Feiyu SCORP 2

Catalogue

1. Overview

2. Getting started

• 2.1 Charging
• 2.2 Adjust the gimbal to gimbal balancing position
• 2.3 Using support stand

3. Mounting the Camera

• 3.1 Attach the quick release plate and camera backing base(Optional)
• 3.2 Install lens holder (Optional)
• 3.3 Mount camera on gimbal

4. Gimbal Balancing

• 4.1 Balancing the tilt axis
• 4.2 Balancing the roll axis
• 4.3 Balancing the pan axis
• 4.4 Using the memory slider

5. Power ON/ OFF& Wake up

• 5.1 Power ON/OFF
• 5.2 Lock/Unlock screen
• 5.3 Sleep/Wake up

6. Function/Modes introduction

• 6.1 Follow modes introduction
• 6.2 Other function introduction

7. App Connecting

• 7.1 Connect with Feiyu SCORP App
• 7.2 Function introduction of App

8. Operation

• 8.1 Button operation
• 8.2 Touch screen operation
• 8.3 Function operation
• 8.4 Control ports

9. Specifications

Tutorial

The tutorial videos can be watched at FeiyuTech official website or scan the QR code. https://www.feiyu-tech.com/play/

Download the App

Scan the QR code to download the app, or search for "Feiyu SCORP" in the App Store or Google Play.

* Requires iOS 11.0 or above, Android 6.0 or above.

iOS

Android

1. Overview

* Not include camera.

Component Identification:

• [1] Power button
• [2] Touch screen
• [3] Shutter button
• [4] Mode button
• [5] Joystick
• [6] F1 button
• [7] Kickstand
• [8] Handle
• [9] FPV button
• [10] Knob function switching button
• [11] Multifunction knob
• [12] Anti-drop lock for slider
• [13] Slider
• [14] Quick release plate lock
• [15] Slider lock
• [16] Vertical arm
• [17] Anti-drop lock
• [18] Quick release plate
• [19] Camera backing base
• [20] Slider
• [21] Slider lock
• [22] Slider arm lock knob
• [23] Image transmission port
• [24] Extension port 1
• [25] Cross arm lock knob
• [26] Cross arm
• [27] Roll axis
• [28] Roll lock
• [29] F2 button
• [30] Tilt lock
• [31] Tilt axis
• [32] Camera for tracking module
• [33] Indicator light for tracking module
• [34] Lens holder
• [35] Lens holder screw
• [36] Extension port 2
• [37] Camera control port/ USB-C power output port
• [38] Vertical arm lock knob
• [39] Pan axis
• [40] Pan lock
• [41] A/B button
• [42] Trigger button
• [43] 1/4 inch thread hole

Note: Supports charging for shooting devices compatible with the USB power supply protocol.

2. Getting started

2.1 Charging

Please fully charge the battery before powering on the gimbal for the first time. Charging with a USB-C cable supports quick charge with charging power ≤ 18W.

2.2 Adjust the gimbal to gimbal balancing position

The gimbal is folded by default. Please unlock all three axes and adjust the gimbal to the gimbal balancing position, then lock the three axes.

Diagram: Shows gimbal folded position and gimbal balancing position with numbered steps for unlocking/locking axes.

2.3 Using support stand

Users can unfold the built-in kickstand or install a tripod to place the gimbal on a flat surface.

Diagrams: Illustrate unfolding the kickstand and unfolding the tripod.

3. Mounting the Camera

Before mounting the camera, ensure the camera is ready for shooting (camera lens installed, lens cover removed, memory card and battery inserted, and battery fully charged). Complete all steps mentioned in chapter "2. Getting started" and ensure the gimbal is adjusted to the gimbal balancing position. Make sure the gimbal is powered off or in sleep mode before mounting the camera.

3.1 Attach the quick release plate and camera backing base(Optional)

Attach the quick release plate to the camera by tightening the screw. Users can choose to attach the camera backing base if needed (e.g., when using a long or heavy lens). Attach the camera backing base to the camera, then attach it to the quick release plate by tightening 2 screws.

Diagrams: Show attachment with quick release plate only, and with camera backing base and quick release plate.

3.2 Install lens holder (Optional)

Install the lens holder on the quick release plate if needed. The rubber of the lens holder must be directly under the lens. It is recommended to use the lens holder when using a long or heavy lens.

