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Home screen

Button Description

Return to the home page

View and edit the photos and videos that you have downloaded

Autel Online Store (under development)

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Status of the camera connection

Your aircraft model

Start First Person View (FPV)


First person view (FPV)


Button or Graphic Description

Settings Access flight control, remote controller, video link, aircraft battery, gimbal, and general settings

Remote Controller Signal Displays the strength of the remote controller signal Tap to open the remote controller settings

Video Link Signal Displays the signal strength of the Wi-Fi Video Link (X-Star) or HD video streaming (X-Star Premium) between the aircraft and the remote controller Tap to open the video link settings

Advanced Camera Settings Access photo settings, video settings, and camera settings

Camera Settings Choose automatic or manual settings for ISO, shutter speed, and EV

Record video Tap to start or stop recording as well as access video settings

Take a photo Tap to take a photo or access photo settings Select a shooting mode (Single Shot, Burst Shooting, AEB, or Time Lapse) from photo settings This button will change in appearance depending on your shooting mode selections

Pitch Control Control the camera pitch movement Displays the camera pitch angle indicator in the upper right corner

Map Split Screen Displays map in bottom left corner Tap to switch to the map view in FPV

Distance Horizontal distance between the aircraft and the home point

Altitude Altitude of the aircraft relative to the home point level

Flight Speed Current flying speed of the aircraft
Flight Status Arrow indicates the tilt angle of the aircraft’s nose Colored ring indicates the current battery level of the aircraft: - Green bar is present when there is abundant battery
- Yellow bar indicates Low Battery and you should let your aircraft Go Home
- Red bar means Critical Low Battery and the aircraft will land onsite

Remaining Flight Time The remaining time aircraft can be flown based on battery level

Battery Level The current battery level of the aircraft

Starpoint Positioning System The distance between the surface and the Starpoint Positioning System sensors This button is highlighted only when the Starpoint Positioning System is in a working state


Flight control settings

Button Description
Compass Calibration Initialize a Compass Calibration.
Beginner Mode Enable or disable Beginner Mode. This mode has a fixed maximum flight altitude (30 meters), distance (100 meters), and speed (horizontal: 6 meters/s, ascent: 3 meters/s, descent: 1 meters/s). These limitations help to keep your flight safe when you are learning how to fly.
Flight Speed

Set limits for the aircraft’s ascent, descent, and horizontal speed when Beginner Mode is disabled.
Altitude and Distance Limit Set a maximum altitude and a maximum distance for your flight when Beginner Mode is disabled to protect the aircraft from losing the signal or flying out of sight. When these limits are enabled, the aircraft cannot fly outside the preset boundaries under GPS mode. In non-GPS mode, the aircraft is only restricted to the preset altitude limit. The distance limit in non-GPS mode may vary depending on the regulations and laws in different areas and countries. In GPS mode, the maximum altitude is set to 120 meters and the maximum distance is set to 800 meters by default.
Go Home Altitude Set a safe altitude for your aircraft to Go Home automatically in case of an emergency.
When you set the Go Home altitude, the aircraft will adjust to the value you selected before returning to the home point. The default Go Home altitude is 30 meters.



Advanced Settings
Button Description
Enable ATTI Mode

Activate ATTI mode using the switch on the remote controller This mode is disabled by default to prevent accidental disabling of GPS mode.
Front LED Indicator Lights

Toggle the two red LED indicators at the front of the aircraft on or off These LEDs help you to identify the aircraft’s nose direction during flight.
Starpoint Positioning System

Enable or disable the Starpoint Positioning System
Flight Data Recorder Tap Format to clear all of your flight data


Remote controller settings

The Remote Controller Settings screen gives you access to these settings: Gimbal Pitch Dial Sensitivity, RC Binding, RC Calibration, Command Stick Mode, and RC Language Setting.

TIP: You can also access this screen by tapping on the General Information Bar.

Button

 Description
Gimbal Pitch Dial Sensitivity

Adjust the sensitivity of the Gimbal Pitch Dial on the remote controller
RC Binding Pair the remote controller and aircraft When you replace any devices (e.g., aircraft, gimbal, or remote controller), you must rebind the remote controller and the aircraft by holding the RC Binding Button on the aircraft and this Bind button consecutively.
RC Calibration

Calibrate the remote controller's Left Command Stick, Right Command Stick, and Gimbal Pitch Dial

You only need to calibrate your remote controller when using it for the first time or after your remote controller has been replaced.

Command Stick Mode

 Choose which command stick mode (Mode 1, 2, or 3) you prefer to control the aircraft

RC Language Setting  Choose your preferred language for use on the LCD Flight Information Panel


Wi-Fi settings


  • You can rename the Wi-Fi SSID and reset the password on this screen
  • Do not use spaces in the SSID or Wi-Fi password


Aircraft battery settings


  • You can also enter this section by tapping  on the Aircraft Status Bar. This function allows you to view the current battery level and other information. Low Battery Warning and Critical Low Battery Warning settings are also available on this screen.
  • For your safety, the Low Battery Warning cannot be set below 25% which is the minimum battery level for Go Home. Also, the Critical Low Battery warning cannot be set below 12.5% which is the minimum battery level for landing.


Gimbal settings


Button Description
Gimbal Mode Choose a working mode for your gimbal: - FPV Mode synchronizes the camera gimbal movements with the aircraft to provide a real-time video piloting experience from a first-person view
- Stabilized Mode enables stabilized camera tilting control for creative aerial photography
Gimbal Calibration Gimbal calibration helps to keep the gimbal level and steady for smooth photographing and filming. Before tapping, make sure your aircraft is level and nothing is obstructing the gimbal’s range of motion. Tap Calibrate to start an automatic calibration of the gimbal.
Adjust Gimbal Roll

You can adjust the gimbal roll slightly while watching the camera view to find the best angle for your photography.
Default Gimbal Angle

The gimbal angle is set to 0° by default. You can set the gimbal angle between 0° and 90°. Use this shortcut to change the gimbal tilt angle:

  • Tap Forward to face the camera forward horizontally
  • Tap Default and the gimbal will come back to the default angle you set
  • Tap Downward to face the camera downward vertically

General settings

Button Description
Parameter Units Choose Imperial or Metric as your preferred unit system
Voice Prompt Enable or disable the voice prompt
Tutorial Display or hide tips that appear before your operation



Map

Button Description
Show Flight Route Display or hide your flight route on the map
Calibrate Coordinates (For Mainland China) Enable or disable the map calibration
Background Caching Enable or disable map caching in the background
Clear Flight Route Clear your flight route on the map
Firmware Version Display the firmware version of different components
About Display the version of the Starlink App

Camera settings


Button Description

Mode

 Choose between single shot, burst mode, or time lapse
Size Change the picture ratio to 4:3 or 16:9
Format Choose between JPG, DNG, or JPG+DNG
Style Shoot photos in landscape, soft, or custom
WB Set the white balance to auto, sunny, cloudy, incandescent, neon, or custom
Color

Change photo colors to vivid, black and white, art, film, beach, dream, classic, or nostalgia

Video settings


Button Description

Resolution

 Choose 4K/30fps, 1080p/120fps, or 720p/240fps
Standard Choose NTSC or PAL
Format Choose MOV or MP4
Style Shoot films in standard, landscape, or soft modes
WB Set the white balance to sunny, cloudy, incandescent, neon, or custom
Color
Change the video color to vivid, B&W, art, film, beach, dream, classic, and nostalgia

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