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Low-Voltage Protection:
When the quadcopter battery is low, the power supply to the rotors will stop automatically
Power Surge Protection:
When the quadcopter rotating blades becomes jammed, the control system will stop supplying power to the rotors
automatically. Please then rematch the signal to fly again.
Restart function:
In case of flight disorder, restore remote to the factory default settings using the following method.
Throwing Flight Instructions
Thanks to a 6 axis gyroscope, you can throw your quadcopter
and push up the throttle and it will automatically level our and
hover smoothly even though it is tumbling through the air.
Once you're familiar with basic flying, you can try some awesome and exciting tricks and
stunts! First, fly the quadcopter to a height of about 10 feet, then press the 3D eversion
switch on the back right side of the remote. Now push the right lever in any direction and
make it do a 360 flip!
Tips: 3D flips work best with a fully charged battery.
INSTALLING THE CAMERA (Optional Add-on)
1. Push the camera into the slot on the battery cover (Figure 1).
2. Open the battery cover with the camera attached (Figure 2).
3. Lock in screws to secure camera to cover (Figure 3).
4. Close the battery cover with the camera, then insert the 3-pin plug to the slot on the side the quadcopter (Figure 4).
Getting Started:
1. Make sure the 3-pin plug of the camera is plugged into the quadcopter.
2. Turn the quadcopter on. The camera's light will go from red, to flashing green, to green. If the light is red
and then turns off seconds later, it means the SD card is not in the camera. Insert the SD card and the light
will turn green.
Taking Photos or Video:
1. Turn on the remote, push the left lever up and down to connect the quadcopter and remote.
2. Take a photo: When pushing the "C" switch up, the camera will take a photo after a beep from the remote.
The green light on the camera with flash and turn red.
3. Take a video: When pushing the "C" switch down, the camera will begin to take a video after a beep from
the remote. The green light will change to a flashing red. Slightly press the "C" switch again to stop taking
video. The red flashing light will return to green.
Place the quadcopter on a flat surface and
push both the remotes left and right levers to
the lowest right corner and hold for 2-3
seconds. The lights on the quadcopter will
change from normal to flashing quickly. After
the 2-3 seconds, when the lights change back
to normal, it means the quadcopter has
successfully been reset.
When the quadcopter's
lights go from flashing
quickly to flashing slowly,
push the throttle lever to its
highest position, then pull it
back to its lowest. The
quadcopter's lights should
then change from flashing
to staying on.
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