MJX Bugs 3 Pro - Aircraft Status and Initialization; Aircraft Status Indicators; Aircraft Initialization Detection

Aircraft status indicator
No
Indicator status Meanings
1 Front and rear lights flash yellow rapidly.
Aircraft 2.4GHz disconnected.
2
Front and rear lights flash red, green and
y ell ow alternatively
Aircraft is in initialization detection status.
3
Front lights glow solid red, rear lights glow
solid green.
No GPS signal, aircraft is in gesture mode.
4
Front light glows solid red, rear
light glows solid green.
Good GPS signal, aircraft is preparing
for GPS mode.
5 Front and rear lights flash green rapidly.
Aircraft is in gyroscope calibration status.
6 Front and rear lights flash yellow alternatively. Aircraft is in compass horizontal calibration.
7 Front and rear lights flash green alternatively. Aircraft is in compass vertical calibration.
8
Front light glows solid rec . rear light
flashs rec.: slowly.
Aircraft is nearly low voltage, 114
battery level left.
9
Front light glo'ws solid rec • rear light
flashes red rapidly.
Aircraft is in low voltage, only 1/6
voltage left.
10
Front and rear lights flash once, stop
for 1.5 second.
Something wrong with the gyroscope.
11
Front and rear lights flash twice, stop
for 1.5 second.
Something wrong with the barometer.
12
Front and rear lights flash three times, stop
for 1.5 second.
Something wrong with the compass.
13
Front and rear lights flash fourth times, stop
for 1.5 second.
Something wrong with the GPS module.
Aircraft initialization detection
After signal connection, the aircraft enters into initialization detection procedure with front and rear
lights flashing red, green and yellow alternatively. Make sure that the aircraft is set on a flat and still
surface for the initialization detection. The aircraft initialization detection takes about 8 seconds. Once
the remote controller sends out "Di Di" sounds and the aircraft front and rear lights flash yellow
alternatively, initialization detection is completed.
Attention: Make sure that the aircraft is set on a flat and still surface for the initialization
detection.
Aircraft status indicator
No
Indicator status Meanings
1 Front and rear lights flash yellow rapidly.
Aircraft 2.4GHz disconnected.
2
Front and rear lights flash red, green and
y ell ow alternatively
Aircraft is in initialization detection status.
3
Front lights glow solid red, rear lights glow
solid green.
No GPS signal, aircraft is in gesture mode.
4
Front light glows solid red, rear
light glows solid green.
Good GPS signal, aircraft is preparing
for GPS mode.
5 Front and rear lights flash green rapidly.
Aircraft is in gyroscope calibration status.
6 Front and rear lights flash yellow alternatively. Aircraft is in compass horizontal calibration.
7 Front and rear lights flash green alternatively. Aircraft is in compass vertical calibration.
8
Front light glows solid rec . rear light
flashs rec.: slowly.
Aircraft is nearly low voltage, 114
battery level left.
9
Front light glo'ws solid rec • rear light
flashes red rapidly.
Aircraft is in low voltage, only 1/6
voltage left.
10
Front and rear lights flash once, stop
for 1.5 second.
Something wrong with the gyroscope.
11
Front and rear lights flash twice, stop
for 1.5 second.
Something wrong with the barometer.
12
Front and rear lights flash three times, stop
for 1.5 second.
Something wrong with the compass.
13
Front and rear lights flash fourth times, stop
for 1.5 second.
Something wrong with the GPS module.
Aircraft initialization detection
After signal connection, the aircraft enters into initialization detection procedure with front and rear
lights flashing red, green and yellow alternatively. Make sure that the aircraft is set on a flat and still
surface for the initialization detection. The aircraft initialization detection takes about 8 seconds. Once
the remote controller sends out "Di Di" sounds and the aircraft front and rear lights flash yellow
alternatively, initialization detection is completed.
Attention: Make sure that the aircraft is set on a flat and still surface for the initialization
detection.