Taking action when an Autopilot error occurs
If the message appears
Then...
Pre-flight, before ARM
You will not be able to ARM the rover. Cancel the checklist. Disconnect
the battery from the rover and redo the checklist. (See
.)
Pre-flight, after ARM
Do the following:
1. Tap
and then tap
to disarm the rover.
The rover should be in standby mode. If it is not, disarm the rover by
pressing the Mode button three times (three flashes) taking care to
avoid the propellers.
2. Tap
and complete the post-flight checklist.
3. Disconnect the battery from the rover and then redo the flight
checklist.
In-flight
If the landing location is not too far from the location of the rover and the
battery level is not too low, tap
. Otherwise, tap
.
Landing issues
If the rover does not automatically power off the motor after landing, Delair recommends manually
powering off the motor as soon as possible to avoid motor damage. To manually power off the rover, tap
the
button in the Aerial Imaging software. If that does not work, press and hold the Mode button on the
eBox until the LED flashes
three times
.
WARNING –
Always take care to avoid contact with the propeller blades. Contact with moving
propeller blades can result in serious personal injury.
Aerial Imaging software issues
If the Aerial Imaging software on the GCS freezes or crashes when the UX5 HP is in the air, see
emergencies during flight, page 91
.
If the Aerial Imaging software crashes, a crash dump file is automatically created. You are prompted to
select the crash dump location and you can then send the file to Delair Technical Support.
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