- Unsuccessful pairing after powering on the drone.

- Successfully paired / Searching for GPS signals.

- GPS signal search successful.

- Successfully exited GPS mode.

- Entered first stage of Low Voltage RTH (Return to Home).

- Entered second stage of Low Voltage RTH.

- Weak GPS signal.
                           → (1) Ensure you're operating in an area with strong GPS reception.
                           → (2) For indoor operations, short press the GPS button to exit GPS mode.
(See page 22)

- The drone battery is low.
                           → Recharge the battery.

- The compass isn’t calibrated (status indicator flashes yellow).
                           → Conduct a compass calibration. For step-by-step instructions, refer to the “Compass Calibration” section in the manual.
(See page 19)

- GPS signal instability near buildings or obstructions.
                           → Operate the drone in open spaces free from obstructions.

- Compass interference.
                           → (1) Manually land the drone and recalibrate the compass.
                           → (2) Try flying in a different area, away from buildings, power lines, and signal towers.

- Drone malfunction or crash impact.
                           → Calibrate on a flat surface: push both sticks to the bottom right corner until drone lights become steady.

- Unstable air pressure or poor optical flow condition.
                           → Consider flying in a more suitable environment. (See page 37)

- Propeller deformation or damage.
                           → Replace with new propellers. (See page 1)

- The map is not pre-loaded.
                           → Load the map in the app ahead of time using mobile data or a WiFi network with internet access.

- The drone is flying too low.
                           → Only use this function when flying at altitudes of 49ft or above.