3.3 Mount camera on gimbal

Unlock [1], slide [2] into the slot, lock [1], loosen [3], slide [4] into the slot as indicated. Adjust the camera forward and backward until roughly balanced, then tighten [3].

Diagram: Illustrates the process of mounting the camera, showing numbered steps and adjustments. It is recommended to push the camera against the tilt axis. Unlock [1] to move the camera left or right according to the camera's width to adjust, then lock [1].

4. Gimbal Balancing

Please balance the gimbal before shooting. Ensure the camera and lens are ready for shooting, and the gimbal is powered off or in sleep mode before balancing. It is recommended to hold up the camera first, then move the slide arm, cross arm, and vertical arm.

▶️ Tutorial Videos

4.1 Balancing the tilt axis

4.1.1 Balancing the vertical tilt

a. Unlock the tilt lock [30], and loosen the slide arm lock [22].

b. Rotate the tilt axis so that the camera lens is pointing upward. Check the direction the lens tilts to.

c. If the lens tilts to one side, the camera is side-heavy. Move the slide arm [13] to the opposite direction until the camera is steady pointing upward.

d. Tighten the slide arm lock [22] while holding the camera.

4.1.2 Adjust depth for the tilt axis

a. Rotate the tilt axis so that the camera lens is pointing forward. Check the direction the lens tilts to.

b. If the lens tilts to one side, the camera is side-heavy. Unlock the quick release plate lock [14] and then move the quick release plate [18] to the opposite direction until the camera is steady pointing forward.

c. Lock the quick release plate lock [14] while holding the camera.

The tilt axis is balanced when the camera is steady while tilted up or down by 45°.

Diagram: Shows adjustments for tilt axis balancing.

4.2 Balancing the roll axis

a. Unlock the roll lock [28], check the direction the camera tilts to.

b. If the camera tilts to one side, the camera is side-heavy. Loosen the cross arm lock knob [25] and then move the cross arm [26] to the opposite direction until the camera stays still and horizontal to the ground.

c. Tighten the cross arm lock knob [25].

The roll axis is balanced when the camera can stay still and horizontal to the ground.

Diagram: Shows adjustments for roll axis balancing.

4.3 Balancing the pan axis

a. Unlock the pan lock [40]. Hold the tripod, and tilt the gimbal forward until it is horizontal to the ground.

b. If the camera tilts to one side, the camera is side-heavy. Loosen the vertical arm lock knob [38] and then move the vertical arm [16] to the opposite direction until the camera stays still and horizontal to the ground.

c. Tighten the vertical arm lock knob [38].

The pan axis is balanced when the camera can stay still and horizontal to the ground.

Diagram: Shows adjustments for pan axis balancing.

4.4 Using the memory slider

The Feiyu SCORP comes with a memory slider to make balancing easier. After balancing the gimbal, move the memory slider to the hole in the axis and make the red dot on the memory slider expose from the hole to mark the current position. Next time, if the objects mounted are the same, users can just move the axis to the position where the red dot exposes from the hole to make the gimbal balanced.

Diagrams: Illustrate the memory slider and its position.

5. Power ON/ OFF & Wake up

5.1 Power ON/OFF

Important:

• (1) Before powering on the gimbal, ensure it is balanced and all three axes are unlocked.
• (2) If not all 3 axes are unlocked, the gimbal will enter sleep mode to protect itself. Please single tap the power button to wake up the gimbal after unlocking all 3 axes.

Note: Please set motor power first after powering on the gimbal for the first time or after changing a new camera/lens (Refer to chapter 8.3.1).

Long press the power button and release it when you hear the beep sound to power on/off.

5.2 Lock/Unlock screen

Lock screen: Single tap the F2 button to lock the screen.

Unlock screen: Single tap the F2 button again to unlock the screen.

Screenshots: Show 'Screen locked' and 'Screen unlock' states.

5.3 Sleep/Wake up

Sleep: Double tap the power button to enter sleep mode. ?

Wake up: Single tap the power button or tap the ? icon on the screen in sleep mode to wake up the gimbal.

