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1

e eyes of your Bebop! A new and immersive flying exp

User guide

2 Table of Contents

Table of Contents ............................................................................................................... 2

About this manual ............................................................................................................. 6

Overview ............................................................................................................................ 7

Main features ..................................................................................................................... 8

DISPLAY INFORMATION ............................................................................................... 8

COMPATIBILITY ............................................................................................................. 9

Auriga Anafi home page ................................................................................................ 10

Run Auriga Anafi ....................................................................................................... 10

Connection ............................................................................................................... 10

Calibrations ................................................................................................................ 11

Photos and Videos gallery ....................................................................................... 11

Photos and Videos manager. .................................................................................. 12

User Guide ................................................................................................................. 12

Flight data .................................................................................................................. 12

Flight buttons ............................................................................................................. 13

Main Menu ....................................................................................................................... 14

Main settings .................................................................................................................... 15

Return to home (RTH)................................................................................................ 16

Return delay time ...................................................................................................... 16

Minimun altitude ....................................................................................................... 16

End behavior ............................................................................................................. 16

Hovering altitude ....................................................................................................... 16

Return position ........................................................................................................... 16

RTH for low battery .................................................................................................... 16

LOW BATTERY WARNING ........................................................................................... 16

Warning threshold ..................................................................................................... 16

UNITS ........................................................................................................................... 16

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AUDIO MESSAGES ..................................................................................................... 16

GIMBAL RESET ANGLE ............................................................................................... 16

PRECISE HOME ........................................................................................................... 16

HAND LAUNCH .......................................................................................................... 16

Display settings ................................................................................................................ 17

Warnings .................................................................................................................... 17

HUD ............................................................................................................................. 17

HUD 3D depth ............................................................................................................ 17

HUD color ................................................................................................................... 17

Opacity ...................................................................................................................... 17

GRID ........................................................................................................................... 17

Profile settings .................................................................................................................. 18

GIMBAL ....................................................................................................................... 19

Horizon ........................................................................................................................ 19

Camera tilt speed ..................................................................................................... 19

SAFETY ........................................................................................................................ 19

FLIGHT ......................................................................................................................... 19

DEFAULT ...................................................................................................................... 20

Horizon ........................................................................................................................ 20

Camera tilt speed ..................................................................................................... 20

Banked turn ............................................................................................................... 20

Inclination................................................................................................................... 20

Vertical speed ........................................................................................................... 20

Rotation speed .......................................................................................................... 20

WiFi settings ...................................................................................................................... 21

Mode .......................................................................................................................... 21

WiFi Band ................................................................................................................... 21

Location ..................................................................................................................... 21

WiFi Channel .............................................................................................................. 21

Photo & video settings ..................................................................................................... 23

PHOTO ........................................................................................................................ 23

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Single .......................................................................................................................... 23

Pano ........................................................................................................................... 23

Selecting the “Bracketing” mode opens three options: ....................................... 23

360°° ..................................................................................................................... 23

180°H .................................................................................................................... 23

180°V .................................................................................................................... 23

Burst ............................................................................................................................ 23

Bracket ....................................................................................................................... 23

Timelapse ................................................................................................................... 24

GPS Lapse .................................................................................................................. 24

VIDEO ......................................................................................................................... 24

Standard .................................................................................................................... 24

Cinema ...................................................................................................................... 24

HyperLps ..................................................................................................................... 24

Slow- Mot ................................................................................................................... 24

High-FR ....................................................................................................................... 25

Framerate .................................................................................................................. 25

Auto record ............................................................................................................... 25

PRO IMAGING SETTING ............................................................................................. 25

Shutter ........................................................................................................................ 25

ISO ............................................................................................................................... 25

HDR ............................................................................................................................. 25

CAMERA ..................................................................................................................... 26

Lossless zoom only ..................................................................................................... 26

STYLE ........................................................................................................................... 26

Natural ........................................................................................................................ 26

P-Log ........................................................................................................................... 26

Pastel .......................................................................................................................... 26

Intense ........................................................................................................................ 26

Anti-flickering ............................................................................................................. 26

SKY3 settings .................................................................................................................... 27

R1 BUTTON .................................................................................................................. 27

L1 BUTTON .................................................................................................................. 27

R1+L1 BUTTONS .......................................................................................................... 28

