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DJI Phantom 1 & FC40 setup – Getting Started Guide

TX ﬁrst could cause your FC40 to go into "return to home" or "failsafe" mode, which would

cause it to ﬂy on it's own!

Orientation – learning not to panic or lose your Phantom!

Once you are familiar with the basics, you'll likely start ﬂying further away from your home

point. It's easy to lose orientation at distance, so you should check and conﬁrm that your

"Home Lock" function works correctly. Some pilots also like to test their RTH (failsafe – return

to home) function, although you should not do this without knowing how the modes work. For

example, don't activate RTH when the quadcopter is close to you or close to the ground.

Become familiar with these functions in the manual and test them in a large ﬁeld. You should

also become VERY familiar with ATTI mode (it's non-GPS semi-manual control) – use of this

mode may allow you to save your quadcopter if the GPS or compass malfunctions.

FC40 Camera – the use of the camera and app is simple – the DJI quickstart guide explains

the settings and various error and status codes. You should have a printed copy in your DJI

box – if you prefer an electronic version, you can download it at the DJI support page:

http://www.dji.com/product/phantom-fc40/download

This relatively short guide should get you started. Although some of the instructions seem

complicated, they will soon become second nature to DJI pilots. Refer to your manuals,

helpful videos and other sources of information to continue your piloting education.

Note – Course Lock was mentioned above – as not being used much by most pilots. However,

if you want a demonstration of how it works, see the video below.

One particular use of Home Lock might be to have your quadcopter following alongside of a

runner or bike headed straight away from you – whilst still having the camera lock on him or

her from the side.