To arm the system, tap
ARM
. Verify that you hear the drive unit beep and that the eBox has steady LEDs.
Tap
to go to the
Dashboard
screen where you can monitor the flight telemetry and follow the launch of
the rover.
Launching the rover
1. Just before launch, perform the following safety checks:
a. Make sure there are no aerial objects inside the zone of operation.
b. Make sure you have a clear line of sight to the rover.
c. Make sure there are no obstacles or people near the front of the launcher.
WARNING –
Make sure you complete each of the safety checks listed at this step. Failure to do so
could result in serious personal injury and damage to the rover or launcher.
2. When you have made sure that everything is clear in front of, above, and behind the launcher, stand
behind the launcher and press the launch handle to launch the rover.
CAUTION –
Never launch without the rover sitting on the dock as it will damage the launch dock.
The design of the launcher takes into account the weight of the rover sitting on the launch dock.
3.
If an obstacle such as a person or animal suddenly appears in the obstacle clearance zone during
takeoff
, tap
in the Aerial Imaging software. The rover immediately powers down and returns to the
ground. For more information, see
Emergency software commands, page 88
.
After launch, the rover flies to the first waypoint, which is highlighted on the map in the
Dashboard
tab. If the rover is not yet at the flight height when it reaches this point, it climbs in 200 m (656 ft)
diameter circles until it reaches the desired height.
4. After launch, release the tension on the launcher cord elastics. Leaving tension on the launcher cord
elastics for extended periods can damage the elastics.
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