6. Function/Modes introduction

6.1 Follow modes introduction

• 1 PF (Default mode): Pan follow, only the pan axis follows the movement of the user's hand.
• 2 PTF: Pan and tilt follow, where both the pan and tilt axes follow the movement of the user's hand, but the roll axis does not.
• 3 FPV: Pan, tilt, and roll follow, where all 3 axes follow the movement of the user's hand.
• 4 Lock: All 3 axes do not follow the movement of the user's hand; the gimbal keeps the camera's direction fixed.
• 5 FFW: Flash follow, where all 3 axes follow the movement of the user's hand at a high follow speed.

Diagrams: Illustrate the 5 follow modes (PF, PTF, FPV, Lock, FFW).

6.2 Other function introduction

• Auto rotation: Camera auto-rotates to shoot according to user-defined rotation speed and direction, useful for scenes like in the movie Inception. (Refer to chapter 8.3.5)
• Portrait mode: Enter portrait mode for recording portrait video or live streaming. (Refer to chapter 8.3.7)
• Selfie mode: The camera turns 180° horizontally for selfie shooting. (Refer to chapter 8.3.9)
• Track video: Record track video according to set waypoints.
• Manual lock: Manually move the camera to a desired position and hold for half a second. New tilt/pan positions are automatically saved.

7. App Connecting

7.1 Connect with Feiyu SCORP App

1. Turn on the gimbal.
2. Turn on the smartphone Bluetooth, run the Feiyu SCORP App, and tap the top of the home page to connect the gimbal.

After successful connection, you can easily control the gimbal via the App, including controlling pan and tilt axis angles with the virtual joystick, switching modes, setting motor power/camera parameters/follow speed, and updating firmware.

7.2 Function introduction of App

The App provides various control and setting options:

• [1] Gimbal control access: Displays product name and device battery. Tap to enter the gimbal operation interface for virtual joystick control, mode switching, recentering, and manual horizontal angle adjustment. Prompts connection if not connected.
• [2] Disconnect device: Tap to disconnect the current device.
• [3] Scenarios: Offers auto rotation, panorama, timelapse (Motionlapse/Static timelapse/Hyperlapse), track video, and other usage scenarios.
• [4] Button settings: Configure functions for the trigger button (press and hold) and set auto focus time/attitude change time for the A/B button.
• [5] Knob settings: Set the control object for the multifunction knob (axes, electronic focus, focus motor). Adjust damp, speed, smooth, and sound settings in "More".
• [6] Motor power settings: Adjust tilt, roll, and pan axes motor power manually or use the auto-tune function. Note: Set motor power first after powering on the gimbal for the first time or after changing a new camera/lens.
• [7] Follow speed: Select preset follow speed profiles (Slow/Med/Fast) or customize follow speed and dead zone.
• [8] Camera settings: Set camera aperture, shutter speed, and ISO parameters after connecting the camera.
• [9] Horizon calibration: Calibrate the gimbal using the auto calibration function or adjust manually (when not in FPV or FFW mode).
• [10] More: Set silent boot, disable selfie, manual lock, check firmware information, update firmware, and restore default settings.
• [11] Back: Return to the home page.
• [12] Connect with image transmission device: Connect to an image transmission device.
• [13] Joystick settings: Set joystick speed for pan/tilt axis control and enable/disable inverted control.
• [14] Recenter: Recenter the gimbal.
• [15] Flash follow(FFW): Enter Flash follow mode.
• [16] Portrait mode: Enter portrait mode.
• [17] Selfie mode: Enter selfie mode.
• [18] Adjust horizontal angle: Use the slider to adjust the current horizontal angle of the roll axis.
• [19] Virtual joystick: Control pan and tilt axes using the virtual joystick on the app.
• [20] Lock mode: Enter lock mode.
• [21] Shutter: Take a photo (photo mode) or start/stop recording (video mode).
• [22] Switch between photo/video mode: Toggle between photo and video modes.
• [23] Pan follow (PF): Enter Pan follow mode.
• [24] Pan and tilt follow (PTF): Enter Pan and tilt follow mode.
• [25] FPV: Enter FPV mode.
• [26] Motion sensing mode: Control pan and tilt axes by following smartphone movement. Follow modes cannot be switched in this mode.

App Interface Diagrams: Show various screens and controls within the Feiyu SCORP App.