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STICK MODES ............................................................................................................. 29

Diagnostic ........................................................................................................................ 30

BATTERY ...................................................................................................................... 31

MOTORS ..................................................................................................................... 31

GIMBAL ....................................................................................................................... 31

Calibration error. ....................................................................................................... 31

Communication error. .............................................................................................. 31

Overload error. .......................................................................................................... 31

Critical error. .............................................................................................................. 32

Single View Interface ...................................................................................................... 33

HUD FULL .................................................................................................................... 33

.................................................................................................................................... 33

HUD display ................................................................................................................ 34

HUD Minimal .............................................................................................................. 35

HUD None .................................................................................................................. 35

Options menu .................................................................................................................. 36

FPV interface .................................................................................................................... 37

Headtracking mode ........................................................................................................ 38

3D HUD effect ............................................................................................................ 38

Option Menu ............................................................................................................. 38

VR view calibration ................................................................................................... 40

Image resizing ............................................................................................................ 40

Vertical position ......................................................................................................... 40

Eye spacing ............................................................................................................... 40

Recommendations .......................................................................................................... 41

6 About this manual Read entirely at least once: it answers most questions that most users

encounter when they user the Auriga Anafi software application.

Refer to the Parrot user manual for more information regarding the use of

the Parrot devices and about features details.

Although every effort has been made to ensure the information and data

contained in these User Instructions is correct, no rights can be derived from the

contents.

Auriga Software disclaim all warranties with regard to the information provided

in these instructions.

In no event shall Auriga Software be liable for any special, indirect or

consequential damages whatsoever resulting from loss of use, data or profits,

whether in action of contract, negligence or other tortious action, arising out of

or in connection with the use of the information provided in these User

Instructions.

7 Overview

The Auriga Anafi applications is a first person viewer software

designed for Parrot Anafi drones.

Auriga Anafi app allows you an addictive and enjoyable

flying experience placing yourself in the "pilot’s seat" of your

drone.

By Auriga interface you will be able to control all the flight

parameters through an innovative HUD display and a more immersive feeling

through the FPV camera Head Tracking feature.

8 Main features On Screen Display.

3D HUD display (FPV headset mode only).

FPV Headset view for VR goggles.

Camera Head Tracking features (FPV headset mode only)

Audio warning messages.

Flight Data.

Display settings.

Profile settings.

WiFi settings – FCC feature

Photo/video settings.

Skycontroller3 buttons and modes configuration.

Precise Home.

Hand Launch.

Photos and Videos Gallery

Diagnostic

Return to Home features

Low battery warning threshold

PRO imaging setting

Camera setting

P-Log

Framing grid

DISPLAY INFORMATION

Full/Minimal/none views.

Map view.

Anafi drone Battery Status by circular progress bar.

Skycontroller 3 Battery Status by circular progress bar.

Wifi Signal Strength by circular progress bar.

SD Memory Storage by circular progress bar.

HUD display for:

- Speed slide bar.

- Altitude slide bar.

- Antenna pointer indicator.

- Camera indicator.

- Artificial Gyroscope Horizon.

- Drone directional icon.

- Flight Time.

- Zoom status.

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- Altitude Above Sea Level.

- Satellites indicator.

COMPATIBILITY

Auriga ANAFI software is compatible with the following Parrot devices:

Skycontroller 3 (MFi compliant)

Parrot Anafi

Parrot Anafi FPV

Parrot Anafi Extended

Not all the features described in this manual are yet available for the iOS version.

10 Auriga Anafi home page

Run Auriga Anafi

To run Auriga Anafi application tap on this icon on your smartphone:

The home page is displayed:

Connection

Connect the Skycontroller 3 to your smartphone by USB port. Turn on your Anafi and

wait for connection.

Once they are connected, the two windows: ANAFI and SKYCONTROLLER 3

become clear and the devices data are displayed:

SERIAL Drone and controller serial numbers

HW Hardware release

FW Firmware release

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Calibrations On the home page there are 3 buttons for the following calibration features:

Tap on the proper device icon to calibrate the device and follow the instructions.

If the calibration becomes needed for these devices, the proper icon turns red.

Photos and Videos gallery

Tap on this icon to enter in the Photos and Videos gallery (Android version)

Select by the two switches to show Video or Photo miniatures:

and tap on video or photo miniature to preview.

