Operating instructions 88007RC (Mode 1) 88008RC (Mode 2) 88009RC (ArF) Xtreme
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TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. INTRODUCTION.....................................................................6 13. DIRECTIONS.........................................................................17 2. LATEST OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS...................................6 13.1 Front and back...................................................................................17 13.2 Orientation LED’s...............................................................................17 3. SYMBOLS.......................
16.3 RC Logger OneLINK..........................................................................26 16.3.1 Preparation......................................................................27 16.3.2 Mounting the OneLINK to your transmitter......................27 16.3.3 Preparing your OneLINK for Spektrum transmitters........27 16.3.4 Important notes in regards to learning the OneLINK.......28 16.3.5 Learning the OneLINK.....................................................28 16.3.
18.5.5 Starting the motors..........................................................47 18.5.6 Directional checks............................................................47 18.5.7 Taking off..........................................................................47 18.5.8 Landing............................................................................48 18.5.9 Trimming..........................................................................48 18.5.10 Gradual learning..................................
1. INTRODUCTION Dear customer, Thank you for making the excellent decision to purchase this RC Logger® product. You now have a high-quality product with a name that represents outstanding products. This product complies with the applicable National and European standards and regulations. We kindly request the user to follow the operating instructions, to preserve this condition and to ensure safe operation! These operating instructions relate to this product.
4. INTENDED USE 5. DELIVERY CONTENTS The »Xtreme is a toy model quad copter solely designed for private use in the model making area and the operating times associated with this. The »Xtreme is not suitable for other types of use, including commercial applications. 1 x RC EYE One Xtreme Any use other than the one described can damage the device. Moreover, this involves dangers such as short circuit, fire and electric shock, etc.
9062RC Xtreme Case 1 x Back holder with DIN size tripod screw 1 x Xtreme Case 1 x Antenna switch cable (to SMA female) 1 x Carrying Strap 1 x Operating instructions 89080RC Xtreme Adaptor Cable (for OneCam) 89042RC RC EYE OneCam 5.8 GHz FPV Kit 1 x Adaptors Set 1 x RC EYE OneCam TX 1 x Operation Manual 1 x RC EYE OneCam 5.8 GHz RX 89041RC RC EYE OneStation 1 x RC EYE OneStation 1 x Operating instructions 7.
89070RC Xtreme Flight Control Board 89075RC Xtreme Motor 1 x PCBA 1 x Xtreme Motor (Pre-mounted on the holder) 2 x Plastic Washer (top) 89076RC Xtreme Replacement LED Set 2 x Plastic Washer (bottom) 3 x LED Light (red, green and white) 2 x Washer (ø 0.13 x 0.02 inches) (ø 3.2 x 0.5 mm) 89077RC Xtreme Small Parts Set 2 x Screw (ø 0.07 x 0.2 inches) (ø 1.7 x 5 mm) 2 x Screw (ø 0.06 x 0.28 inches) (ø 1.4 x 7 mm) 4 x Screw (PM2 x 16 mm) 2 x Screw (ø 0.06 x 0.28 inches) (ø 1.
8. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Read the operating instructions carefully and especially observe the safety information. If you do not follow the safety instructions and information on proper handling in this manual, we assume no liability for any resulting personal injury or damage to property. Such cases will invalidate the warranty/guarantee. 8.1 Persons/Product >> The device is not a toy. Keep it out of the reach of children and pets. >> Do not leave packaging material lying around carelessly.
>> Do not direct your model towards spectators or yourself. >> Motor, electronics and flight battery may heat up during operation. Wait 5 to 10 minutes before recharging or replacing the flight battery. >> Never switch off the transmitter while the »Xtreme is in use. After landing, always disconnect the flight battery first. Only then may the transmitter be switched off. >> In case of a defect or a malfunction, remove the problem before using the »Xtreme again.
In no case must the maximum permissible battery pack temperature of +60°C be exceeded Otherwise the rechargeable battery may explode! 8.4.2.1 Hazards of LiPo flight batteries >> Do not leave the LiPo flight battery connected when you do not use it (e.g. during transport or storage). Otherwise, the LiPo flight battery may be fully discharged. This would destroy it and render it unusable! There is also a danger of malfunction due to interference.
8.4.2.3 Correct dimensioning >> As the current drawn rises, the battery pack warms and the usable capacity is lowered. The ideal operating temperature during discharge is between +20 and +40 °C and must not exceed +60 °C even under extreme load. >> The maximum short-time current that can be loaded to the battery pack is stated in the technical data sheets or can be read directly from the battery pack. The value “C” always refers to the capacity value of the respective battery pack.
