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# Global Settings
Global settings can be opened from the Project List screen immediately after opening the app. Select the to open the settings.
## Aircraft Settings
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The Aircraft Settings are only accessible when Astro is connected to Site Scan. If the option is grayed out, connect to the Herelink hotspot.
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### RC Stick Control Mode
Sets the configuration for how the stick inputs control the aircraft. This option is set to mode 2 by default. Unless you are very familiar with other control modes, we highly recommend that you avoid changing this setting.
### Sensors Calibration
Shows the current calibration state of the sensors in the aircraft. If all options are green, no action is needed. If a sensor is not calibrated properly, the dot will be yellow or red. Tap on the associated sensor to recalibrate.
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## Compass Calibration
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It is recommended to do Sensor Calibrations in the AMC app. Please refer to
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## Camera Settings
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The Camera Settings are only accessible when Astro is connected to Site Scan. If the option is grayed out, connect to the Herelink hotspot.
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## Flight Settings
## Geozone
## Share Location
## Geospatial
## My Account
## General Settings
## System Info
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