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- Page 1 ® Intel Shooting Star Mini™ Quick Start Guide October 23, 2018 Intel Confidential WARNING READ MANUAL BEFORE USE! THIS EQUIPMENT MAY ONLY BE OPERATED INDOORS. OPERATION OUTDOORS IS IN VIOLATION OF 47 U.S.C. 301 AND COULD SUBJECT THE OPERATOR TO SERIOUS LEGAL PENALTIES.
- Page 2 Sept 24 2018 1.5C • Removed Confidential in footer Sept 25 2018 • Unclear reference to Geofence levels removed in section 4 Sept 27 2018 1.6A • Added indoor use only statement on cover page Oct 23 2018 © Intel...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Figures ILT Hardware Schematic ..................6 Anchor Orientation ....................7 Optimal Placement of Anchors ................7 Control Center UI Layout ..................10 Tables Hardware Requirements ..................8 Software Requirements ..................8 WARNING READ SAFETY INFORMATION IN SECTION 4! © Intel... - Page 4 Goals After reading this quick start guide and getting familiarized with the system, the operator will be able to power on the system, have access to the Intel® Shooting Star Mini™ Drones and perform a simple test flight. This document: 1.
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Page 5: Infrastructure
Launchpads. Spatial Setup The Intel® Shooting Star Mini™ system is very dynamic and can be setup in any desired shape with the desired number of Drones and Launchpads. Each Launchpad carries 15 Drones and measures 114cm x 64cm (38cm tall). -
Page 6: Ilt Hardware Schematic
5V, capable of outputting current of at least 1 Amp. We recommend a capacity of at least 5000 mA-Hours. USB cable Type A to type B (for connection between the sniffer and the Intel NUC) Ethernet cable (for connection between computer and Intel NUC) For a long-term installation, you may require additional materials which should be determined on a case-by-case basis. -
Page 7: Anchor Orientation
Figure 1- 3. Optimal placement of anchors We recommend that the anchors be installed vertically, with the anchors on the ground antennas pointing up and anchors on the ceiling antennas pointing down. © Intel... -
Page 8: Software
1. Plug in and turn on the Network Server and then attach the sniffer device using a USB cable that is no more than 5 meters long. 2. Plug in and turn on the Computer and connect it to the Intel NUC using an Ethernet cable that is no more than 100 meters long. - Page 9 7. After your system has successfully passed the static and dynamic tests, you are ready to begin using your network. 8. Set IP address of wired Ethernet connection via Control Panel/Network and Internet/Network Connections and disable Firewalls. © Intel...
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Page 10: Control Center
2.3 Control Center After installing the Intel® Shooting Star Mini™ Control Center software, the operator will be able to access and control the Drones. The following content will provide information on a few key features and commands, but does not cover all features of the Control Center. - Page 11 Temperature: The current temperature of the Drone at the time the last update was received. Version Patch: The current firmware version of the Drone. 2.3.1.4 Side View Within the Side View, the operator will be able to access key commands for the Intel® Shooting Star Mini™ system. 2.3.1.4.1 Periphery Currently, the functions featured on this tab are only used for outdoor drone light shows.
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Page 12: Basic Operations
Simple Test Flight The simplest way to have an Intel® Shooting Star Mini™ Drone flying is to perform a test flight. A test flight is a flight to a fixed height, straight above its take-off point. All commands are initiated manually within the Control Center. - Page 13 25. Disarm the Drones using the Show / Show Controls / Safety Controls / Disarm Timed Show command. 26. Stop timecode using the Show / Timecode / Local / Stop command. 27. Return Drones to Launchpads. 28. Disconnect power to Launchpads. 29. Power off Drones using the Power Off All command. © Intel...
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Page 14: Regulatory And Safety Information
Storage preferably in cool, dry and ventilated area, which is subject to little temperature change. Storage at high temperatures should be avoided. Do not place the battery near heating equipment, nor expose to direct sunlight for long periods! © Intel... - Page 15 FCC Part 15.21 Warning: "CAUTION: Changes or modifications not expressly approved by Intel could void the user's authority to operate the equipment." FCC Part 15.105(b) Warning & Interference Statement: 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.
- Page 16 Operations shall be suspended when adequate level of safety cannot be maintained If required due to an inability to control environmental conditions, enforcement of safety area with restricted access (here: crew only; no exposure to third party) shall be conducted Avoid passing between items on the ground © Intel...
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Page 17: Drone Battery Handling - Precautions And Guidelines
≤75%RH temperature -20~35℃. Activate the drone battery once every three months, so as to keep voltage within 3.7V~3.9V. When voltage is over 3.9V, the drone battery should be stored in the environment humidity ≤75%RH， temperature -20~35℃. Storage time should be less than 7 days. © Intel...