User's Manual

STEP 3:

Lift the TYPHOON H3 airframe straight and level. When the LEDs on two motors start to blink green as

illustrated, turn it forward as shown by the red arrow until a tone is heard and the two LEDs turn off.

STEP 4:

Repeat this procedure for all six positions.

If the calibration has been successful, the LEDs under six motor arms will turn green ,also the ST-16S will

pop-up ” Compass calibration completed” on the screen.

IMPORTANT:

If the calibration has failed, all LED Status Indicators will blink red rapidly and the controller

will pop-up a "Compass calibration failed "on the screen, you must repeat the calibration process. If the cal-

ibration continues to fail, either the site of calibration is unsuitable or the compass is defective. Refer to

YUNEEC service center.

Compass Calibration

CAUTION: Do not calibrate the compass in parking garages, close to

buildings or near roads with a metal core. For optimum perfor-

mance, only calibrate TYPHOON H3 in open spaces, far away from

power lines and other metal structures or concrete buildings.

NOTICE: Be sure to perform the compass calibration procedure at

least 11 feet away from the nearest cell phone or other electronic

devices to ensure proper calibration.

STEP 1: Power on the ST16S Ground Station rst and then the air-

craft, and make sure they are connected correctly. If they are not

connected correctly, the telemetry data will not display on the

screen.

STEP 2: Tap the System icon[ ] on the top right corner on the

ST16S, and then enter the aircraft setting interface by tapping

[ ], select the Compass Calibration.

Installing the Propellers

Each arm of the TYPHOON H3 has a letter A or letter B labeled on it. “A”

arms have black center buttons; “B” arms have white center buttons.

Each propeller has an A or B label etched into the blade. “A” propellers

cannot be attached to “B” motors, nor can “B” propeller be mounted to

an “A” motor.

Match the A propellers with the A arms (black center button) and the B

propellers with the B arms (white center button). Place the prop on the

motor, lightly press down and while holding the motor and turn the prop

a quarter turn. A click will be heard and the center button will slightly pop

up. Hold the motor and test propeller security to assure a locked propeller.

Disassembling the propellers

Press and hold the center button into the mounting plate, and then rotate

the propeller in the direction the arrow points to.

IMPORTANT NOTICE:

Always check the props for damage and rough

edges. Damaged props may cause in ight vibrations causing unwanted

ight characteristics. Propellers should be replaced every 20 ight hours.