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2 basic flying, Ontrol, Nstruction – DJI A2 User Manual

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2 Basic flying

Read this section before basic flight testing.

2.1 Control Mode Instruction

The aircraft performs differently when using different control modes. Please read the following table to know

the different control modes, which may help you to achieve a more involved flight experience.

Control Mode

GPS ATTI. Mode

ATTI. Mode

Manual Mode

Command

Linearity

YES

Yaw

Control the aircraft to rotate in clockwise and counter clockwise direction.

Maximum rudder

angular velocity 150°/s

Roll and Pitch

Aircraft attitude control; Mid point of stick is for 0˚ attitude,

and its endpoint is 35˚.

Max-angular velocity is 150°/s.

No attitude angle limit.

Throttle

Aircraft height control.

Maintain the altitude best above 1

meter from ground when the throttle stick is in mid position.

No altitude locking when the

throttle stick is in mid position.

All Sticks

Released

Lock position if GPS signal is

adequate.

Only attitude stabilizing.

No position locking.

Keep original

attitude.

GPS Lost

Once GPS signal lost the flight

control system will enter ATTI.

Mode automatically. Return to

GPS ATT1. Mode after GPS signal

has recovered for 2 seconds.

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IOC Supported

CL/HL/POI/BTM

CL

None

Assign a 3-position switch of the transmitter as the control mode switch. The position-1 is defaulted as “GPS

ATTI. Mode” and the position-2 is “ATTI. Mode”. The position-3 can be set as “Manual Mode” or “ATTI. Mode” in

A2 assistant software.

Control Mode

Switch

position-1

position-2

position-3

Configurable

Control Mode

GPS ATTI. Mode

ATTI. Mode *

ATTI. Mode *

Manual Mode

FailSafe

Protection

The

flight control system will enter FailSafe

Mode if the Transmitter signal is lost and no

matter if Transmitter signal recovers or not,

system will not exit FailSafe mode automatically.

The

flight control system will enter

FailSafe Mode if the Transmitter signal is

lost and the system will exit FailSafe once

the signal recovers.