Anafi drone magnetometer calibration.

Camera gimbal calibration.

Skycontroller 3 calibration.

Videos

Photos

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Photos and Videos manager.

Tap on this icon to enter in the Photos and Videos manager.

User Guide

Tap on this icon to download the User Guide of the application (needs an

internet connection).

Flight data

Tap on this icon to enter in the Flight data report.

Back

k Select all

Download

Delete

Select the photos or videos to delete from drone or to download in your phone.

The files will be saved in the DCIM/AurigAnafi folder of your phone.

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This report page shows the main data of your flights for:

Last flight;

Absolute;

Totals.

On this page there is also the map with the waypoint of your last flight position.

Flight buttons

On the right of the home page there are the two buttons to select the flight mode

interfaces:

Tap on this button to select the single mode flight interface.

Tap on this button to select the FPV mode flight interface for

VR headset.

14 Main Menu

(iOS version)

(Android version)

You can set your preferences for the following settings:

Main settings;

Display settings;

Profile settings;

WiFi settings;

Photo video settings;

SKY3 settings.

Diagnostic. (Android only)

15 Main settings The Main Settings menu is shown below:

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Return to home (RTH)

By this option you can set:

Return delay time

Set the waiting time before automatic RTH for loss signal connection.

Minimun altitude

Set the minimal altitude for RTH.

End behavior

Set the RTH end behavior: Hovering or landing.

Hovering altitude

Set the altitude for RTH hovering behavior.

Return position

Set the Return to Home position: Take-off or Pilot (Skycontroller) point.

RTH for low battery

Enable this option for the automatic Return to Home in case of low battery. (low

battery’s threshold to be set as below).

LOW BATTERY WARNING

By this option you can set the threshold for low battery warning and for automatic

return to home in case of this condition.

Warning threshold

Set the warning threshold from 10% to 40% for low battery warning and for automatic

return to home in case of this condition.

UNITS

Select the preferred navigation system units: metric (Km/h,– mt) or imperial (mph,ft).

AUDIO MESSAGES

Enable/disable the audio warning messages.

GIMBAL RESET ANGLE

Set the angle of camera’s gimbal for “optic reset” command on skycontroller3.

PRECISE HOME

Enable/disable Precise Home feature.

HAND LAUNCH

Enable/disable hand launch feature.

17 Display settings

Warnings

Enable/disable warning and tips messages on the top line of the flight interfaces.

HUD

The Head-Up Display (HUD) is overlaid on the feed video of the drone Anafi.

By this option you can set:

HUD 3D depth

Set the depth of 3D effect for the HUD in the FPV mode (FPV mode only)

HUD color

Set the color of the HUD (this setting is available also in the flight options menu).

Opacity

This slide bar allows you to adjust the preferred opacity of the HUD display.

GRID

By this option you can show on the screen the framing grid: None / 3x3 / 6x6

18 Profile settings Profile settings allows you to define, and save, four different flight setting profiles:

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All these profiles have pre-set settings, you can change them as you prefer.

For each profile you can pre-set the following features:

GIMBAL

SAFETY

FLIGHT

GIMBAL

By this pre-set you can set the camera gimbal features as:

Horizon

Fixed or Dynamic

Camera tilt speed

By this slide bar you set the vertical speed of the gimbal camera.

SAFETY

By this pre-set you can set the Geofence safety features:

Geofence: Enable/disable

When the Geofence is activated, Anafi will automatically stop when it reaches

the maximum altitude or the maximum distance you have selected.

FLIGHT

By this pre-set you can set the flight pre-sets as:

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Banked turn: Enable/disable

Vertical speed

By this slide bar you set the vertical speed of the drone.

Rotation speed

By this slide bar you set the rotation speed of the drone.

Inclination

By this slide bar you set the inclination (speed) of the drone.

