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PMB NOT FOUND
The connection to the payload could not be
established during preflight check.
Disconnect Battery, check connection and latching of payload compartment
and try again.
POSSIBLE COLLISION
IN RETURN PATH
Low altitude in come home path (come home
path = path from current UAV position to re-
transition waypoint including descend circle and
landing path). Come home path is estimated
in case of low battery, manual come home
command, exceeding of flight time restriction or
finish of the mission.
Check come home path displayed in map if necessary assume
manual control to avoid collision
MOTOR (NR) RPM TOO
HIGH OR TOO LOW
Error during arming.
Please make sure that the UAV is aligned horizontally during arming.
REAR TILT
MALFUNCTION!
Occurs when hardware is defective or in case of
a tilt mechanism malfunction.
1. Automatic retransition and landing is initiated
2.
Do not fly!
Contact your reseller.
RTR TOO FAR AWAY
The retransition waypoint is too far away from
the take-off position.
1. Relocate the retransition waypoint closer to the home waypoint
2. Write mission to UAV again.
3. Repeat the preflight check.
SD CARD ERROR
An error with the autopilot SD-card occurred
during the preflight check.
1. Disconnect the battery from the UAV and connect it again.
2. Turn on the UAV again.
3. Repeat the preflight check.
SENSOR ERROR
A sensor error occurred during the preflight
check.
1. Disconnect the battery from the UAV and connect it again.
2. Turn on the UAV again.
3. Repeat the preflight check.
SENSOR INIT
ERROR
Error during the sensors initialization.
1. Disconnect the battery from the UAV and connect it again.
2. Turn on the UAV again.
TOO MANY
WAYPOINTS
Waypoint limit has been exceeded.
Re-plan the mission with a lower number of waypoints.
TRANSITION AIRSPEED
TOO LOW
The airspeed could not build up during
transition.
Minimum flight speed could not be reached
during transition.
1. The transition is stopped
2. The UAV will return home and land automaticaly.
3. For Trinity F90+ (from serial number 00686): Please perform the airspeed
sensor cleaning according to chapter 13.6
4. For Trinity F90+ (other): Please contact your reseller.
WIND SPEED/WIND
TOO STRONG
The wind is too strong either during launch or
in-flight.
Launch:
The UAV will abort the mission and return to the launch point.
In-Flight:
If wind speed exceeds 12 m/s, an automatic COME HOME is
initiated.
Summary of Contents for Trinity F90+
Page 5: ...5 General information GENERAL INFORMATION 01...
Page 9: ...02 9 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Safety instructions...
Page 13: ...13 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 03 Technical specifications...
Page 17: ...17 04 PROCESS OVERVIEW Process overview...
Page 19: ...19 Trinity F90 user manual Flight operation After the ight Data Analysis Process overview 4...
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Page 21: ...21 COMMUNICATION LINKS 05 Communication links...
Page 23: ...23 BATTERY RC TRANSMITTER Battery RC Transmitter 06...
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Page 37: ...37 07 QBASE GROUND CONTROL STATION QBase Ground Control Station...
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Page 85: ...85 FLIGHT SETUP STEP BY STEP 08 Flight setup step by step...
Page 90: ...90 Trinity F90 user manual 8 11 Step 11 Assemble the UAV...
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Page 95: ...95 FLIGHT OPERATION 09 Flight operation...
Page 107: ...107 AFTER THE FLIGHT 10 After the flight...
Page 111: ...111 11 PAYLOAD COMPARTMENT Payload compartment...
Page 129: ...129 Trinity F90 user manual RX1RII Menu default settings 11...
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Page 137: ...137 STORAGE 12 Storage...
Page 139: ...139 INSPECTION REPAIRS 13 Inspection repairs...
Page 151: ...151 14 TROUBLESHOOTING Troubleshooting...
Page 161: ...161 FLYING MULTIPLE UAV SIMULTANEOUSLY 15 Flying multiple UAV simultaneously...
Page 163: ...163 iBASE FILE NAMES 16 iBase file names...
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