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Switching to Auto Follow mode
Presentation of the flight screen
Meaning of the colours of the auto follow frame
Default viewing angle and Perfect Side
Magic Dronies
Locking the screen
Exiting auto follow mode
Switching to auto framing mode
Presentation of the flight screen
Meaning of the colours of the auto framing frame
Locking the screen
Exiting auto framing mode
.......................................................................................................59Flight Plan
The FreeFlight Pro app is compatible with the following drones:
· Parrot Bebop Drone v3.3.0 and later
· Parrot Bebop 2 v3.9.0 and later
· Parrot Discov1.0.5 and later
The FreeFlight Pro app is compatible with Parrot Skycontroller v1.7.4 and later, and Parrot
Skycontroller 2 v1.0.2 and later.
NB: Before each use, make sure your drone and your controller are up-to-date. For more
information, go to the Update section.
Smartphones
The FreeFlight Pro app is compatible with the following versions:
· Android 4.3 and up
· iOS 8 and up
Follow Me GPS & Visual tracking
Follow Me GPS & Visual tracking is compatible with Parrot Bebop 2 v4.0 and higher.
Before using this option, ensure that your smartphone has a working GPS.
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Getting started
Connecting a drone and a smartphone
If you are connecting to your drone for the first time:
1. In the FreeFlight Pro app, tap .
> The list of drones detected by the app appears.
2. Select your drone.
> The live return video feed is displayed in the app's FLY&FILM window. You are connected
to your drone.
If the app does not detect any drones:
1. Go into your smartphone's Wi-Fi settings.
> A list of the Wi-Fi devices around you appears.
2. Select your drone.
3. Open the FreeFlight Pro app.
> You are connected to your drone.
If you are already connected to the drone:
1. On your smartphone, turn on the Wi-Fi function.
2. Open the FreeFlight Pro app.
3. Place your Parrot drone on a flat surface.
4. Turn on your Parrot drone.
> The app recognises the drone and automatically connects to it.
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Once connected to your drone you can:
· Adjust the flight settings
· Adjust the image settings
· Updating your drone
· Updating your Parrot Skycontroller 2
· View your flights
· Download your photos and videos onto your smartphone
· Fly (NB: you cannot fly the Parrot Disco with a smartphone. To do this, we recommend you
use a Parrot Skycontroller 2.)
· Launch a Flight Plan
· Launch Follow Me
Connecting a drone and a Parrot
Skycontroller
Parrot Skycontroller
You cannot use the Parrot Skycontroller to fly the Parrot Disco.
1. Place your Parrot drone on a flat surface.
2. Turn on your Parrot drone.
3. Turn on the Parrot Skycontroller.
4. Wait until the Parrot Skycontroller beeps.
> The Parrot Skycontroller is connected to the drone.
5. On your smartphone, turn on the Wi-Fi function and open the FreeFlight Pro app.
6. Tap .
> The list of detected devices appears.
7. Select your Parrot Skycontroller.
You are connected.
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Parrot Skycontroller 2
1. Place your Parrot drone on a flat surface.
2. Turn on your Parrot drone.
3. Attach your smartphone to the Parrot Skycontroller 2's holder.
4. Turn on your Parrot Skycontroller 2.
5. Use a USB cable to connect your Parrot Skycontroller 2 to your smartphone.
> The FreeFlight Pro application launches automatically.
6. Wait until the light on the controller turns green.
7. The Parrot Skycontroller 2 is connected to the drone.
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Flying
Flying a Parrot Bebop Drone or a Parrot
Bebop 2
With a smartphone
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Piloting screen
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Access the settings
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Recording resolution: Full HD (1080p) or HD (720p) NB: define the recording resolution
in the settings. When you record a video in 1080p, the live return video feed is 480p.
When you record a video in 720p, the live return video feed is 720p.
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Video recording time
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Return home
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Pre-programmed manoeuvre
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Take a photo
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Switch to map mode to see the position of the drone on a map
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Drone speed
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Drone altitude
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Distance of the drone relative to its take off point
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Land
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Wi-Fi signal strength
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Drone battery level
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Switch to FPV mode NB: when you switch to FPV mode, the video automatically
switches to HD (720p).
If you're flying a Parrot Bebop Drone or a Parrot Bebop 2 (default mode):
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Default piloting mode
Left joystic k
Right joystick
Go up
Go forward
Go down
Go bac kward
Rotate right
Move right
Rotate left
Move left
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With a Parrot Skycontroller alone
You can use a Parrot Skycontroller or a Parrot Skycontroller 2 to fly the Parrot Bebop Drone
and the Parrot Bebop 2.
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The default commands are as follows:
Left joystic k
Right joystick
Go up
Go forward
Go down
Go bac kward
Rotate left
Move left
Rotate right
Move right
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With a Parrot Skycontroller and a smartphone
You can use a Parrot Skycontroller or a Parrot Skycontroller 2 and a smartphone to fly the
Parrot Bebop Drone and the Parrot Bebop 2.
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Piloting screen
1
Access the settings
2
Recording resolution: Full HD (1080p) or HD (720p) NB: define the recording resolution
in the settings. When you record a video in 1080p, the live return video feed is 480p.
