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"Lock Dir/Heig"
---------Lock direction and height (Cruise flight):
"ON":Under balance mode,
when CH1 and CH2 stick back to center,
height and direction will be locked and keep straight &
constant-height flight.
OSD shows
. Aileron and elevator can also be controlled
through CH1 and CH2.
"OFF": Turn off the mode.
Set RTH Parameters
"Max Roll"
---------Max roll angle while return to home, 20 to 40 degree
recommended.
"Max UP"
--------- Max pitch (up) angle while return to home, 20 to 40 degree
recommended.
"Max Down"
--------- Max pitch (down) angle while return to home, 20 to 35
degree recommended
"Elevate Angle"
--------- Level flight’s elevate angle, 3 to 15 degree recommended.
Please adjust this value while pitch up or down to have level flight
even the stick is back to center.
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"RTH Throttle"
---------Return to home throttle
（
%
）
"AUTO Throttle"
---------The autopilot will use the throttle value of level flight
automatically as return to home throttle. (Default)
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"Safe Speed"
--------- Minimum speed of return to home
（
when speed is less than
the certain value, it will accelerate throttle in proportion to avoid lost
while being upwind.
）
"Safe Height"
---------Safe Height
（
The minimum height of return to home, 80 to
200 m recommended.
）
"Throttle Safe"
---------Throttle Safe
（
When distance and height are less than 30m,
for safety concern, there is no throttle output under RTH Mode.
）
Set OSD Parameters
"Big Letters"
---------Size of the characters selection
"Show Lat-long"
---------Show longitude and altitude
"AD Calibrate"
---------Battery voltage calibration
"OSD Pattern"
---------OSD interface selection
（
Simple:Show home angle and voltage only
）
（
Default:Normal interface
）
（
Fighter:HUD interface
）
（
ALL Info:Show all attitude information
）
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