach 10 km in
the
case
of
busy airports.
6.
DO
NOT
FLYOVER
RESTRICTED
SITES
It
is
forbidden
to
fly
over some restricted
or
protected sites,
as
well
as
their
surrounding areas.
These include
for
example nuclear power stations, military bases and historical landmarks,
as
well
as
nature reserves and national parks. Check
if
you are in such sites before beginning a
flight.
7.
RESPECT
OTHER
PEOPLE'S
PRIVACY,
DO
NOT
BROADCAST
IMAGES
TAKEN
WITHOUT
THE
PERMISSION
OF
THOSE
CONCERNED,
AND
DO
NOT
USE
THEM
FOR
COMMERCIAL
PURPOSES
People around
the
drone must be made aware
of
what
you are doing, especially
if
the
drone
is
fitted
with
a camera. Inform those present, answer
their
questions, and respect
their
right
to
privacy. Refrain from recording images
that
would make
it
possible
to
recognize
or
identify
people (faces, number plates, etc.)
without
their
permission.
Vl.O, November 2018
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