INSTRUCTION MANUAL

Specifications

Contents of the Box:

• 1 x Quadcopter drone
• 1 x 2.4GHz remote control with LCD display (6x AA batteries not included)
• 1 x 7.4V 1200mAh Li-po battery
• 1 x Charger
• 4 x Spare propellers
• 1 x User manual

Specifications:

• 2.4GHz Assembled quadcopter drone Ready-to-fly
• 6-axis Gyroscope
• Barometer, altitude hold
• 4 main engines
• 1 Li-po Battery 7.4V 1200mAh
• Height: 130 mm
• Length: 530 mm
• Width: 530 mm
• Weight: 225 grams without battery
• Battery weight: 46 grams

Safety Precautions

• Read the manual carefully and completely
• This model is not suitable for children under 14 years and contains small parts
• Children should only use this model under the supervision of an adult
• Keep hands, face, hair and clothes away from blades.
• Stand out of reach of moving parts of the copter
• After using the copter ALWAYS disconnect the battery and remove it from the device
• The model and the transmitter must be switched off after use
• Always fly in an open and safe environment where you will not cause any danger to others
• For the remote control, we recommend AA batteries with a voltage of 1.5 to 1.2 volts
• For people without experience, we recommend that you learn to fly with an experienced user during your first flights
• Before each flight, test the distance limit of the transmitter
• Keep these instructions safe
• Always follow local laws and regulations! Contact your reseller when in doubt.

Do Not Fly:

• Around people or animals
• Around large groups of people
• In limited visibility or dark conditions
• Winds above 2 Beaufort
• Near high voltage pylons and / or other types of cabling
• During thunderstorms, rain or high humidity. The device is not water-resistant.

Battery Recycling Recommendations

For the sensitive and rational conservation, protection and improvement of the quality of the environment, protection of human health and the preservation of natural resources, the user must send an unusable product to relevant facilities created to this purpose in accordance with the law.

The [Recycling Symbol: Crossed-out Wheelie Bin] means that the product must be recycled (WARNING: do not throw it in your bin).

The user must return used batteries and rechargeable batteries. It is forbidden to dispose of used batteries in the bins containing household waste! Batteries / accumulators containing hazardous substances are marked with the [Recycling Symbol: Crossed-out Wheelie Bin]. The symbol indicates that the product should be recycled. The chemical symbols for the respective hazardous substances are Cd (cadmium), Hg (mercury), Pb (lead). The used batteries can be disposed for free of charge at collection points in your community, stores or wherever batteries are sold. You are kindly requested to conform to your legal obligations and contribute to the protection of our environment.

Li-po Battery Instructions

• Keep the batteries out of reach of children
• Non-rechargeable batteries should not be recharged
• Unequally charged batteries or different battery types should not be used together
• Use recommended batteries or similar
• After using the product, remove the batteries if you will not use it again for a long period of time
• The terminals must not be short-circuited
• This model is equipped with a rechargeable Li-po Battery. Li-po batteries require special attention, follow the manual
• The batteries must be charged with the charger supplied by WLtoys
• When charging the battery, always ensure that you do so on a non-combustible surface
• Do not leave charging without supervision
• Always charge the battery to 100%
• Ensure that the battery wires are not in contact to avoid a short-circuit
• The ignition wires of the battery must not be modified or damaged
• Never damage the battery mechanically (this could cause an explosion)
• The battery should not be placed near children (unless you have an adult supervision)
• The technical design of the battery must not be changed
• Touching of damaged batteries can cause injury. If there is contact with skin or eyes, seek medical attention immediately!
• Do not charge directly after the flight or when the battery is warm

Battery Charging

Diagram Description: Image shows a battery connected to a charger, which is plugged into a wall socket.

Plug the charger into a wall socket and connect the battery to the charger. This can only be done in one way: by firmly connecting the charging cable. If the green light is on, the battery is fully charged and can be disconnected. Then do not forget to unplug the charger from the wall socket.

LED Indicators:

• [Green LED ON] = charging battery
• [Green LED OFF] = charged battery
• [Green LED flashing] = damaged battery
• [Red LED ON] = charger
• [Red LED OFF] = damaged charger / not connected to a wall socket

Specifications:

Input: 220V

Charging Current: 500mA

Full Voltage: 4.2 +/- 0.03V

Warning: Always place the battery on a heat resistant surface and never leave it unattended!

Remote Control / Transmitter

Diagram Description: Image shows the top view of the remote control with numbered parts.

