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# Stop mission
To stop a mission running on "TPatrol sensor 1".
1. Click "TPatrol sensor 1" in the Dashboard.
The mission control buttons are located on the right side of the Mission field.
2. To stop a mission, click the Stop Mission button and sign. Alternatively, if you are using BTINY009 sensor and it is in the radio range of any CloudConnector, you may stop the mission by pressing its tactile switch. A scheduled mission can be stopped the same way or will stop automatically at its predefined stop time.
BTINY009
3. After mission is stopped it is shown in the Missions list. The graph and list present the mission data.
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are located on the right side of the Mission field.
2. To stop a mission, click the Stop Mission 
button and sign. Alternatively, if you are using BTINY009 sensor and it is in the radio range of any CloudConnector, you may stop the mission by pressing its tactile switch. A scheduled mission can be stopped the same way or will stop automatically at its predefined stop time.
