Instructions

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To change the aircraft’s camera angle, use a
screwdriver to loosen the screws holding the camera
head in place. Manually adjust the camera head
accordingly as desired (downwards 8 degrees max,
upwards 45 degrees max) and firmly tighten the
screws afterwards.
1.4 Aircraft LED Indicators
1.5 Adjusting The Aircraft Camera Angle
Locate the TF (Micro-SD) slot at the bottom of the
aircraft. Insert the Micro-SD into the aircraft to take
photos and make video recordings.
Installation:
1.6 Installing The TF (Micro-SD) Card
LED Status
TF Card Slot
Power On
Flight Control
Connection
Horizontal
Calibration
Photo
All 4 LEDs flash simultaneously
Left and right rear LEDs flash alternately.
All LEDs turn solid when calibration is complete.
When the user takes a photo, both rear LEDs
will flash together once.
Video
When the user records a video, both rear LEDs
will flash together slowly.
Both rear LEDs will flash together rapidly (this
indication takes priority over all others when
power is low).
When the aircraft is not connected to a
transmitter or has been disconnected from a
transmitter, the right rear LED will flash slowly.
Upon connection with a transmitter, the right
rear LED will become solidly lit.
Rear LEDs
(Both Red)
Headlight (White)
During normal flight, the headlight is a solid white. Users
may also opt to turn the headlight off.
Function And/Or Aircraft Status
Low Power