HYTOBP S179 Drone User Manual
Model: S179
Contact Information & Support
? Email: hytobp@htwlkj.net
? Official Website: https://www.hytobp.net
▶️ YouTube Account: @HYTOBP (for tutorial videos)
© Facebook Account: @Hytobp Ht
? Phone Number: +1 (602) 563-6540
? Please read this manual carefully before use.
☀️ Fly in a clear, bright, and windless environment.
? Ensure the drone's battery is fully charged before flying.
Remote Control Operation Manual
Remote Control Layout
Diagram Description: An illustration of the remote control shows the layout of joysticks, buttons, and the screen.
- Speed Gear (Low, Medium, High): Adjusts flight speed.
- Throttle Lever (Up/Down/Left/Right): Controls ascent/descent and rotation.
- Camera Down Button: Adjusts camera angle downwards.
- Camera Up Button: Adjusts camera angle upwards.
- Headless Mode / One-Key Return Button: Short press for Headless Mode; long press for One-Key Return.
- Direction Control Lever (Forward/Backward/Left/Right): Controls forward, backward, left, and right flight.
- Power Switch: Turns the remote on/off.
- One-Touch Takeoff/Landing Button: Initiates automatic takeoff or landing.
- Left/Right Joysticks: Used for flight control. Pushing both inwards simultaneously initiates calibration.
Remote Screen Icons Introduction
Diagram Description: An illustration of the remote control screen displays various icons and indicators.
- Signal Strength Indicator (?): Shows the strength of the connection between the remote and the drone.
- Flight Mode Indicator (e.g., EASY, M, H): Indicates the current speed gear: EASY (Low), M (Medium), H (High).
- Throttle Lever Position Indicator: Shows the current position of the throttle lever.
- Battery Level Indicator (?): Displays the remaining battery power of the remote control.
- 3D Flip Indicator (3D): Shows when the 3D flip function is active.
- Left/Right Flight Fine-Tuning: Indicators for adjusting flight path left or right.
- Forward/Backward Fine-Tuning: Indicators for adjusting flight path forward or backward.
Drone Folding
Diagram Description: An image shows the drone in its folded state and then unfolded.
1. Unfold the four arms of the drone to their designated positions as shown in the diagram.
Propeller Installation
Diagram Description: A close-up view shows how to attach a propeller to a motor using screws. Labels A and B indicate matching points.
1. Align the propeller with the motor shaft, ensuring the propeller logo matches the arm (A to A, B to B). 2. Secure the propeller by tightening the screws clockwise.
Battery Installation, Removal, and Charging
Diagram Description: Three illustrations show the battery installation, removal, and charging process.
Installation: 1. Insert the battery module into the designated battery compartment on the underside of the drone until it clicks into place.
Removal: 2. Press the release tab (indicated by an arrow) on the battery compartment and slide the battery out.
Charging: 3. Connect the battery to the charging cable. Plug the USB end into a USB port on a computer or a compatible USB power adapter. The indicator light will be red while charging and turn green when fully charged. Charging time is approximately 2 to 2.5 hours.
Remote Control Battery Installation
Diagram Description: An illustration shows the back of the remote control with a battery cover and the required AA batteries. A small screwdriver is shown.
1. Remove the battery cover from the back of the remote control. 2. Insert 3 x 1.5V AA batteries, observing the correct polarity (+/-) as indicated inside the battery compartment. (Batteries are not included and must be purchased separately.)
Battery Usage Precautions
⚠️ Battery usage involves risks. Users assume full responsibility for any damage to property or injury to persons resulting from battery use, charging, discharge, or storage. The manufacturer and seller are not liable for damages caused by batteries.
- Leakage: If battery fluid leaks, avoid contact with skin and eyes. If contact occurs, wash immediately with soap and water. If it gets into eyes, rinse thoroughly with cold water and seek medical attention.
- Abnormalities: If you detect any unusual odor, noise, or smoke from the charger, unplug it immediately.
- Fire/Shock/Explosion Hazard: Strictly adhere to the following to prevent fire, electric shock, or explosion.
Charging Precautions
- Always use the original factory-supplied charger. Do not use damaged chargers or third-party chargers.
- Do not charge batteries that are swollen, leaking, or damaged.
