Tips:
a.
The drone is hovered when out of control with the factory default setting.
b.
The user can enter the APP settings interface to modify the drone's behavior after losing control
according to the actual situation.
c.
If the drone returns after losing control, please make sure that the return point is free of
personnel and obstacles to avoid danger
d.
If the drone is hovering after losing control, you can try to reconnect the drone by holding the
remote control near the drone and restarting the remote control.
e.
If it hovers after losing control, it will enter the extremely low battery protection mode and land
after a certain time. Please clear the landing point to ensure safety.
5.9. Out-of-control protection function
When the remote control is disconnected from the drone due to an unexpected situation such as
insufficient power or damage, the remote control will continue to beep, the drone's tail light
flashes yellow
, and the drone will return, hover or landing.
5.10. Tank Empty Protection Function
During AB operation and automatic plan, after there is no pesticides in the drone's tank, the
pesticides cut-off point will be marked on the map in the APP interface. At this time, the
drone's tail light flashes
green and red. The drone will cut out the automatic operation
and turn off the spraying. Set to return home, hover or land.
Tips:
a.
Use conditions of terrain following radar: slope
≤
25
°
.
b.
Terrain following radar height detection range:
0.1-50
meters, normal use altitude
≥
1.5
meters.
c.
During the operation, the radar surface should be cleaned in time to avoid the danger of radar
failure caused by the adhesion of pesticides or other debris!
d.
In actual use, there is a certain delay in the effect of terrain following. The greater the slope, the
higher the flight height should be to avoid danger!
e.
When the radar is turned off, the user can compare the radar data with the altitude data. If there
is a large deviation between them, the drone's altitude status should be confirmed in time to avoid
danger!