Transmitter Controls:

• 1. Power LED
• 2. Module 1: Water jet; bubble jet; video; basket up; lead single missile
• 3. Throttle/Yaw control stick
• 4. Throttle trim
• 5. Yaw trim
• 6. 40% agility
• 7. 60% agility
• 8. 80% agility
• 9. LCD display
• 10. Power switch
• 11. Antenna
• 12. Roll (when 100%)
• 13. Direction control stick
• 14. Forwards and backwards trim
• 15. Crab trim
• 16. 100% agility
• 17. Lighting control
• 18. Module 2: Taking photos(Headless mode if available, press 2 sec)

LCD Display Indicators:

• 1. Stick mode 1/3 indicator
• 2. Throttle trim tips
• 3. Yaw trim tips
• 4. Percentage of the reaction
• 5. Transmitter battery indicator
• 6. Stick mode 2/4 indicator
• 7. Forwards and backwards trim tips
• 8. Crab trim tips

Drone Operation

Using the throttle you can control the rotation axis of the drone. Using the directional joystick you can control the flight direction of the drone.

The mode available on this model is mode 2 with the throttle on the left. It is not possible to switch modes.

The different calibration buttons help keep the drone stationary. Test this by pressing the accelerator and calibration buttons to maintain the drone in one place.

You can choose the percentage of speed. Higher values mean faster reaction (e.g., 100% is more responsive than 40%).

The two module buttons are used to activate different modules: photos / shots / basket.

Diagram Description: Images show battery compartment and insertion of AA batteries into the remote.

Insert the battery by sliding the cover down. Then insert 6 x AA batteries as indicated under the cover.

Headless Mode

Headless mode means the quadcopter's direction of flight, as seen from your viewpoint, follows the controls directly, regardless of the quadcopter's orientation. This is also referred to as 'Care Free' (CF) mode and is typically done with a digital compass. For example, pressing the stick to the left will make the quadcopter fly left from your viewpoint. Without headless mode, if the quadcopter is pointing towards you, pressing the stick left would make it fly right.

Headless Mode Operation: Straighten the copter (red blades in front). Long press the Headless Mode button for 2 seconds to enter Headless Mode; the transmitter will start beeping. Long press the Headless Mode button for 2 seconds to exit; the transmitter will stop beeping.

Altitude Hold

This model is equipped with a barometer, allowing the quadcopter to hold its altitude without remote input.

Starting the Copter:

• Connect the battery to the copter.
• Turn on the remote.
• Throttle up/down to connect drone to remote.
• Arm the quad by moving the throttle to the bottom left and the directional stick to the bottom right.
• By holding the throttle down for more than 2 seconds, you use it to adjust height. Holding it for just one second allows the copter to ascend to approximately 1m altitude and maintain height.
• Adjust altitude with throttle up/down.

Ending:

• Keep the light button (middle right) pressed for 1 second to autoland.
• Alternatively, throttle down. When securely landed, disarm the quad by moving the throttle to the bottom left and the directional stick to the right.

How to Fly

Flying is relatively simple but requires some practice. Visit www.wltoys.eu to watch educational films.

Flight Controls

Diagram Description: Diagrams illustrate drone movements: Sideward, Forward, Altitude, and Turn.

Sideward:

The directional lever serves to move the drone to the left or the right.

Forward:

Pushing the directional lever up and down makes your drone go forward or backward.

Altitude:

Pushing the gear lever up and down makes your altitude rise or fall.

Turn:

Pushing the gear lever from side to side, the drone will turn on its own axis.

Procedure to Spare Engine

Engines are brushed and eventually wear out. When worn out, they need to be replaced. For more information, go to www.wltoys.eu.

Never go full speed for the first 3 flights. After 3 flights, blow out engines with air when possible.

Spare engines can be bought on www.wltoys.eu or from your reseller.

The First Flight

1. For your first flight, ensure you are with someone experienced in flying copters. We advise making your first flights on a relatively soft surface to protect the copter.
2. Find a location away from people, with a smooth surface and without obstacles. Avoid trees, electric lines, and water points in the immediate vicinity.
3. Place your copter on the ground about 10 feet away from you. Note that for quadcopters, the colored blades indicate the front. It is easiest to position yourself behind the copter for easier control.
4. Turn the copter on first. Then turn on the remote control (for some models, this is reversed). Some models require arming the motors first. Turn on the copter and controller, then move the throttle up and down to connect. After this, move the throttle to the bottom left and the directional lever to the bottom right simultaneously, holding them for a few seconds to arm the motors.
5. Start the engine and take off to about 1 meter from the ground to avoid the "ground effect." Near the ground, air currents behave differently than at higher altitudes, which can prevent loss of control.
6. Then, try to fly gently in one direction. If the engine flies away in the wrong direction, make a controlled landing and try again.

