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1   Contents

2   Disclaimer

3   Document change log and information

4   FlightZoomer in a nutshell

5   Basics

6   How to install

7   How to operate

7.1   Introduction videos

7.2   FlightZoomer Cockpit-app overview

7.3   Procedures

7.3.1   Change display units

7.3.2   System start up

7.3.3   Flight preparations

7.3.4   Basic flying with FlightZoomer

7.3.5   Flying with the FlightZoomer autopilot

7.3.6   Using checklists

7.3.7   Using staged ROI’s and ROI Sequences

7.3.7.1   Capabilities

7.3.7.2   Working with ROI’s

7.3.7.3   Single and staged ROI’s

7.3.7.4   ROI Sequences

7.3.7    Using staged ROI’s and ROI Sequences

 

An ROI (region of interest) is a spot, to which the onboard camera keeps pointing while the aircraft is flying. ROI’s are a feature of ArduPilot, which is using the Gimbal (and the vertical Axis of the vehicle in case of copters) to control the camera view direction in all axis (ArduPlane requires a three axis gimbal to accomplish the same).

 

7.3.7.1   Capabilities

7.3.7.2   Working with ROI’s

7.3.7.3   Single and staged ROI’s

7.3.7.4   ROI Sequences

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