8. Operation

8.1 Button operation

• 8.1.1 Power button: Long press: Power on/off. Single tap: Wake up (in sleep mode) / Battery level display (when powered off). Double tap: Enter sleep mode. ?
• 8.1.2 Mode button: Single tap: Cycle through PF (Default) / PTF / FPV modes. Tap five times: Horizon calibration.
• 8.1.3 Trigger button: Double tap: Recenter. Triple tap: Enter/Exit selfie mode (Pan axis turns 180°). Press and hold: Enter PTF mode (release to exit). Functions can be customized via the App.
• 8.1.4 Joystick: Push to control the movement of the tilt and pan axes.
• 8.1.5 Shutter button*: Press halfway: Focus. Single tap (fully): Start/stop recording. Long press (fully): Take photo.
• 8.1.6 FPV button: Single tap: Enter/Exit FPV mode.
• 8.1.7 F1 button: Double tap: Enter/Exit portrait mode. Triple tap: AI power on/off. ? Long press: Enter/Exit AI Tracking (with AI Power enabled).
• 8.1.8 F2 button (Home button): Single tap: Lock/Unlock screen (on home page) or Return to home page (on other pages). Double tap: Enter FFW mode. Long press: Enter motor power auto tuning.
• 8.1.9 A/B button: Long press: Mark the current position as A/B. Single tap: Return to the marked position A/B. Can be used to mark axes/focus positions.
• 8.1.10 Knob function switching button: Single tap: Switch control object (axes: Tilt/Pan/Roll) or switch between electronic focus and electronic zoom. Long press: Cycle through Multifunction knob control options (axes, electronic focus, focus motor).
• 8.1.11 Multifunction knob: Turn to: (1) Control roll, tilt, and pan axes. (2) Control focus/zoom. (3) Control focus motor. (4) Adjust parameters on the touch screen. Set current control option via long press of the knob function switching button or swipe up on the home page.
• 8.1.12 Key Combinations: Long press F1 button + F2 button: Clear Bluetooth.

*Some features may require specific camera support. Visit Feiyu-tech.com/feiyu-scorp-2/ for compatible devices.

We recommend using this product in conjunction with the Feiyu SCORP App.

8.2 Touch screen operation

The home page displays:

• [1] Current battery level: ? Shows the gimbal's current battery level.
• [2] Camera connection: ? Icon appears when the camera is successfully connected. Not shown if disconnected.
• [3] Bluetooth connection: ? Icon appears when Bluetooth is connecting. Not shown if disconnected.
• [4] Motor power: Use auto-tune for automatic motor power adjustment or manually adjust motor power for each axis.
• [5] Follow speed: Select preset gimbal follow speed profiles or customize follow speed.
• [6] Follow mode: Select gimbal follow mode (PF, PTF, FPV, Lock, FFW).
• [7] Scenario: Select gimbal usage scenarios (timelapse, auto rotation, panorama, portrait mode, selfie mode, track video, etc.).

Swipe Gestures:

• Swipe from right to left: Access Joystick settings, Gimbal settings, A/B settings, and More options (silent switch, language, default settings, firmware info).
• Swipe from left to right: Access Camera settings (aperture, ISO, shutter speed, resolution, FPS).
• Swipe up: Access Knob settings (control object, damp, speed, smooth, sound).
• Return to previous menu: Swipe to right.

App Interface Diagrams: Show various swipe actions and their corresponding settings screens.

8.3 Function operation

8.3.1 Motor power settings

Important: Please set motor power first after powering on the gimbal for the first time or after changing a new camera/lens.

• Auto tune: Gimbal auto-tunes motor power according to the load.
• Adjust motor power manually: Adjust motor power for each axis manually according to the load.

Tips: If the gimbal vibrates at high frequency, motor power is too strong. If it shakes with low frequency and large amplitude, motor power is too weak.

Diagram: Shows Auto tune and manual adjustment for Pan, Tilt, and Roll axes.

8.3.2 Follow speed settings

Tap "Follow speed" on the home page to select preset profiles (Slow/Med/Fast) or customize follow speed and dead zone.

Diagram: Shows follow speed selection options.

8.3.3 Follow mode settings

Tap the lower left icon on the home page to select follow modes (PF, PTF, FPV, Lock, FFW).

Diagram: Shows follow mode selection options.

8.3.4 Timelapse

Select "Scenario" on the home page, then select "Timelapse". Choose motionlapse, static timelapse, or hyperlapse and follow the tips to set parameters to start shooting.