Caution

• Ensure the copter in flight is always within sight and under control.
• Always use a fully charged battery.
• When finished flying, always turn off the copter first, then the remote control.
• Do not use the copter if it has visible or mechanical damage.
• Always fly in an open and safe environment to avoid dangerous situations.
• Always stay out of reach of rotors.
• Remember to disconnect the battery of the copter after each flight.
• Ensure you adhere to all legal requirements for your copter model in the country of use.
• If you lose control of the copter, disable propulsion immediately by pushing the throttle lever down to turn it off.

Calibration

If the copter is unstable, resulting in erratic flying and rotation around its axis, requiring constant correction, the gyroscope may not be calibrated properly. To recalibrate, connect the drone to the transmitter (refer to "Activation" in the manual), then press the 100% button on the remote and move both sticks to the bottom left. Calibration is confirmed by a long beep or flashing lights (on the PCB), or both.

Note: Calibration is performed at the factory and is usually not necessary upon receiving the product.

Troubleshooting

Common Issues:

• Issue: Receiver LED blinks continuously for more than 4 seconds after battery insertion; no response to command input. Transmitter not connected.
• Solution: Repeat the power-on initialization process.
• Issue: No response from quadcopter after battery connection.
• Solution: Check for contact failure on battery terminals. Turn on the transmitter and ensure the vehicle battery is correctly inserted. Replace the battery and ensure good contact at the battery's connections. Use fully charged batteries in the remote.
• Issue: Motor does not respond to throttle stick, receiver flashes.
• Solution: Quadcopter's battery is exhausted. Charge the battery or replace it with a charged battery.
• Issue: Main rotor continues to rotate after landing.
• Solution: Confirm the gear lever is oriented downward.
• Issue: Main rotor rotates, but the device does not take off.
• Solution: Blades may be distorted, or the quadcopter battery is exhausted. Charge or replace the battery, and/or replace the blades.
• Issue: Quadcopter suffers from strong vibrations.
• Solution: Blades are distorted. Replace the blades.
• Issue: Tail is not balanced, or speed is inconsistent in left/right pirouette.
• Solution: Tail rotors are probably damaged. Replace the main wing and/or the main engine.
• Issue: Quadcopter moved forward after lever adjustment during hover.
• Solution: Gyroscope is not correctly calibrated. The gear lever is placed too high or too low. Refine calibration by restarting on a flat surface.
• Issue: Cannot fly; helicopter falls.
• Solution: Motor may have fallen out, or gears are loose. Reinstall the motor and tighten the gears.

Spare Parts

The copter is not sensitive to crashes, but in case of extreme drops, some parts may break. All parts can be ordered and easily assembled. Please contact your dealer or visit www.wltoys.eu for more information.

Camera Module (Optional)

This model can be equipped with a camera. If your model does not include one, you can find it from your retailer or on www.wltoys.eu. The camera is installed as explained under module. Install the SD card by pushing it into the rear slot until it clicks. To remove, press again until it is pushed out.

To take a picture, press the photo button. To record a video, press the video button. Ensure you start AND stop your video recording. If not stopped properly, the recording will not be saved.

Your camera comes with a USB stick. Insert the SD card into the USB and then into a computer USB slot.

On your computer, open the USB drive folder. You will find the following folders:

• PHOTO > Contains all photo images
• VIDEO > Contains all video's

About WLtoys

Imported by: WLtoys.eu / DroneX BV

Bloemstraat 86HS 1016 LE Amsterdam | www.wltoys.eu | info@wltoys.eu

Our products comply with the standards and criteria of the European Union and are approved by the EC. For your safety, we recommend reading the entire manual before your first flight.

Congratulations on your purchase of this product from wltoys.eu! WLtoys.eu offers its customers high-quality products. All products are carefully tested before shipment. If a problem persists, contact your dealer or visit www.wltoys.eu. Your dealer can also assist you in obtaining spare parts. We hope you enjoy your experience with our product.

You can contact us at any time on: www.wltoys.eu | support@wltoys.eu.

You can find instructional videos and purchase spare parts on our website www.wltoys.eu.

For technical support, contact your reseller.

WARNING: Non-compliance with safety rules may cause damage, injury, and/or dangerous situations.

Warranty

The use of this product is entirely at your own responsibility and risk. WLtoys has no control over how the product is used (flying and maintenance), and therefore is not responsible for any damages or costs incurred by improper use.

This warranty covers manufacturing and material defects under normal use. WLtoys takes no responsibility for indirectly caused damage.

Exclusions from Warranty:

• Damage caused by failure to comply with security measures or instructions.
• Extreme treatment beyond usual standards.
• Overloading the vehicle or external influences.
• Homemade modifications to the product.
• Damage caused by loss of control of the vehicle.
• Electric defects due to voltage overload or lightning.
• Normal wear and tear of the device and parts.
• Costs of transportation, shipping, or insurance.
• Damage caused by humidity.
• Damage caused by loss of the product.
• Warranty for brushed engines is void after three flights.