Parrot Anafi Thermal User Guide v2
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To calibrate the sensors, power on the drone, connect it to the FreeFlight 6 app, and navigate to the 'Calibration' section under settings. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the calibration process.
To maintain battery health, store the batteries in a cool, dry place, charge them between 20% and 80%, and avoid full discharges. Regularly update the drone's firmware to optimize battery performance.
Ensure both the drone and controller are fully charged, power cycle both devices, and check for interference from nearby devices. If issues persist, reset the Wi-Fi settings and attempt to reconnect.
Check for any physical obstructions or dirt on the camera lens. Restart the drone and ensure the latest firmware is installed. If problems persist, contact Parrot support for further assistance.
Regular maintenance should be conducted after every 10 flight hours. This includes checking for loose screws, inspecting propellers for damage, and cleaning the drone's exterior and sensors.
Ensure the propellers are correctly attached and undamaged. Perform a gyroscope calibration via the FreeFlight 6 app, and check for any firmware updates that may address stability issues.
The Parrot Anafi Thermal Drone is not waterproof. Avoid flying in rainy or wet conditions to prevent damage to the drone's electronics and camera systems.
Ensure the latest firmware is installed, regularly calibrate the sensors, use fully charged batteries, and fly in optimal weather conditions with minimal wind for best performance.
Connect the drone to the FreeFlight 6 app, and follow the prompts to check for available updates. If an update is available, follow the on-screen instructions to download and install it.
Use a protective carrying case to transport the drone. Ensure the propellers are removed or secured, and the battery is stored separately to prevent accidental activation during transport.