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Xtreme 10a 9a 8a 1a Mode 1 2a 3a 7a 6a 5a 4a 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Rear propeller (Black) Rotor Canopy Spinner Leg Front propeller (Red) Orientation LED Boom Status LED PPM cable (here shown installed) 11 Adhesive-backed hook and loop strap 12 Battery tray 13 BIND button 14 Battery connection socket 15 Flight battery 16 4-pin battery plug 17 Charger socket 18 USB LiPo charger Transmitter – Mode 1 10b 1b 2b 9b Mode 2 8b 3b 4b 7b 6b 5b 1a HEIGHT HOLD button 2a Right control lever (THROTTLE, AI
11. DIMENSIONS Standard Xtreme Aerial Kit – 89064RC (not included) 6.4˝ (~162.6 mm) 9˝ (~228.6 mm) 6.4˝ (~162.6 mm) 6.3˝ (~160 mm) 9˝ (~228.6 mm) 0.59˝ (~15 mm) 5.43˝ (~138 mm) 6.3˝ (~160 mm) 2˝ (~50.8 mm) 5.
12. WEIGHTS AND PAYLOAD 13. DIRECTIONS This is an important section to read. If you do not follow the instructions, the »Xtreme may not take off or even be damaged. + ≤ 13.1 Front and back Front and back of the »Xtreme are indicated by colour. The RED PROPELLERS (6) and LEGS (5) point to the front of the »Xtreme. The BLACK PROPELLERS (1) and LEGS point to the rear of the »Xtreme. 13.2 Orientation LED’s 7.8 oz (~221 g) ≤ 3.5 oz (~100 g) 11.3 oz (~321 g) Empty weight (incl.
14. QUICK START AVIATION TERMS 14.1 Rudder >> RUDDER denotes the rotation of the »Xtreme around the rudder axis (vertical axis). This movement either occurs unintentionally due to the speed torque of the propellers or intentionally as a flight direction change. >> For the »Xtreme, this movement is not controlled by a tail propeller, but through speed variation of the individual propellers. The two red propellers show FRONT. 14.
15. BATTERY 15.1 Dangers Only use the supplied flight battery or a suitable spare battery from RC Logger. After the flight, the LiPo flight battery must be disconnected from the »Xtreme. Make sure the transmitter is turned on before connecting the battery to the »Xtreme. Avoid unexpected startup. This can lead to serious injury and damage the »Xtreme. 15.2 Charging the flight battery Do not use any desktop or notebook USB port to power the USB charger. Doing so may damage the computer.
>> Individual battery cells of a battery pack are usually different. The USB charger has two separate chargers integrated. Therefore, it is possible that a battery cell is already charged (LED off) and the other battery cell is still being charged (LED on). Wait until both LEDs have gone out before unplugging the battery. 15.3 Insert batteries into transmitter 1. Remove the lid of the battery compartment (5a) (6b) of the transmitter by pushing its lever slightly down and lifting the lid off. 2.
15.4 Attaching the flight battery Before you connect the battery to the »Xtreme turn on the transmitter. An unbound (transmitter and »Xtreme cannot communicate) aircraft is considered uncontrolled. 1. Carefully turn the »Xtreme upside down and place it on a stable and soft surface. 2. Sufficiently support the »Xtreme from below. 3. Plug the 4-pin battery plug (16) into the battery connection socket (14) at the underside of the »Xtreme. You can only connect the plug in one direction.
16. TRANSMITTER 16.1 RC Logger transmitter >> Please note that no stock transmitter is supplied with model 88009RC (ArF). 16.1.1 Mode 1 >> This section introduces the MODE 1 transmitter. Depending on your purchase you can skip this section and move on to Mode 2 section. Carefully read the following sections to acquire a good understanding of the transmitter’s functionality. >> Some aviaton terms are used in this section. Please also refer to chapter “14. Quick start aviation Terms” on page 18.
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16.1.2 Mode 2 16.1.2.3 Elevator >> This section introduces the MODE 2 transmitter. Carefully read the following sections to aquire a good understanding of the transmitter’s functionality. >> See [ Fig. 9 ]. >> Some aviaton terms are used in this section. Please also refer to chapter “14. Quick start aviation Terms” on page 18. >> The upcoming term TRIM refers to equalizing unbalanced settings. Trimming counters the unbalanced setting.
