Red LED lights went out

[goonz]

Hi all
Only had my MPP a couple of weeks but have been flying a Spark for a while. Anyway, the other night we were flying locally in the dark and suddenly the red l.e.d.'s at the front went out. As the drone was 40-50 metres up in the air it suddenly made it virtually impossible to see so had to hit the rth to bring it back over the garden, which it did. But as it was landing I also noticed a light (white/purpleish) flashing on the underneath. Everything else seemed normal. Any ideas?

 

[Mossiback]

Were you recording video?

 

[goonz]

Were you recording video?

i can't remember.....probably although it was dark

 

[Thomas B]

Were you recording video?

The front lights turn off automatically during photography.

 

[Mossiback]

The front lights turn off automatically during photography.

But they stayed off. That's why I asked about video. Would you know what the "white/purpleish" light would be? I do not own a Spark.

 

[Thomas B]

But they stayed off. That's why I asked about video. Would you know what the "white/purpleish" light would be? I do not own a Spark.

Understand... sorry, no.

 

[goonz]

But they stayed off. That's why I asked about video. Would you know what the "white/purpleish" light would be? I do not own a Spark.

it was the mpp i was flying

 

[ZX14-R]

You can turn them off with option on your C1 and C2 buttons. Maybe you have them setup ?

 

[goonz]

You can turn them off with option on your C1 and C2 buttons. Maybe you have them setup ?

hmm maybe i pressed them without realising it

 

[Mossiback]

it was the mpp i was flying

Sorry, my mistake.

 

[goonz]

Ok.......an update. I'm on holiday in Devon at the moment and was flying after dark last night. THIS time the red lights at the front stayed on but the green lights went out. The only green light was the light on the rear belly of the mpp. I'm totally flummoxed now!!! Someone above mentioned pressing the C1 and C2 buttons..... but which are they? The mpp is new so would be under warranty if it's actually a fault.
Hoping someone has an answer before we hit Cornwall tomorrow. Any ideas?