automatic RTH option will be disabled for the rest of the flight. This setting is useful when flying
in areas where the drone should not land on its current position and should instead fly back
towards takeoff location (flying above water for example).
NB! The drone automatically does Return to Home at 40% battery level. This means
that if you discharge 60% of the battery by moving directly away from the takeoff
location, the drone will
not
have enough battery to return completely back to home and
will land on its current location when battery reaches 0%.
Track Altitude
If
Track Altitude
is enabled, the drone will follow your vertical movement. This is good for
activity’s that’s going downhill or uphill. When you are flying over flat grounds, e.g. water, the
Track Altitude is not necessary and can be deactivated for smoother shots. The drone will
assume that the tracker keeps same elevation as the takeoff location at all times, so if the
tracker changes elevation while
Track Altitude
is OFF, the camera framing will be wrong. Do not
enable this setting when tracker has significant altitude changes.
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When using
Pro Staak
in watersports, this option should be
always
disabled. Else
the drone will rapidly fall in altitude and crash if the tracker barometer connects with
water.
Responsivity
There are three kinds of responsivity options: Smooth, Balanced and Aggressive. This option
changes how responsive the drone should be when tracking the position and movements of the
Tracker
. As the name indicates, Smooth responsivity will generate calmer and slower
movements while Aggressive will make the drone accelerate and decelerate more quickly for
tighter tracking performance. Balanced is the default setting for a best-of-both-worlds
responsivity which is good for most use cases.
Fuse GPS Alt
With this option enabled, the altitude tracking is improved by combining both GPS and
barometer. This is an experimental option and is disabled by default. This setting only has any
effect when
Track Altitude
is enabled.
This option is upon release (firmware version 1.0.0) disabled by default and marked
as experimental due to insufficient testing and usage statistics. Initial testing indicates
however, that using GPS adds major improvements to the altitude tracking performance.
With this option enabled, the system should provide a more accurate, responsive and
stable altitude tracking.
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