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16.1.3 Binding Also refer to “14. Quick start aviation Terms” on page 18 for the meaning of BINDING. Before you start binding your transmitter and »Xtreme make sure that you have installed batteries into the transmitter. Refer to section “15.3 Insert batteries into transmitter” on page 20. 1. Move the transmitter’s throttle stick to zero. 2. Install the flight battery into the »Xtreme and connect the battery. The »Xtreme status LED (9) should go solid green after a short time. 3.
16.3.1 Preparation 16.3.2 Mounting the OneLINK to your transmitter In order to make use of the “OneLINK” option you will need to prepare the following items: The best and easiest application is to use some adhesive-backed hook and loop fastener. The “OneLINK” can then be removed when not needed. Apply a small amount of either hook or loop to the back of your transmitter and the “OneLINK”. See [ Fig. 11 ]. >> Your own transmitter with: »» Min.
4. Connect interface cable 16.3.5 Learning the OneLINK >> Connect the interface cable (for this case: microUSB / 3.5 mm stereo jack) from the transmitter to the “OneLINK”. Power on the “OneLINK” via the top most button (Short press). For your own safety, remove the propellers before you start the learning procedure. After the test, following the learning procedure, is passed sucessfully you may mount the propellers again. >> Refer to the supplied user instructions if necessary. 16.3.
3. Learn throttle (Channel-1) If no input is detected from Channel-7 (approx. 5 seconds), learning will be completed automatically and the final 2 position switch (AUX-3) is ignored! (Applicable for DX6i) >> Move THROTTLE up and back down again (full up to full down). >> The LED will blink red 2 times indicating Channel-2 learning. 4. Learn rudder (Channel-2) >> Move RUDDER to the left and back to centre again. Notes >> The LED will blink red 3 times indicating Channel-3 learning. Mode Channel 5.
3. Press and hold the bind button located next to the battery connector of the »Xtreme for 2 to 3 seconds. Wait until the status LED starts flashing red and green. The »Xtreme is now in bind mode. 4. Press and hold the middle button on the “OneLINK”. An audible signal will be emitted. The status LED on the »Xtreme will start flashing (green, orange, or red) depending on what flight mode is enabled on the transmitter. 16.3.
16.3.8.2 Gear channel The following setup will enable DX6i users to toggle from SPORT to EXPERT MODE using the GEAR CHANNEL on the transmitter (These modes have been selected as it will be the most commonly used by pilots using their own transmitter). 1. Begin by assigning a new model and verify model type is selected as “Airplane”. 2. Enter “Adjust list menu” » “Travel adjust” » scroll to “Gear”. With gear switch 2. Scroll to “Flap-land” » adjust to “100”. Carefully observe the direction of the arrow.
16.3.8.4 Learning procedure DX6i 5. Learn elevator (Channel-3) 1. Prepare >> Move ELEVATOR up and back to centre again. Turn on the “OneLINK”, and ensure it is connected to the trainer port of your DX6i. Before starting the learning procedure, position all switches to their “0” position and move the throttle to its lowest position. 6.
16.4 PPM Mode >> A true PPM receiver supporting a minimum of 6 channels (7 CH system recommended). PWM receivers are not suitable and will not work. 16.4.1 Introduction >> A receiver connection cable that connects your PPM receiver with the PPM socket of the »Xtreme (included in delivery). The »Xtreme provides the option to allow users to install a PPM RECEIVER in order to control the »Xtreme with a standard RC transmitter instead of the default stock transmitter.
3. Assign the transmitter channels as following: »» Channel 1: AILERON »» Channel 2: ELEVATOR »» Channel 3: THROTTLE »» Channel 4: RUDDER »» Channel 5: UX-1 { FLIGHT MODE selector (Beginner, Sport, Expert), A 3-way toggle switch } »» Channel 6: AUX-2 (ACROBATIC mode, NORMAL flight, ALTITUDE HEIGHT HOLD mode, 3-way toggle switch) »» Channel 7: AUX-3 (Optional trigger port, 2-way toggle switch) 4. Ensure to set your THROTTLE CURVE linear from full “0%” to “100%”.
»» W: White »» B: Black R B B W »» R: Red 2. Route the PPM cable through the lower flight control circuit board and main frame towards the front orientation LED. »» To best route the wire, make use of the gap near the motor wire socket as shown in [ Fig. 18 ]. Capacitor W »» The cable must not obstruct any components of the upper circuit board as this may influence flight control sensors, leading to poor flight performance. Fig. 18 3.