- Avoid overcharging. Remove the charger once the battery is fully charged. Do not recharge a hot battery immediately after use to prevent overheating.
- Do not charge batteries near flammable materials (e.g., carpets, wooden floors, furniture) or conductive surfaces. Always monitor charging.
- Do not charge the battery immediately after use if it is hot.
- Charge the battery within a temperature range of 0°C to 40°C.
Recycling
- Do not dispose of batteries with household waste. Damaged or unusable batteries require special disposal containers.
- This device contains electronic components and batteries. Dispose of electronic waste according to local regulations.
- Familiarize yourself with local centralized waste disposal methods.
Accessories List
Please count the accessories carefully. If any are missing, present proof of purchase to the seller for exchange.
- Drone x1 (Battery included)
- USB Charging Cable x1
- Remote Control x1
- Spare Propellers x4
- Screwdriver x1
- User Manual x1
Diagram Description: Images of the drone, USB cable, remote control, spare propellers, and screwdriver are shown.
Linking Remote to Drone
Remote and Drone Linking Process
1. Turn on the drone's power switch. 2. Turn on the remote control's power switch. 3. The power indicator lights on both the remote and the drone will change from flashing to solid. You will hear two "didi" sounds, indicating the link is complete.
Diagram Description: Two screen displays show the remote link status: "Link Before" (flashing indicators) and "Link After" (solid indicators). A 2-second long press is indicated for initiating the link.
Note: Press and hold the power button for 2 seconds to initiate linking.
Calibration
Diagram Description: An illustration shows the left and right joysticks being pushed inwards simultaneously.
1. Place the drone on a flat surface with the front (camera side) facing forward. 2. Push the left throttle control stick to the bottom right corner and simultaneously push the right direction control stick to the bottom left corner. 3. The drone's indicator lights will flash and then turn solid, indicating calibration is complete.
Takeoff and Landing
Diagram Description: An image shows the drone in flight, with an overlay indicating the "One-Touch Takeoff/Landing" button.
Once the drone is unlocked (after calibration), press the "One-Touch Takeoff/Landing" button to initiate takeoff or landing.
Diagram Description: Two illustrations show the drone taking off and landing via the one-touch button.
Drone Function Demonstration
Important Note: The direction the camera faces is the front of the drone. The opposite direction is the rear.
Ascend
Diagram Description: An illustration shows the drone ascending.
Push the left joystick (throttle) upwards. The propeller speed increases, and the drone ascends.
Descend
Diagram Description: An illustration shows the drone descending.
Pull the left joystick (throttle) downwards. The propeller speed decreases, and the drone descends.
Left Flight
Diagram Description: An illustration shows the drone moving to the left.
Push the left joystick to the left. The drone's body turns left.
Right Flight
Diagram Description: An illustration shows the drone moving to the right.
Push the left joystick to the right. The drone's body turns right.
Forward Flight
Diagram Description: An illustration shows the drone moving forward.
Push the right joystick upwards. The drone moves forward.
Backward Flight
Diagram Description: An illustration shows the drone moving backward.
Push the right joystick downwards. The drone moves backward.
Left Rotation
Diagram Description: An illustration shows the drone rotating left.
Push the right joystick to the left. The drone's body turns left.
Right Rotation
Diagram Description: An illustration shows the drone rotating right.
Push the right joystick to the right. The drone's body turns right.
Special Note:
Gently push the throttle stick. When the drone lifts off the ground and is in the air, if the drone rotates or tilts in different directions, use the fine-tuning function to correct its orientation.
Fine-Tuning Mode
If the drone drifts during flight, you can use this function to adjust its flight attitude. If the drone drifts, press the fine-tuning button. You will hear a "di" sound. Within 5 seconds, move the direction joystick in the opposite direction of the drift until the drone hovers stably. If no operation is performed within 5 seconds, the fine-tuning mode will automatically exit. You can also press the fine-tuning button again to exit the mode.
- To correct backward drift: Press the fine-tuning button, then push the direction joystick forward.
- To correct forward drift: Press the fine-tuning button, then push the direction joystick backward.
- To correct left drift: Press the fine-tuning button, then push the direction joystick right.
- To correct right drift: Press the fine-tuning button, then push the direction joystick left.
