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  Flight time Altitude Home Dist Type Notification
A00m 00s0.0 ft0 ftModeMode changed to Motors Started
B00m 00s0.0 ft0 ftWarningThe aircraft is in a Warning Zone (Class C). Fly with caution here
 00m 00s0.0 ft0 ft
100% Battery
C00m 01s0.0 ft0 ftModeMode changed to AutoTakeoff
D00m 01s0.0 ft0 ftTipTips Taking Off
E00m 02s1.3 ft0 ftTipThis is a normal message with no risk and no impact on safetyHome Point Recorded. RTH Altitude: 30m
F00m 04s20.0 ft2 ftModeMode changed to P-GPS
G00m 14s47.6 ft195 ftTipCurrent RTH route will pass a No-Fly zone. Pay attention to the aircraft's position to avoid RTH failure.
H00m 15s44.6 ft219 ftModeMode changed to Atti
I00m 15s44.6 ft219 ftWarningWarning:Compass Error. Exit P-GPS Mode
J00m 16s42.7 ft235 ftWarningWarning:In Flight,workingIMUencountersheading exception,please switch to atti mode if craft behave abnormally
K00m 20s41.3 ft300 ftModeMode changed to P-GPS
 00m 20s41.0 ft300 ft
99% Battery at maximum distance
L00m 41s43.6 ft273 ftModeMode changed to Go Home
M00m 41s43.6 ft273 ftTipTips Aircraft is returning to the Home Point. This is a normal message with no risk and no impact on safetyMinimum RTH Altitude is 30m. You can reset the RTH Altitude in Remote Controller Settings after cancelling RTH
N01m 14s97.4 ft1 ftModeMode changed to AutoLanding
O01m 14s97.4 ft1 ftTipThis is a normal message with no risk and no impact on safetyObstacle Avoidance will be disabled in landing.
P01m 26s66.3 ft1 ftTipThis is a normal message with no risk and no impact on safetyPrecision Landing__Locating Landing Point (repeated 2 times)
Q01m 36s22.0 ft20 ftModeMode changed to P-GPS
R01m 57s-2.0 ft7 ftModeMode changed to Confirm Landing
S01m 57s-2.0 ft7 ftTipThis is a normal message with no risk and no impact on safetyObstacle Avoidance will be disabled in landing.


 

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