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10.5.5 Come To Me (CTM)
You can “call” Airdog ADII to your current position with a short press of the CTM
button on AirLeash. Once the button is pressed the drone will immediately fly over in a
straight line and switch to HOVER mode at the position where CTM was initiated.
If you initiate CTM when you are at a higher altitude than the drone (you’re higher up the
mountain), ADII will ascend until it reaches the initial takeoff altitude offset (your
current al takeoff altitude offset) and only then it will fly over in a straight line.
If you initiate CTM when you are at a lower altitude than the drone (you’re lower down
the mountain), ADII will fly over in straight line to your position and then descend to the
takeoff altitude offset.
10.6 Landing
When low battery level is reached, Airdog ADII will automatically initiate landing
sequence, that is determined by your chosen Activity Preset. Read more about landing
modes in section 6.3.
To manually initiate SPOT landing:
Short press the land
button on AirLeash.
Airdog ADII will land at its current position.
Alternatively, You can walk to a safe landing spot and press the
(Come to Me)
button. Once the drone has flown to your current position,
take a step back
and short
press the
button to SPOT land the drone.
To manually initiate HOME landing:
Long press (3 sec.) the land
button on AirLeash. Airdog ADII will ascend to preset
“Safe Altitude” and then fly in a straight line to the initial takeoff (HOME) location, and
land there.
• SPOT landing is initiated automatically when critical battery level (approximately 20%)
is reached. In such cases, the drone will not respond to any commands from AirLeash.
• In water Activity Presets it’s not possible to land on SPOT, to avoid accidentally landing
in water.
• You can STOP landing by short pressing Play/Pause
button or the a
rrow
up
button
on AirLeash. Note that if the drones battery level is critical, this action will
not be available.
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