DEFAULT

Tap on “DEFAULT” button to reset all preferences as default:

Horizon

FIXED / DYNAMIC (DV: FIXED for FILM & SPORT; DYNAMIC for CINEMATIC & RACING)

Camera tilt speed

2°/s to 180°/s (DV: 10°/s for FILM & CINEMATIC; 20°/s for SPORT & RACING)

Banked turn

NO / YES (DV: YES for FILM, CINEMATIC & RACING; NO for SPORT)

Inclination

1°/s to 40°/s (DV: 10°/s for FILM; 20°/s for CINEMATIC; 25°/s for SPORT & RACING)

Vertical speed

0.1m/s to 4m/s (DV: 1m/s for FILM; 2m/s for SPORT; 2.5m/s for CINEMATIC; 3m/s for

RACING)

Rotation speed

3°/s to 200°/s (DV: 10°/s for FILM; 20°/s for SPORT & CINEMATIC; 40°/s for RACING),

21 WiFi settings WiFi settings let you change your Anafi’s WiFi network:

Mode Select Indoor or outdoor mode.

(On indoor mode GPS warning is disabled)

WiFi Band Select WiFi band: 2,4 Ghz, 5Ghz or AUTO.

Location Select here your country. The USA selection enables FCC mode and icon

appears in the upper right corner of the flight interface.

WiFi Channel Select the WiFi channel.

Check for potential restrictions regarding the use of Wi-Fi frequencies in

the area where you are intending to fly.

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23 Photo & video settings Photo & video settings allows you to set photo and video features.

PHOTO

In this section you can set the Photo modes: Single, Pano, Burst, Timelapse, GPS

Lapse.

Single

When in photo mode the “Single” is selected the shutter button of the HUD appears

as a full white circle.

When this option has been selected, on the shutter button of the HUD is displayed

“Single”.

Pano

Selecting the “Panorama” mode opens three options:

360°°

180°H

180°V

The generation of a panorama, regardless of its format, implies three phases:

- collecting the pictures, in flight;

- downloading the pictures from to your device;

- stitching the pictures together to create the panorama, on your device,

through the gallery of FreeFlight 6 or for a Panorama image generation

software.

Burst

In “Burst” mode, the screen flashes white then freezes briefly in black and white to

confirm 14 pictures have been taken in the span of 1 second. The number to the left

of the soft shutter button of the HUD is increased by 14.

Bracket

Selecting the “Bracketing” mode opens three options:

3 photos (-1 EV, +0.0 EV, +1 EV),

5 photos (-2 EV to +2 EV)

7 photos (-3 EV to +3 EV).

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When this option has been selected, on the shutter button of the HUD is displayed

“Bracket”.

Timelapse

Select the "Time Lapse" mode and adjust by the slide bar "Timelapse interval" the

preferred time between each photo shots.

When this option has been selected, on the shutter button of the HUD is displayed

“T Lapse”.

GPS Lapse

Select the "GPS Lapse" mode and adjust by the slide bar "GPSlapse interval" the

preferred distance between each photo shots.

When this option has been selected, on the shutter button of the HUD is displayed

“GPS Lps”.

VIDEO

In this section you can set the recording modes: Standard, Cinema, Hyperlapse,

slow motion, High frame.

Standard

When this option has been selected, on the record button of the HUD the time is

displayed as “S 00:00”.

Cinema

Spectacular 4K cinema filming, at 24fps.

HyperLps

Select “Hyperlapse” mode and select by “Hyperlapse value” the preferred speed

factor (x15, x30, x60, x120, x240).

When this option has been selected, on the record button of the HUD the time is

displayed as “H 00:00”.

Slow- Mot

Slow-Motion 1080p:

filming at 48, 50 or 60fps, automatically slowed down by a factor of 2 (x0.5) and

exported at 24, 25 or 30fps.

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Slow-Motion 720p:

filming at 96, 100 or 120fps, automatically slowed down by a factor of 4 (x0.25) and

exported at 24, 25 or 30fps.

High-FR

High-Framerate: 1080p filming at 48, 50 or 60fps (ideal for post-processing) and

720p filming at 96, 100 or 120fps.

Framerate

select the preferred framerate (fps – frames per second) values:

24 – 25 - 30 fps.

Auto record

Enable/disable auto record for Anafi’s take-off.

PRO IMAGING SETTING

This section is designed to help you exploit manual settings and develop your filming

and photography styles.

Shutter

Shutter speed (s)

The “s” value refers to the time, in fraction of second, when the shutter stays open

to capture a still picture: it is called exposure time.

In Auto mode, selects the best shutter speed and ISO value couple, in real time,

depending on the scene and available light. In consequence, selecting a shutter

speed also deactivates the Auto ISO mode.