Diagrams: Show timelapse settings and options (Time, FPS, Interval, Clip length, Photos).

• Motionlapse: Shoot timelapse photography according to set waypoints.
• Static timelapse: Shoot timelapse photography with a fixed shooting angle.
• Hyperlapse: Shoot timelapse photography while moving.

8.3.5 Auto rotation

Achieve image rotating scenes similar to those in the movie Inception. Select "Scenario" on the home page, then "Auto rotation". The tilt axis rotates 90° counterclockwise to point the camera upward. Gimbal starts rotating after setting speed, direction, and rotational number.

Exit: Swipe from left to right to return to the previous menu and exit auto rotation mode.

Diagram: Shows auto rotation settings.

8.3.6 Panorama

Select "Scenario" on the home page, then "Panorama". Choose a panorama mode to shoot a series of interconnecting still images, which can then be used to generate a panorama with image processing software.

Modes:

• 3*3: Takes 3 images in each of 3 layers (9 images total).
• 180°: Takes 4 lateral images.
• Custom: Customize shooting angle (pan/tilt axis), focal length, overlap, and interval parameters.

Diagram: Shows panorama mode selection options.

8.3.7 Portrait mode

Select "Scenario" on the home page, then "Portrait mode". The tilt and pan axes rotate 90° counterclockwise to point the camera upward. Hold the handle to make the lens horizontal to the ground for portrait shooting.

Exit: Tap the icon at the bottom of the screen to exit.

Diagram: Shows entering and exiting portrait mode.

8.3.8 Selfie mode

Select "Scenario" on the home page, then "Selfie mode". The gimbal turns 180° horizontally so the camera faces you.

Exit: Tap the icon at the bottom of the screen to exit.

Disable selfie: Swipe from left to right on the home page, select "Gimbal settings", enable the "disable selfie" switch. Selfie mode will not be entered if the trigger button is tapped three times.

Diagram: Shows entering and exiting selfie mode.

8.3.9 Track video

Select "Scenario" on the home page, then "Track video" to capture video with up to 10 waypoints.

Use the joystick or manually move the camera to the desired position, tap the "+" icon to confirm the waypoint, and repeat to add more waypoints.

Select a waypoint number to check its position quickly, and tap the delete icon to remove it.

After setting smoothness, tap "Start shooting" to begin. To stop midway, tap "Stop shooting". After completion, tap "Confirm and return" to exit.

Diagrams: Illustrate setting waypoints and the shooting progress.

8.3.10 Joystick settings

Swipe from right to left on the home page and select 'Joystick Settings'.

• Joystick Speed: Set the joystick speed for controlling pan/tilt axis.
• Joystick Direction: Enable/disable inverted control of pan/tilt axis.

App Interface Diagrams: Show Joystick speed and direction settings.

8.3.11 Gimbal settings

Swipe from right to left on the home page and select 'Gimbal settings'.

• Disable selfie: Enable/disable the gimbal's button control for selfie mode.
• Manual lock: Enable/disable manual lock for pan/tilt axis.
• Horiz calibration: Automatically/manually calibrate the horizontal angle.

App Interface Diagrams: Show Disable selfie, Manual lock, and Horiz calibration settings.

8.3.12 Bluetooth settings

Connect the camera: Swipe from right to left on the home page and select "Bluetooth Settings." Enable "Camera Control." Turn on your camera's Bluetooth, then choose the corresponding camera Bluetooth name on the gimbal screen for connection. A camera icon will appear at the top of the main page upon successful connection.

Connect the smartphone: Swipe from right to left on the home page and select "Bluetooth Settings" to view the gimbal's Bluetooth name. Turn on your phone's Bluetooth, locate the gimbal's Bluetooth name for connecting. An icon will appear at the top of the main page upon successful connection.

App Interface Diagrams: Show connecting camera and smartphone via Bluetooth.

8.3.13 Backlight settings

Swipe from right to left on the home page and select "Backlight Settings" to adjust the screen's backlight brightness (High, Medium, Low).

App Interface Diagrams: Show backlight brightness settings.

8.3.14 AI Tracking

Triple tap the F1 button to turn AI power on or off. Alternatively, swipe from right to left on the home page, select "More Settings," and toggle the "AI Power" switch.

After turning on AI power, the tracking module indicator light will remain solid red.

