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2.1.2 Flight Status Indicator
The aircraft has an LED indicator at the end of each arm. The front LEDs glow solid
red to identify the orientation of the nose of the aircraft. The rear LEDs show the
current flight status of the aircraft. The following table describes the meaning of
each LED state.
Indicator:
Color:
Flash slowly:
Flash one time every 2s.
R
Red
Flash quickly:
Flash two times every second.
G
Green
Flash alternately:
Flash between different colors
in an alternating fashion.
Y
Yellow
Status Definition of LED Indicators
Normal
RGY - Flash alternately
System self-check
YG - Flash alternately
Warming up
G - Flash slowly
The aircraft is in GPS mode
Warning
Y - Flash slowly
The aircraft is in ATTI mode
Y - Flash quickly
There is no connection between the aircraft
and the remote controller
R - Flash slowly
Low battery warning
R - Flash quickly
Critical low battery warning
R - Normally on
Critical error or IMU error
RY - Flash alternately
Compass error, requiring calibration/
magnetic interference
Compass Calibration
Y - Flash quickly
Prepare to calibrate the compass/
The aircraft is being calibrated
G - Normally On
Calibration succeeded
R - Normally On
Calibration failed
2.1.3 Aircraft Battery
The rechargeable LiPo battery used by the EVO Ⅱ Enterprise V3 aircraft features
high energy density and capacity. The battery needs to be charged by a designated
charger.