User manual

f) Binding the Transmitter with Quadrocopter

The transmitter uses a 2.4 GHz transmission frequency and achieves a transmission range of up to approx.

100 metres, depending on the environment and ambient conditions. The quadrocopter is designed with a Power-On

safety feature that ensures that it’s motor will not start unless it detects a suitable control signal when the LiPo battery

is connected.

• Connectyourquadrocopter’sbattery,havingrstcheckedthatitiscorrectlycharged.

• Placeyourquadrocopteronaatsurface.

• Make sure the left throttle control stick (11) is in the full down position.

• Press down the photo button (3) and set the ON/OFF switch (6) to position ON. See Fig. 13.

• The transmitter status LED (15) will blink red. Do not move any other stick or trim before the transmitter and

quadrocopternishpairing,otherwisethequadrocopterwilldrift.ThestatusLEDwillturngreenafterpairingis

successfully completed.

MODE 2

Photo button

MODE 2

Photo button

Fig. 13

g) Horizontal calibration

• A horizontal calibration is necessary if the quadrocopter drifts during

ight.Stopthemotorsandlaythequadrocopteronalevelsurface

for calibration.

• Hold the left throttle/rudder control stick (11) to the full down position

and then move it to the lower right position.

• Quickly move the right elevator/aileron control stick to the left and

right repeatedly until the two headlights blink, indicating successful

calibration. See Fig. 14.

• This calibration will reduce excessive drifting when doing level yaw

turns.

Fig. 14

Always stop the motors and lay the quadrocopter on a level surface before calibration.