AI Gesture Control:

• OK gesture (Left or right hand): Start/Stop tracking. Start tracking with a green light. Repeat the gesture to stop tracking and enter standby mode (red light). Gestures must be separated by 3 seconds.
• Thumbs opposite direction: Stop tracking and enter standby mode (red light).

Other Gestures:

• Spread palm (Left or right hand): Shutter. Take photo or start recording after a 3-second countdown with beep sound. Repeat gesture to stop recording.
• Double L-Shaped gestures: Custom framing. Start framing (green light blinks fast). When the subject moves to the desired position, perform the gesture again to complete framing (green light stays on).

Button control:

• Long press F1 button: Start tracking/Stop tracking.
• Triple tap F1 button: AI power on/off.

Diagrams: Illustrate AI power status, gesture controls, and button controls.

8.4 Control ports

The gimbal features a camera control port, an image transmission port, and 2 extension ports on the fixed plate for connecting focus motors and other extension devices.

Diagrams: Show the location of control ports on the gimbal.

• ① Camera control port
• ② Image transmission port
• ③ Extension port 1/Focus motor port 1
• ④ Extension port 2/Focus motor port 2

Diagram: Illustrates connecting a camera with a shutter cable.

9. Specifications

Accessories

• [1] USB 2.0 to USB-C Charging Cable x1
• [2] USB-C to Micro Camera Control Cable x1
• [3] USB-C to USB-C Camera Control Cable x1
• [4] USB-C to TRS2.5 Camera Control Cable x1
• [5] USB-C to Multi Camera Control Cable x1
• [6] USB-C to 2.5mm Camera Control Cable (DC2.5mm) x1
• [7] USB-C to TRS3.5 Camera Control Cable x1
• [8] USB-C to Mini Camera Control Cable x1
• [9] Tripod x1
• [10] Fixed plate x1
• [11] Slider x1
• [12] Quick release plate x1
• [13] Camera backing base x1
• [14] Lens holder x1
• [15] Lens holder screw x1
• [16] Camera fixed screw x3

Notice

1. Make sure motor spinning is not blocked by external force when the product is powered on.
2. The product DO NOT contact water or other liquid if it is not marked waterproof or splash-proof. Waterproof and splash-proof products DO NOT contact sea water or other corrosive liquid.
3. DO NOT disassemble the product except for marked detachable parts. Send it to FeiyuTech after-sales or an authorized service center for repair if accidental disassembly causes abnormal work. Relevant costs are borne by the user.
4. Prolonged continuous operation may cause the product's surface temperature to rise; please operate carefully.
5. DO NOT drop or strike the product. If the product is abnormal, contact Feiyu After-sales support.

Storage and Maintenance

1. Keep the product out of the reach of children and pets.
2. DO NOT leave the product near heat sources such as a furnace or heater. DO NOT leave the product inside a vehicle on hot days.
3. Please store the product in a dry environment.
4. DO NOT overcharge or overuse the battery, otherwise, it will cause damage to the battery core. If the product is not used for a long time, please charge it at least once within one month.
5. Never use the product when the temperature is too high or too low.

IC warning

This device contains license-exempt transmitter(s)/receiver(s) that comply with Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada's license-exempt RSS(s). Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

• (1) This device may not cause interference.
• (2) This device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device.

Le présent appareil est conforme aux CNR d'Industrie Canada applicables aux appareils radio exempts de licence. L'exploitation est autorisée aux deux conditions suivantes : (1) l'appareil ne doit pas produire de brouillage, et (2) l'utilisateur de l'appareil doit accepter tout brouillage radioélectrique subi, même si le brouillage est susceptible d'en compromettre le fonctionnement.

IC Radiation Exposure Statement

This equipment complies with the limits of exposure to IC radiation defined for an uncontrolled environment. Cet équipement est conforme aux limites d'exposition aux rayonnements de la IC établies pour un environnement non contrôlé.

FCC regulatory conformance

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

• (1) This device may not cause harmful interference.
• (2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

NOTE: The manufacturer is not responsible for any radio or TV interference caused by unauthorized modifications to this equipment. Such modifications could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.

RF Exposure

This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment.

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Manufacturer Information

Manufactured by: Guilin Feiyu Technology Incorporated Company

Website: www.feiyu-tech.com

E-mail: support@feiyu-tech.com

Tel: +86 773-2320865