There are two post-flight actions once the mission is flown:
- Synchronization: It consists in generating the project file (.p4d) and downloading the images from the drone to the mobile device. At the end of the flight, the mission is by default synchronized when the drone comes back and lands. If the automatic synchronization is deactivated or if the synchronization is aborted, it can be still initiated or restarted later.
- Upload: It consists in sending the project file (.p4d) and images of the synchronized mission to the cloud for online processing. The results can then be visualized, analyzed and shared. For more information: 208278623.
1. Open the app.
2. In the Home screen, select Mission Manager.
3. In the Mission Manager screen, select the project of the mission to be synchronized. The status should be 
.
4. Turn on the drone and the remote controller. Depending on the drone, make also sure the Wi-Fi of the device is activated or connect the device via the USB cable to the remote controller. For more information, see step 6.: 204692015.
5. In the Project view, in the options panel, tap 
. The app automatically connects to the drone and the download starts.
6. Once the synchronization is successful the project has the status 
in the Mission Manager screen.
1. Open the app.
2. In the Home screen, select Mission Manager.
3. In the Mission Manager screen, select the project of the mission to be uploaded. The status should be .
4. Make sure to have Internet connection on the mobile device.
5. In the Project view, in the options panel, tap 
. The app starts uploading to the cloud.
6. Once the upload is successful the project has the status 
in the Mission Manager screen.