Welcome to the Dronemate Portal — the central dashboard for operating, planning, and monitoring your drones in real time. This guide will walk you through every feature using screenshots and annotated arrows for maximum clarity. 

 

Arrow for Image Annotations :

🟢 Green Arrows – For live status/telemetry (e.g., GPS, battery, connection) 

🟠 Orange Arrows – For user inputs or actions (e.g., buttons like Save, Waypoint) 

🔵 Blue Arrows – For map/flight visual elements (e.g., waypoints, takeoff location) 

White Arrows – For UI indicators and general info (e.g., wind speed, temperature) 

📍 Page 1: Dashboard Overview

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[A] Left Sidebar Menu 

This is your main navigation panel. 

    Field Descriptions
    Dashboard Live feed of connected drones. 
    Saved Routes Stores flight paths for reuse. 
    History Flight logs and telemetry data. 
    Ground Station Control and monitoring interface. 
    Settings Change preferences and connection settings. 
    Help Access guides, support or FAQs. 
    Download Route Download any created flight plan. 
    Add New Route Start building a new route from scratch.
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    [B] Drone Selection Panel 

     

    • Displays all available drones (real or simulated). 
    • Green Dot = Active and Connected. 
    • Click to switch or activate different drones. 
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      [C] Drone Status Panel (Main Info Panel) 

      Field Descriptions
      Connection  Indicates drone is wirelessly linked to the portal. 
      GCS Connection  Ground Control Station (GCS) link status – essential for issuing commands. 
      Drone Status  “Ready for Mission” = all checks passed, ready to fly. 
      Drone Battery  Real-time voltage + % charge. Minimum 90% is recommended. 
      GPS  Shows number of satellite locks. RTK Fixed = centimetre-level precision. 
      Attitude  Clickable. Opens roll, pitch, yaw details (drone orientation). 
      Gate Status  Useful for automated missions that involve physical gates. 
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      [D] Top Indicators Bar 

        Field Descriptions
        Internet Status Displays “Yes” or “No” based on connectivity. 
        Wind Speed Useful for safety checks before flight. 
        Temperature Current local weather condition. 
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        📍 Page 2: Route Planning Interface

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        [E] Route Tools Panel (Top Bar) 

        Feature Details
        Takeoff  Initiates flight sequence. Use only after setting waypoints. 
        Waypoint  Click to add multiple GPS points (hover path). 
        Return  Instantly returns drone to home/takeoff point. 
        Save  Save flight plan locally. 
        Save & Upload  Send plan to the drone for execution. 
        Clear  Delete all waypoints and reset the map. 
        Altitude & Speed  Customise drone height (m) and speed (m/s) per segment. 
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         [F] Flight Map Area 

        Feature Details
        Takeoff Point Starting position (labelled “Takeoff”). 
        Waypoints (1, 2, 3…) Marked flight route points. 
        Path Lines
        • 🟢 Green = active flight segment. 
        • 🟠 Orange = upcoming flight segments. 
        Terrain Following Toggle ON to keep drone at constant height above ground. 
        Centre Re-centres map on drone. 
        Add Waypoint Add more navigation points. 
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         [G] Altitude Profile Graph

         

        Metric Purpose 
        X-axis Waypoint numbers
        Y-axis Drone’s height Above Sea Level (AMSL).

         

        • Useful to check altitude changes or spot risk zones (e.g., hills, trees). 
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        📍 Page 3: Live Flight View

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        [H] Live Flight Status Panel 

         

        Similar to Page 1 but now in real-time during flight: 

         

        Feature Details
        Status Drone connection status. 
        GPS RTK Number of satellites & lock type. 
        Drone Battery Live voltage/percentage. 
        GCS Connection Live command link. 
        Gate Status Reflects current gate automation status. 
        Return Button Trigger RTH (Return to Home). 
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          [I] Flight Stats (Bottom Centre) 

         

        Metric  Purpose 
        Altitude (Relative) Current flying height from takeoff point. 
        Speed up/down  Ascending/descending speed in m/s. 
        Speed inflight Horizontal flight speed. 
        Flight Time  Duration since takeoff. 
        Distance to Next WP  How far drone is from the next waypoint. 
        Distance from GCS  How far the drone is from your ground station. 
        Dronemate portal I

        [J] Altitude Bar 

         

        • Real-time visual bar of current drone height. 
        • Critical for avoiding trees, power lines, or altitude regulations. 

           

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           [K] Drone Orientation HUD (Bottom Right Corner) 

           

          • Artificial Horizon – Drone tilt left/right (roll), forward/back (pitch). 
          • Compass Ring – Shows drone’s heading (north, east, etc.). 
          • EV (Exposure Value) – Adjusts camera brightness if supported. 
          • Camera/Gimbal Controls – May show orientation or zoom (model-dependent). 
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               ✅ Quick Tips for Operators 

              • Always check RTK Fix before mission – it’s critical for precision. 
              • Maintain battery above 90% at takeoff. 
              • Avoid flying in wind speeds > 25 km/h. 
              • Use Return for emergency recalls. 
              • Always click Save & Upload before clicking Takeoff. 

               

                  Where to Learn More or Order Dronemate

                  To learn more about our drone products, accessories, and upgrades, visit the Cloudtronics Drone Page for detailed specs and use cases.


                  If you’re ready to place an order for a Dronemate system, you can do so via Skytronics , which offers secure checkout and nationwide delivery.

                   

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