ISO

The ISO value refers to the sensitivity of the sensor. As we have seen, it is linked to the

shutter speed value: both sliders activate when you deactivate the “Auto” mode

and set a value for one, or for the other.

HDR

Enable/disable HDR.

When this option has been selected, on the HUD is displayed HDR logo. HDR is

available for 4K UHD, 2.7K and 1080p videos and JPEG photos only.

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CAMERA

Lossless zoom only

NO / YES (selecting “YES” blocks zoom in JPEG RECT).

STYLE

Selecting the “Style” mode opens four options:

Natural

P-Log

Pastel

Intense

Natural

The Natural Style is the default Style: it respects nature’s colors and tones.

P-Log

One alternative Style to Natural looking images (default value) can be selected for

both in the video mode, and in the photo mode. This alternative Style is called “P-

LOG”. It makes images a little less contrasted: P-LOG style is ideal for videos you want

to edit and process using professional grading tools and filters.

Pastel

Another alternative Style to Natural looking images (default value) can be selected

for both in the video mode, and in the photo mode. It is called “Pastel”. It makes

images less saturated, but it brings out their warmest tones

Intense

Another alternative Style to Natural looking images (default value) can be selected

for both in the video mode, and in the photo mode. It is called “Intense”. It makes

images more saturated and contrasted.

Anti-flickering

Anti-flickering: this setting and the associated technology aim at eliminating the

flicker effect which can arise due to some artificial lights. The “AUTO” option should

work for most users, but depending on your country, you can try other settings if you

feel bothered by a flicker effect on your device’s screen, your artificial light videos,

or both.

27 SKY3 settings SKY3 settings allows you to set the Skycontroller3 R1 and L1 buttons and sticks modes.

R1 BUTTON

Select your preferred function for this button:

Photo/Filming (Default);

Profile mode;

Start/Stop Cineshot;

Setting Menu;

Headtrack on/off

Video/Photo mode;

Optic reset.

L1 BUTTON

Select your preferred function for this button:

Optic reset (Default);

Photo/Filming;

Profile mode;

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Start/Stop Cineshot;

Setting Menu;

Headtrack on/off

Video/Photo mode.

R1+L1 BUTTONS

Set a function for single view mode only, for the button combination R1 + L1:

Setting Menu(Default);

Headtrack on/off;

Video/Photo mode;

Optic reset;

Photo/Filming;

Profile mode;

Start/Stop Cineshot.

In FPV mode the buttons combination R1 + L1 is set just as default (Setting Menu).

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STICK MODES

By this option you can set the SKY3 stick modes (android version):

Mode 1;

Mode 2 (Default);

Mode 3;

Mode 4;

Tap on the sticks mode to be select and confirm it.

The new mode will be shown on the SKY3 mode button.

30 Diagnostic This section shows the diagnostic data of the following drone’s devices:

Battery;

Motors;

Gimbal;

Connect the drone to show the diagnostic data.

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BATTERY

This section shows the battery data as:

Battery Serial Number

Current battery charge level

Current battery cycle count

Current battery state of health

MOTORS

This section shows an error that can occur on a motor.

GIMBAL

This section shows the Gimbal status for:

Calibration

Communication

Critical error

Overload

Calibration error.

May happen during manual or automatic calibration.

It means that the gimbal is currently inoperable and suggest to verify that nothing

currently hinders proper gimbal movement.

The device will retry calibration regularly; after several failed attempts, it will escalate

the current error to critical level, at which point the gimbal becomes inoperable until

both the issue is fixed and the device is restarted.

Communication error.

Communication with the gimbal is broken due to some unknown software and/or

hardware issue.

It means that the gimbal is currently inoperable.

The device will retry stabilization regularly; after several failed attempts, it will

escalate the current error to critical level, at which point the gimbal becomes

inoperable until both the issue is fixed and the device is restarted.

Overload error.

May happen during normal operation of the gimbal.

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It means that the gimbal is currently inoperable and suggest to verify that nothing

currently hinders proper gimbal movement.

The device will retry stabilization regularly; after several failed attempts, it will

escalate the current error to critical level, at which point the gimbal becomes

inoperable until both the issue is fixed and the device is restarted.

Critical error.

May occur at any time; in particular, occurs when any of the other errors persists

after multiple retries from the device.