? When the drone is within approximately 30cm (1 foot) of the ground, it may become unstable due to the "ground effect" caused by its own propellers. The lower the altitude, the greater the impact of ground effect.
Speed Gear (Low, Medium, High)
During flight control, the drone's speed can be adjusted according to your skill level. When the remote is powered on, it defaults to low speed. Pressing the speed button once will result in two "di" sounds, indicating medium speed. Pressing again will result in three "di" sounds, indicating high speed. Pressing again will result in one "di" sound, returning to low speed.
Diagram Description: Three remote screen displays show the speed indicators: "EASY" for Low speed, "M" for Medium speed, and "H" for High speed.
Headless Mode / One-Key Return
Headless Mode: When the drone takes off, the direction the nose is pointing is considered the front. If the drone's orientation is unclear at a certain altitude, short-press the Headless Mode button to activate it. In Headless Mode, the drone will fly in the direction you push the control stick, regardless of its orientation. Press the button again to exit Headless Mode.
One-Key Return: Continuously press and hold this button to activate the One-Key Return function. The drone will fly back towards the direction its tail was facing at takeoff. You can end the One-Key Return by moving the direction joystick in any direction.
Diagram Description: An illustration shows the Headless Mode button on the remote.
3D Flip
Once you have mastered the basic operations, you can try the exciting 3D Flip function. Fly the drone to a height of approximately 3 meters. Press the 3D Flip button; you will hear a "di" sound from the remote. Then, move the direction joystick forward, backward, left, or right to perform a flip in that direction. The drone will automatically recover its stable flight within 8 seconds after pressing the 3D Flip button if no further input is given.
Diagram Description: Four illustrations show the drone performing flips: Front Flip, Back Flip, Left Flip, and Right Flip.
360 Obstacle Avoidance Mode
If you are flying the drone in an environment with obstacles, you can activate the 360 Obstacle Avoidance feature. In this mode, the drone will detect obstacles in front, behind, left, or right and activate an emergency stop function to ensure safe flight.
(It is recommended to activate the obstacle avoidance function in indoor spaces of 6 meters x 6 meters or larger.)
Camera Angle Adjustment
Diagram Description: An illustration shows the drone with its camera. Two buttons labeled "Camera Up" and "Camera Down" are indicated.
Press the "Camera Down" button to adjust the camera angle downwards.
Press the "Camera Up" button to adjust the camera angle upwards.
Pre-Flight Environment
- Indoor Flight: Choose a spacious area free of obstacles and pets.
- Outdoor Flight: Select a warm, clear day with no wind or light wind.
- Temperature: Avoid flying in extreme temperatures (very hot or very cold) as it can affect flight performance and potentially damage the model.
- Wind: Do not fly in strong winds, as the drone may be lost or damaged.
Precautions
- Remote Range: Low battery levels in the remote or drone can affect the control range.
- Battery Level: Insufficient drone battery may lead to reduced flight altitude or difficulty taking off.
- Damage: If the drone is damaged or deformed, have it repaired promptly. Do not fly if the rotors are damaged, as this poses a safety risk.
- Storage: If the drone will not be used for an extended period, remove the batteries from the remote to prevent leakage and product damage.
- Crashes: Avoid crashing the drone from high altitudes or causing severe collisions to prevent damage or shorten its lifespan.
Troubleshooting
Diagram Description: A table lists common problems, their causes, and solutions.
Problem | Cause | Solution |
---|---|---|
Remote control not powering on | 1. Power switch is off. 2. Batteries not inserted correctly according to polarity. 3. Batteries are depleted. |
1. Turn on the power switch. 2. Ensure batteries are inserted according to the +/- polarity markings. 3. Replace batteries. |
Drone not responding | 1. Remote not linked to the drone. 2. Drone is in low-voltage protection mode (indicator light flashing). |
1. Power cycle the drone and remote, then re-link them. 2. Charge the drone's battery. |
Drone flight deviation (drifting) | 1. Drone is not placed on a level surface. 2. Drone is drifting to one side. |
1. Place the drone on a level surface. 2. Use the remote's fine-tuning controls to adjust the flight path. |
Remote control sensitivity is poor | 1. Remote control battery power is insufficient. 2. Drone is outside the effective remote control range. |
1. Replace the remote control batteries. 2. Keep the drone within the effective remote control range. |
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