Fat Shark 1 RC Vision Systems PREDATOR V2 CE RTF FPV KIT USER MANUAL Revision B 09/21/2013 For more product information, please visit: www.fatshark.
Fat Shark 2 RC Vision Systems Contents Product contents ..................................................................................................... 3 Controls Diagram .................................................................................................... 4 Controls ................................................................................................................... 5 Downlink Overview (Camera, TX, Power) ...............................................................
Fat Shark Product contents Carry case Predator Headset FPV Downlink (camera, TX, filter) AV cable 5G8 Antenna (2p) (headset and transmitter) Battery (with discharge adapter) Manual 3 RC Vision Systems
Fat Shark Controls Diagram 4 RC Vision Systems
Fat Shark 5 RC Vision Systems Controls Brightness/contrast control: pressing left and right increases/decreases display contrast. Press forward/back increases/decreases brightness. RX power switch: The receiver module power is controlled by this switch. If viewing video source via the AV cable; the RX module needs to be turned off to avoid image conflict. Channel select: Pressing channel up/down buttons will cause the channel to incrementally increase/decrease. Audio beep sounds on channel change.
Fat Shark 6 RC Vision Systems Transmitter Channel select chart: Ch1 5740 MHz Ch2 5760 MHz Ch3 5780 MHz Ch4 5800 Mhz Ch5 5820 MHz Ch6 5840 Mhz Ch75860 MHz 1 On Off On Off On Off On 2 On On Off Off On On Off 3 On On On On Off Off Off 4 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A Small white connector on back of transmitter is for ImmersionRC Tiny Telemetry. See accessories. Camera 2.8mm lens for wide angle 100 degree FOV; ideal for fixed camera piloting.
Fat Shark 7 RC Vision Systems Using an external receiver: Use the AV cable to connect headset to the RCA AV port of external devices. To share the base station power supply with your goggles, pick up a 3m Dominator AV cable accessory from your retailer. Note; internal receiver must be shut off to properly display external AV. Battery Charging The 1000 mAh 7.
Fat Shark 8 RC Vision Systems Accessories Diopter lens For near sighted users, diopter lens insert sets are available that include -2, -4 and -6 dpt. See below insert instructions. Lens orientation is not critical. Tiny Telemetry from ImmersionRC Conventional OSDs offer a host of features, some of which you don’t need if you’re just flying FPV around your local field or have a small and light FPV plane that can’t really carry a full OSD.
Fat Shark 9 RC Vision Systems Specifications Headset Specifications Optics: FOV 25 degrees diagonal Interpupillary (IPD) distance: 63.5mm (fixed) Optional diopter lens inserts available in -2, -4, -6 dpt Audio: Stereo User Controls: Channel selection Contrast/brightness Volume adjustment Electrical: Power supply, 7-13V (2S/3S supply) Power consumption: 200/350mA (direct/wireless) Battery: 7.4V 1000mAh lithium polymer with safety circuit.
Fat Shark 10 RC Vision Systems Camera Specifications: Electrical: Power supply: 3.5-5V (powered off TX) Power consumption: 60mA @5V) Imager: 1/3” CMOS 600TVL FPV tuned white balance and sampling. NTSC/ PAL selectable via jumper on camera (jumper on = NTSC). Lens: 2.
Fat Shark 11 RC Vision Systems Operational advice For best performance, select a channel that has the least amount of interference. While the transmitter is turned OFF, turn on the video headset and look at the screen as you check each channel. Clear channels will have a consistent static background. Channels with interference will have horizontal static lines. Always perform a range test before flying. This includes AV and RC controls.
Fat Shark 12 RC Vision Systems Trouble shooting Observation No image, display is completely dark No image, display is glowing dark grey Lots of interference lines (horizontal lines) Lots of interference lines (horizontal lines) when using 5.8Ghz receiver Battery DOA Battery won’t charge Short range Short range (con’t) Short range (con’t) White dots on LCD display Possible cause/solution - No power supplied. Check power connections. - If using wireless module, turn on RX power on bottom of headset.