Hawkeye Manuals & User Guides
Manufacturer of FPV monitors, receivers, and lightweight 4K action cameras designed for drones and aerial photography enthusiasts.
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Hawkeye (often referred to as Hawkeye FPV or Hawkeye Firefly) is a specialized electronics brand catering to the RC hobbyist and First Person View (FPV) drone market. They are best known for their "Little Pilot" and "Captain" series of all-in-one FPV monitors, which integrate high-brightness screens with low-latency receivers and DVR functionality.
In addition to ground station equipment, Hawkeye produces the popular "Firefly" series of action cameras, including the Firefly V6, Split, and Thumb Cams, which offer 4K recording and gyro stabilization in lightweight form factors suitable for aerial mounting. The brand focuses on providing cost-effective, high-performance video solutions for unmanned aerial systems.
Hawkeye manuals
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Hawkeye FPV Monitor with DVR HDMI User Manual
Hawkeye Little Pilot FPV Monitor with DVR User Manual
Hawkeye V2 17 Inch 1000lux FPV Monitor Installation Guide
Hawkeye 1.2G-2.2G 64CH 10.2 inch 1000LUX FPV Monitor User Manual
Hawkeye Firefly V6 LITE 4K FPV Camera Instructions
Hawkeye 4K Thumb Cam 3 Internal EIS Instructions
Hawkeye 99DB 5.8G Sharp Vision 2 FPV Monitor User Manual
Hawkeye H735 Current Switches with Relay User Guide
Hawkeye H932 Current Transducers with Relay User Guide
Hawkeye Captain Android 10.2 inch FPV Monitor for DJI Goggles and Open IPC
HawkEye FishTrax 1C Fish Finder Operation Manual
Hawkeye 1.2G 3.3G 4.9-5.8GHZ -99DB 10.2 inch FPV Monitor with DVR and HDMI User Manual
Hawkeye Little Pilot Captain X 10.2 inch FPV Monitor User Manual
Hawkeye Little Pilot Four 5-inch FPV Monitor with DVR - User Guide and Specifications
HawkEye HS221, HS421, HE421 Sensors Parts Manual - Hunter Engineering
Hawkeye 17-inch 1000lux FPV Monitor V2: Specifications and Setup Guide
HawkEye FishPod 5X Troubleshooting and Tips Guide
Hawkeye Little Pilot Sharp Vision 2 User Manual: 7-inch FPV Monitor, DVR, HDMI
Hawkeye 4K Thumb Cam 2 Gyroflow Smooth User Manual
Hawkeye 5G Digital Goggles Video Transmission System User Manual
Hawkeye Firefly Split V6-PRO 6K FPV Camera User Manual and Specifications
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Hawkeye Little Pilot Captain X FPV Monitor User Manual
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Hawkeye Little Pilot Captain X 10.2 inch FPV Monitor User Manual
Hawkeye video guides
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Hawkeye support FAQ
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How do I update the firmware on my Hawkeye Firefly camera?
To update firmware, delete all files on your SD card, download the latest .bin firmware file from the official website (CNfpv.com) to the root directory, insert the card into the camera, and power it on. The LED will flash during the update and the camera will reboot once finished.
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What is the default Wi-Fi password for Hawkeye cameras?
The default Wi-Fi password for connecting Hawkeye Firefly cameras to the mobile app is typically 12345678.
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What type of SD card should I use with Hawkeye DVRs and cameras?
It is recommended to use a Class 10 or U3 Micro SD card. The card should generally be formatted to FAT32 before use, especially for capacities between 8GB and 64GB.
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Why is my recorded video file damaged?
Video files can become damaged if power is cut off suddenly or if the battery is removed before stopping the recording. Always press the stop recording button before powering down. Some cameras can repair the file if you enter playback mode on the device.