When you record a video in 720p, the live return video feed is 720p.
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Video recording time
4
Return home
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Pre-programmed manoeuvres
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Take a photo
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Switch to smartphone piloting
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Radar. The radar shows the position of the drone relative to the Parrot Skycontroller.
Point your Parrot Skycontroller towards the drone for a better Wi-Fi connection.
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Switch to map mode to see the position of the drone on a map. NB: to use this feature,
your smartphone must be connected to the internet.
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Drone speed
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Drone altitude
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Distance of the drone relative to its take off point
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Battery level of Parrot Skycontroller 2
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Wi-Fi signal strength
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Drone battery level
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Switch to FPV mode
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Default piloting mode
Left joystic k
Right joystick
Go up
Go forward
Go down
Go bac kward
Rotate left
Move left
Rotate right
Move right
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Flying a Parrot Disco
With a Parrot Skycontroller 2 alone
NB: The Parrot Disco is not compatible with the Parrot Skycontroller 1.
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Left joystic k
Right joystick
Accelerate
Go down
Slow down
Go up
Left orbital standb y mode
Turn left
Right orbital standby mode
Turn right
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With a Parrot Skycontroller 2 and a smartphone
NB: The Parrot Disco is not compatible with the Parrot Skycontroller 1.
To control the Parrot Disco with a Parrot Skycontroller 2 and a smartphone, the smartphone
must be connected to the Parrot Skycontroller 2 via a USB cable.
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Piloting screen
1
Access the settings
2
Recording resolution: Full HD (1080p) or HD (720p) NB: define the recording resolution
in the settings. When you record a video in 1080p, the live return video feed is 480p.
When you record a video in 720p, the live return video feed is 720p.
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Video recording time
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Switch to right or left stationary flight
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Take a photo
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Switch to smartphone piloting
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Radar. The radar shows the position of the drone relative to the Parrot Skycontroller 2.
Point your Parrot Skycontroller 2 towards the drone for a better Wi-Fi connection.
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Switch to map mode to see the position of the drone on a map
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Drone speed
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Drone altitude
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Distance of the drone relative to its take off point
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Battery level of Parrot Skycontroller 2
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Wi-Fi signal strength
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Battery level of the Parrot Disco
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Switch to FPV mode
Use the Parrot Skycontroller 2's smartphone holder to attach your smartphone to the
controller.
Use the Parrot Skycontroller 2's controls to take off, land and direct your drone.
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Default piloting mode
Left joystic k
Right joystick
Accelerate
Go down
Slow down
Go up
Left orbital standb y mode
Turn left
Right orbital standby mode
Turn right
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Settings
General settings
Use your smartphone to directly define your drone's settings.
Accessing the general settings
In the FreeFlight Pro app, go to FLY & FILM and tap the icon (Settings) in the upper left of
your screen.
The settings are displayed.
For each of these settings, tap Reset in the upper right of the screen to return to the default
configuration.
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Piloting settings
Pitch mode
Change the direction of the pitch of the Parrot Disco (by default, right joystick on the Parrot
Skycontroller 2).
Normal: when you press the right joystick on the Parrot Skycontroller 2 upwards, the Parrot
Disco goes down, and when you press downwards, the Parrot Disco goes up.
Reversed: when you press the right joystick on the Parrot Skycontroller 2 upwards, the Parrot
Disco goes up, and when you press downwards, the Parrot Disco goes down.
Loiter direction
Determine the direction of circles made by the Parrot Disco while hovering.
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Loiter altitude
Determine the hovering altitude of the Parrot Disco.
NB: you cannot change the hovering altitude after take off (50 meters).
Position, Distances and Limits
Sensors
Flat Trim resets the accelerometer and indicates the horizontal position to it. Make a Flat trim
before each flight. To do this, connect to your drone, lay it on a flat surface and tap Flat Trim.
Calibration
Tap Calibrate to calibrate your drone. Follow the instructions on your smartphone screen to
calibrate your drone.
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Max altitude
Set the maximum altitude of your drone in flight.
Min altitude
Set the minimum altitude of your drone in flight. This feature is only available for the Parrot
Disco.
Max distance
Define the maximum distance between the drone and Parrot Skycontroller 2.
Geo-Fence
Enable or disable the geo-fence. If the geo-fence is on, the drone will turn around once it's
boundary (Max distance) is reached.
If the geo-fence is off and your drone exceeds the maximum distance, the distance on the
screen of your smartphone is displayed in red and the Parrot Skycontroller 2 vibrates.
Return home
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GPS signal
This section shows the quality of the GPS signal of the drone, the Parrot Skycontroller 2 and
whether or not the return home point is stored.
NB: Do not fly your drone if the Return Home position is not set. Your drone will not be able
to automatically return to its starting point.
Return time after disconnection
During the flight, in case of connection loss, the drone automatically returns to its starting
position after a certain time period (10 seconds by default). Set this time in this section. If
you're fly a Parrot Disco, it is recommended that you set this delay to 0 seconds.
Network settings
Network
Change the name of your drone's Wi-Fi network. Tap WPA2 to set a password for your drone's
Wi-Fi network.
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