16.4.6 Learning procedure For your own safety, remove the propellers before you start the learning procedure. After the test, following the learning procedure, is passed sucessfully you may mount the propellers again. 5. Learn rudder (Channel-2) >> Move RUDDER to the left and back to centre again. >> The LED will blink red 3 times indicating Channel-3 learning. 6. Learn elevator (Channel-3) >> Move ELEVATOR up and back to centre again. >> The LED will blink red 4 times indicating Channel-4 learning. 1.
16.4.6.11 Notes Mode Channel AUX-1 Channel 5 AUX-2 AUX-3 2. Test 2 - Orientation LEDs Switch Channel 6 Channel 7 Function >> Move AILERON stick right with ELEVATOR down (bottom right corner). Position 1: BEGINNER MODE Position 2: SPORT MODE Position 3: EXPERT MODE 3.
16.4.8 Futaba® transmitters without 3-way-toggle-switch 16.4.8.1 Workaround solution »» By default you will toggle between ACROBATIC and NORMAL flight or, after shifting the end points, between NORMAL and ALTITUDE mode. IMPORTANT! Channel 5 (CH 5) must include SPORT mode. Channel 6 (CH 6) must include NORMAL FLIGHT.
17. USING A CAMERA 17.2.1.3 Propellers 17.1 Introduction >> For instructions on how to replace propellers, refer to section “19.3.1 Replacing propellers” on page 53. You have the possibility to attach a camera to the »Xtreme by using the “RC Logger Aerial Kit” (89064RC). The “Aerial Kit” is not supplied with the »Xtreme. However, it is described here in detail as it is a necessary accessory when intending to attach a camera to the »Xtreme.
2 Fig. 22 17.2.4 Replacing propellers 17.2.4.2 Replacement process 17.2.4.1 Direction >> To replace the propellers follow the instructions provided in section “19.3.1 Replacing propellers” on page 53. Mind the colour coding and ”R” and ”L” markings of the propellers. >> Note that the RED PROPELLERS indicate front. The BLACK PROPELLERS indicate rear. When replacing the propellers do not mix them up. >> There is one more property to consider when replacing the propellers.
17.3 Attaching the camera 17.3.1 Clearance Make sure the camera is not taller than the AVAILABLE CLEARANCE between camera tray and ground. The »Xtreme must always stand on its own legs for takeoff and landing. 17.3.2 Action mounts There are suitable action mounts available from www.rclogger.com. These action mounts can be directly mounted on the cameray tray and are compatible with some RC Logger action cameras. 17.3.3 Double-sided tape >> The easiest way to mount a camera is with double-sided tape.
18. FLYING THE XTREME 18.1 Built-in safety 18.1.1 General The »Xtreme has a range of SAFETY FEATURES in the transmitter and model which protect the model from damage and/or should reduce possible damage to a minimum. The protection mechanisms are identified by LED indicators (»Xtreme) or an acoustic warning signal (transmitter). 18.1.
18.2 Accident prevention 18.2.4 Area clearance 18.2.1 General advice Do not fly the »Xtreme in the vicinity of people and animals. Keep a clearance area of at least 10 x 10 m. The »Xtreme is a professional toy. Professional in this respect means having sufficient knowledge of its functions and the awareness of the possible dangers involved. Careless operation can cause serious damage and injury. Fly the »Xtreme with necessary caution and do not try any manoeuvers you do not feel comfortable with.
18.3 First steps 18.4.2 Beginner mode 18.3.1 Turn transmitter on and off The use of the supplied stock transmitter is described here. For your own transmitter refer to its operating instructions and your own configuration respectively. >> Make sure you have installed the batteries into the battery compartment. >> Press the ON/OFF button (6a) (7b) once to turn the transmitter on. The transmitter emits two short beep sounds. >> To turn the transmitter off, press the ON/OFF button again.
>> Before moving on to EXPERT MODE, fully gain confidence in sport mode first. Do not progress too fast, be patient and disciplined before you move on to the next mode, to avoid crash and disappointment. >> A brief summary of the sport mode: »» Sport mode is not designed for confined indoor flying. »» Sport mode is ideal for AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY and SEMI-AUTOMATIC ACROBATIC fun flying. »» ACRO mode is enabled in sport mode. »» ALTITUDE HEIGHT HOLD FUNCTION is enabled in sport mode.
Mode 1 Fig. 24 Mode 1 Fig. 26 Mode 21 Mode 21 Fig. 25 46 | Flying The Xtreme Fig.
18.5.3 Gyro reset It is good practice to reset the gyros before every flight by following section ”19.2 Resetting flight leveling gyro” on page 51. 18.5.4 Turning orientation LEDs on and off The orientation LEDs (7) can be turned on and off via the transmitter. Turn them on or off before you start the engines. The use of the supplied stock transmitter is described here. For your own transmitter refer to its user instructions and your own configuration respectively.
