User's Manual

P.4
■ GPS hold - When GPS is located, this function will hold the Quadcopter where it
is. When “GPS hold” is turned on, the Quadcopter can’t takeoff if the GPS signal
is too weak. ( Suggest: the wind speed shall be under 4~5 level or lower than
15km/hr )
■ Attitude hold – The Quadcopter will hold the altitude & keep stabilized
automatically while not getting any control input from the pilot or fail safe action.
Note: the Quadcopter may slight shift in the air by wind or any un-notable
foreign force on it. “Attitude hold” is for ying indoor or without GPS located
situation. ( Suggest: the wind speed shall be under 5 level or lower than 25km/
hr )
■ Return to “Launch point” – When the GPS is located, when RTL is activated by
the pilot or failsafe, Quad-copter will y back to the “Launch point” and land.
When RTL is activated, if the Quad-copter is lower than safe height 10m, it will
pull to 10m and process RTL. ( Suggest: the wind speed shall be under 4~5
level or lower than 15km/hr )
● A 3 position switch, at the top left of the remote control, controls 2 orientation
control modes: Normal and Intelligent altitude mode.
■ Normal - As the regular RC ight, the Quad-copter attitude & orientation control
is based on the orientation of the Quad-copter’s heading. The orange propellers
point to the front. (The picture below shows an example of mode2 )
■ Intelligent altitude mode – designed for ight beyond visual range. It uses the
vehicle’s position relative to home instead of the vehicle’s initial heading when
it was armed. This means no matter where the vehicle is, pulling the pitch back
will cause it to return towards home regardless of the vehicle’s actual heading.
(The picture below shows an example of mode2 )
Usually
In home lock
Home point