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 Geo-fence</translate> ==
-=== <translate>How it works</translate> ===
+=== <translate><!--T:87-->
-<translate>When model fly over configured fence it will try to stop and return back to allowed area as fast as possible.
+<translate><!--T:88-->
 This feature can work also upside down in the same way.
 Rudder control is identical as with a normal flying mode.</translate>
-<translate>To enable this feature it is required to tick the CheckBox in the GeoLink window/Aid tab.</translate>
+<translate><!--T:89-->
 [[File:geolink-geofence.png|center|thumb]]
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 In the Channels window you will be able to see Function as '''On (1)''', '''Off''' and '''On (2)''' which is corresponding to 100%, 0% and -100% channel value.
-==== On (1) ====
+==== On (1) ==== <!--T:90-->
 <!--T:82-->
 When '''On (1)''' is displayed it mean that at this point Geo-fence is engaged and flight area is restricted. The model will return upon exceeding the area to the center of the area. Then pilot have to touch the aileron or elevator stick in order to continue in flight.
-==== On (2) ====
+==== On (2) ==== <!--T:83-->
 <!--T:83-->
 When '''On (2)''' is displayed the unit is in a programming mode which allow to overwrite current Geo-fence to the new with position at which the model currently is. Please note that it will not work if model is flying or if GNSS signal is very weak.</translate>
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 === Programming at computer ===
-<translate>The easiest is to program Geo-fence area directly from your computer. By selecting points at the Map you can set the fence.</translate>
+<translate><!--T:91-->
 <translate>
 #Go the Map Tab and there click at the '''Set button''' in Geo-fence subwindow. Please note the feature must be enabled in the Aid Tab first.
 #Select 4 points at the map to program area in which the model is allowed to fly
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 [[File:geolink-geofence-set.png|600px]]
-=== <translate>Return Altitude</translate> ===
+=== <translate><!--T:93-->
-<translate>If you will set '''Return Altitude''' parameter to a non-zero value then model will automatically reach and maintain this altitude when the function is engaged. If you want to control collective pitch when this function is enabled it is enough to set 0 for this parameter.</translate>
+<translate><!--T:94-->
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 {|style="width: 100%;color: white;"
 |-
-| style="width: 33%;"| [[<translate>GeoLink_Configuration</translate>|&larr; <translate>Configuration</translate>]]
+| style="width: 33%;"| [[<translate><!--T:95-->
 | style="width: 33%;text-align:center;"| [[#up|&uarr;<translate><!--T:74-->
 Up</translate>&uarr;]]

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	== <translate><!--T:28-->		== <translate><!--T:28-->
	Geo-fence</translate> ==		Geo-fence</translate> ==

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 Geo-fence</translate> ==
 === <translate>How it works</translate> ===

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	<translate>If you will set '''Return Altitude''' parameter to a non-zero value then model will automatically reach and maintain this altitude when the function is engaged. If you want to control collective pitch when this function is enabled it is enough to set 0 for this parameter.</translate>		<translate>If you will set '''Return Altitude''' parameter to a non-zero value then model will automatically reach and maintain this altitude when the function is engaged. If you want to control collective pitch when this function is enabled it is enough to set 0 for this parameter.</translate>
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		+	<div class=noprint>
		+	----
		+	{\|style="width: 100%;color: white;"
		+	\|-
		+	\| style="width: 33%;"\| [[<translate>GeoLink_Configuration</translate>\|← <translate>Configuration</translate>]]
		+	\| style="width: 33%;text-align:center;"\| [[#up\|↑<translate><!--T:74-->
		+	Up</translate>↑]]
		+	\|}
		+	----
		+	</div>

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 <translate><!--T:31-->
-The feature can be engaged at any given time by a command from your radio. It is important to decide in which way the feature can be engaged as there are two options.
+The feature can be engaged at any given time by a switch of your radio. It is important to decide in which way the feature will be engaged as there are two options:
 <!--T:32-->

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 #If needed you can set new area by clicking the '''Set button''' again.
 </translate>
-[[File:geolink-geofence.png|500px]]
+[[File:geolink-geofence-set.png|500px]]
 === <translate>Return Altitude</translate> ===
 <translate>If you will set '''Return Altitude''' parameter to a non-zero value then model will automatically reach and maintain this altitude when the function is engaged. If you want to control collective pitch when this function is enabled it is enough to set 0 for this parameter.</translate>

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 === <translate><!--T:84-->
-New Geo-fence programming</translate> ===
+Programming at field</translate> ===
 <translate><!--T:85-->
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 Only once all points are programmed the Status LED of the Spirit unit will turn On which will signalize success. New area is applied immediately.
 </translate>