It means that the gimbal has become completely inoperable until both the issue is

fixed and the device is restarted, as well as suggest to verify that nothing currently

hinders proper gimbal movement and that the gimbal is not damaged in any way.

33 Single View Interface

The single view interface is displayed:

HUD FULL

1. Head-up display HUD;

2. Anafi drone Battery Status by circular progress bar;

3. Skycontroller 3 Battery Status by circular progress bar;

4. Wifi Signal Strength by circular progress bar;

5. SD Memory Storage by circular progress bar;

6. Map view button;

7. Cineshots button.

8. Photo/Video mode button;

9. Photo shutter/Start-stop video recording button;

10. Back button;

11. Options menu button.

12. Warning messages.

On the homepage tap on this button to select the single mode

flight interface.

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HUD display

1. Speed slide bar.

2. Altitude slide bar.

3. Antenna pointer indicator.

4. Distance.

5. Camera Gimbal indicator.

6. Artificial Gyroscope Horizon.

7. Drone directional icon.

8. Flight Time.

9. Zoom status.

10. Altitude Above Sea Level.

11.Satellites indicator.

Note:

The pointer antenna indicator allows you to keep the antenna of the controller

properly pointed towards the drone. For this purpose keep the triangle as much as

possible in the middle of arc.

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HUD Minimal

The HUD minimal shall be selected in the option menu.

It allows you to view only the essential flight parameters.

In this view also warning messages are available.

HUD None

In this view just feed video and warning messages are available.

36 Options menu

Tap on options menu icon to display it:

1. HUD colors: Black/White/Green/Cyan/Yellow;

2. View interface mode: Full/Minimal/None;

3 Profile mode: Cinematic/Film/Rancing/Sport;

4. Cineshot mode: 360°L/360°R/Epic30/Epic60/Reveal30/Reveal60/Spiral30/Spiral60

5. Banked turn: ON/OFF

6. Adjusting of the selected imaging setting mode.

7. Imaging setting mode

8. White balance: AWB Auto/Sunny/Cloudy/Incandescent/Fluto/Shaded

9. Video/Photo mode

10. Video formats:1080p/2,7K/4K/4K DCI

Tap on the proper button to select your preferred option.

Tap on the back button to esc.

37 FPV interface FPV interface allows you an addictive and enjoyable flying experience in first person

viewer (FPV).

On FPV Headset mode are available the camera Head Tracking features (you are

able to move the drone’s camera by your head movements) and HUD display with

3D effect for an even more immersive feeling.

The VR headset interface is displayed:

The FPV headset flight interface is like the single one with the exception of:

In the left menu the MAP icon has been replaced by Profile mode icon and

Cineshots by RTH icon.

In the right menu the Photo/Video mode icon has been replaced by

headtracking icon:

On the homepage tap on this button to select the FPV mode

flight interface.

Headtracking mode disabled.

Headtracking mode enabled.

38 Headtracking mode Enabling the headtracking ON function allows the movement of the gimbal of the

Anafi camera through the vertical movement of your head.

Note:

In the profile settings page set the proper camera tilt speed for the best head

movement.

3D HUD effect

In the Display setting menu you can set the depth of 3D effect:

None (no 3D effect).

Low;

Medium;

High.

Option Menu

Press simultaneously the R1 and L1 buttons on the Skycontroller 3 to set the options

menu. The options menu appears:

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Move the left stick up/down on the Skycontroller 3 to move the marker selector (1)

to select the option.

Stop the marker selector on the option you have to change and move the right stick

left/right to scroll through the options.

Enable or disable headtracking mode by option (2).

Select the option (3) to calibrate the VR view for your headset.

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VR view calibration

Image resizing

Move the right stick up/down on the controller to resize the images.

Vertical position

Move the left stick up/down on the controller to move the images to the vertical

position.

Eye spacing

Move the left stick (left/right) on controller to adjust the eye spacing.

When the image is clear and the lines are aligned, press the R1+L1 buttons on the

Parrot Skycontroller 3 to esc.

41 Recommendations Before flying your Parrot Anafi Drone by Auriga Anafi application software, check

and fly in accordance with your local civil aerial regulation.

Make sure that the use of your Parrot Anafi drone is allowed where you are going to

fly. Check the restrictions regarding the use of Wi-Fi frequencies in the place where

you are going to fly.

Check the regulations on the use of FPV goggles when flying a drone where you are

going to fly.