18.5.8 Landing >> To land the »Xtreme again, decrease the THROTTLE slightly until the »Xtreme gravitates to the ground. A somewhat solid touchdown on the ground is no problem and should not be corrected with jerky throttle movements. >> Try to touch down where possible in vertical position (“helicopter landing”). Avoid landing with high horizontal speeds (“airplane landing”) to prevent the legs from getting entangled, which may result in a tumble. >> After landing, turn off the motors. 18.5.
Product warranty does not include replacement of parts, compensation for property damage of any kind, compensation for personal injury or injury to others resulting from any flight manoeuver where recommended safety guidelines have not been followed by the pilot. >> Do not attempt to perform ACROBATICS if you have not fully mastered the Sport and Expert mode as you may damage your unit, hurt yourself or others. 18.6.4 Flip and roll The use of the supplied stock transmitter is described here.
18.6.5.2 EXPERT mode flip recommendation 1. Accelerate the »Xtreme upwards by pushing throttle to maximum. 2. Start flip by pushing AILERON (Roll) or ELEVATOR (Flip) to any maximum direction and reduce throttle to approx 25%. 3. As soon as the »Xtreme is back in upright position increase THROTTLE to help the copter stabilise again. 4. Compared to the SPORT MODE motor power will only be changed by the pilot’s inputs and not by the »Xtreme. 18.7 Altitude height hold function 18.7.
19. MAINTENANCE, CARE AND REPAIR 19.2 Resetting flight leveling gyro 19.2.1 General 19.1 Regular cleaning and maintenance >> In case your »Xtreme appears to be drifting in one direction, noticeable especially in beginner mode, you may need to reset the sensor calibration. 19.1.1 Cleaning >> If you need to continuously trim the »Xtreme to ensure proper flying then this may be due to the following reasons: The »Xtreme is a simple but well-designed flying device.
19.2.2 Mode 1 The use of the supplied stock transmitter is described here. For your own transmitter refer to its user instructions and your own configuration respectively. 1. Place the »Xtreme onto an as flat as possible level surface. 2. Power on the transmitter and connect the flight battery. 3. Move the THROTTLE/AILERON lever diagonally into the right bottom position, and move the ELEVATOR/RUDDER lever fully up vertically. See [ Fig. 28 ]. 4.
19.3 After a crash It is strongly suggested to always inspect for damage. Replace defective parts immediately. Defective parts can impact properly working parts! >> An easy way to maintain the »Xtreme’s perfect condition is through visual inspection after every crash. >> During a crash motor mounts and motor arms can sometimes roll. This will cause the propeller to be out of alignment with the rest, and can cause problems. In this case check to make sure all screws are securely tightened.
19.3.1.3 Replacement >> See [ Fig. 31 ]. 1. Loosen the spinner (4) counter-clockwise and remove it. 2. Remove the washer and pull the propeller off the motor shaft. 3. Slide a new propeller (mind the direction: “L” or “R”) onto the motor shaft. The propeller only fits in one direction. You may need to turn it slightly to find the correct position. 4. Install a new washer. 5. Replace the spinner and tighten it with moderate force. Overtightening leads to damage of the motor shaft thread and propeller.
20. DISPOSAL 21. FCC COMPLIANCE STATEMENT FCC ID: OMO-M-19 20.1 General In order to preserve, protect and improve the quality of environment, protect human health and utilise natural resources prudently and rationally, the user should return unserviceable product to relevant facilities in accordance with statutory regulations. The crossed-out wheeled bin indicates the product needs to be disposed separately and not as municipal waste. 20.
23. TECHNICAL DATA 23.2 Remote control Supply voltage....................................3 V/DC (2 x AAA batteries) 23.1 Xtreme Transmission frequency.....................2.4 GHz Number of channels...........................Auto selection by frequency hopping (FHSS) Power supply......................................7.4 V LiPo rechargeable battery Transmitter range...............................max. 400 ft (~122 m), open field Operating temperature.......................
24. DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY 25. LEGAL NOTES Manufacturer: CEI Conrad Electronic International (HK) Limited License holder: CEI Conrad Electronic International (HK) Limited These operating instructions are published by CEI Conrad Electronic International (HK) Limited, 18th Floor, Tower 2, Nina Tower, No. 8 Yeung Uk Road, Tsuen Wan, New Territories, Hong Kong. Address: 18th Floor, Tower 2, Nina Tower, No.
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