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Have you checked out the getting started tutorials
https://support.dronelink.com/hc/en-us/articles/1500006089702-Getting-Started-Tutorials
That link Martin gave you is a good place to start. If you also go to the right side you will also see a lot of other help for waypoints, orbits, mapping etc. There is a lot of help regarding different components. Also there is no edit button. All you do is create a plan and when you close it the plan is automatically saved. Whenever you open any plan and make any changes it will save when closing it again. I suggest using Firefox browser as it has been tested to work the best compared to the three other supported browsers. A larger screen will make it much easier as well whether a large screen tablet or PC. It will take time to learn the app because it is very powerful with a ton of features. Ask any time if you need help with plan as there are several Pilots here which will be happy to help further. Good luck.
This raises an interesting thought.
The getting started series assumes people have gone to the dronelink.com website and are logged in. Maybe they need to start sooner, showing that step, before continuing from where they are today.
Or maybe that should be a short separate video which covers how to get to that page on different devices such as a PC, a tablet or even a phone.
Thoughts?
You could possibly have a point there Barry, maybe an obvious link from the main download page to the getting started stuff
Thanks everyone for the comments. The UI controls to manually build a mission seem atypical to me. I started to get the hag of it and then tried to find and add the return to home component, and hour later I found what I think is the return to home under settings. It's not a component action. This just isn't the way my mind reasons where to look.
On a related point. The mission preview doesn't seem to show the final return to home step. Is that just the way it displays or does it's absence indicate I really don't have return to home enabled?
The preview shows the mission itself, return to home happens after mission end
The RTH for Action on Finish in the settings is where you found it and it is always set to RTH by default. No need to add a command or worry about what it does on completion of mission. It’s the same with low battery and disconnect state.
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