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D65
User Manual
V3.0
eu@deerc.com (EU)
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  • Page 1 User Manual V3.0 eu@deerc.com (EU) au@deerc.com (AU) usa@deerc.com (USA) +1(334)336-0888...
  • Page 3 CONTENTS Operation Guide Product Profile Package Contents Charging Flight Diagram of the Drone Pre-Flight Preparations Diagram of the Transmitter Pre-Flight Checklist Drone Functions Appendix Flight Functions Specifications Compliance Information Stabilization Functions Contact Us App Functions Troubleshooting Drone Status Indicator...
  • Page 4 Reading Guidance Icon “ ” essential precautions. “ ” tips for operation and usage. Recommended Steps Our product offers both tutorial videos and the following resources: Disclaimer and Safety Guidelines Quick Start Guide User Manual For a smooth start, we suggest watching the tutorial videos and reviewing the "Disclaimer and Safety Guidelines"...
  • Page 5 Access Tutorial Videos To ensure you're using the product safely and correctly, scan the QR code below to view our tutorial videos. Download the Deerc GPS App Simply scan the QR code below. Android APP on Google play Required Operating Systems: iOS 12.0 or later/Android 5.1 or later.
  • Page 6 PRODUCT PROFILE 1.1 Package Contents >> User Manual V3.0 usa@deerc.com (USA) eu@deerc.com (EU) au@deerc.com (AU) +1(334)336-0888 Drone Transmitter Drone Battery Propellers USB Charging Cable Screwdriver Gimbal Cover User Manual...
  • Page 7 PRODUCT PROFILE 1.2 Diagram of the Drone >> Propeller A Propeller B Gimbal and Camera Gimbal Cover Drone Battery Propeller B Propeller A Optical Flow Positioning Lens TF Card Slot Battery Level Indicators Power Switch · Turning on/off: Press and hold the power switch ( ) for 3 seconds to turn the drone on/off.
  • Page 8 PRODUCT PROFILE 1.3 Diagram of the Transmitter >> The Transmitter Front： Top： Bottom：...
  • Page 9 PRODUCT PROFILE 1.3 Diagram of the Transmitter >> The Transmitter Power Switch: Phone Holder Short press, then hold Left Joystick Antenna Take Photo: Right Joystick short press Record Video: long press Return to Home: Takeoff/Landing: short press short press GPS Switch: long press Zoom in/out Speed Switch:...
  • Page 10 PRODUCT PROFILE 1.3 Diagram of the Transmitter >> LCD Screen...
  • Page 11 PRODUCT PROFILE 1.3 Diagram of the Transmitter >> LCD Screen Flight Speed Drone Battery Level Transmitter Battery Level GPS Signal Strength RTH Indicator Transmitter Signal Strength Flight Distance Drone Status Flight Height Horizontal Speed Vertical Speed...
  • Page 12 PRODUCT PROFILE 1.3 Diagram of the Transmitter >> Joystick Mode MODE 2: (The default setting, i.e., left joystick as the throttle joystick.) Ascend Forward Down Descend Down Backward Left Right Left Right Fly Left Fly Right Left Rotation Right Rotation Left Joystick Right Joystick...
  • Page 13 PRODUCT PROFILE 1.3 Diagram of the Transmitter >> Joystick Mode MODE 1: Hold the button, short press the button once, then hold the latter until the transmitter beeps once (keep holding the button throughout this process). You will see “R HAND MODE” displayed on the LCD screen, which means the transmitter is now in Mode 1.
  • Page 14 OPERATION GUIDE 2.1 Charging >> USB Adapter (5V/2A) Power Bank · Before charging, please read the instructions in the "Battery Safety" section of the "Disclaimer and Safety Guidelines" carefully! · DO NOT charge the drone battery immediately after a flight as the temperature may be too high.
  • Page 15 OPERATION GUIDE 2.1 Charging >> Charging of the Drone Battery: Remove the battery from the drone and connect it to a USB charging cable. Plug the USB charging cable into a USB charging port on a power bank or a USB adapter (5V/2A).
  • Page 16 OPERATION GUIDE 2.2 Pre-Flight Preparations >> Gimbal Cover Arms Unfold the front arms Unfold the rear arms Turn the drone upside down and gently squeeze both sides of the gimbal cover to loosen the buckles. Then, carefully pull the cover outward to remove it.
  • Page 17 OPERATION GUIDE 2.2 Pre-Flight Preparations >> Propellers Installation: Removal: HEAD The drone will not fly unless the correct The drone will not fly unless the correct For  propeller  removal,  use  a  screwdriver  For  propeller  removal,  use  a  screwdriver  (provided) to rotate the screws counter-clock- (provided) to rotate the screws counter-clock- propeller is installed on the correct propeller is installed on the correct wise and remove the propellers. Be sure to hold ...
  • Page 18 OPERATION GUIDE 2.2 Pre-Flight Preparations >> TF Card To store your photos and videos, insert a TF card (TF card not included) into the slot before inserting the battery into the drone. This drone supports TF card (Class 10 or above) with capacities up to and including 128GB.
  • Page 19 OPERATION GUIDE 2.2 Pre-Flight Preparations >> Drone Battery Installation: Removal: *Before installing the battery, please check if it has a  detachable insulation pad/band. If yes, remove it. Push the battery correctly into the drone. Press the lock button on the battery, and Make sure that you hear a click sound, pull the battery out from the drone. which indicates that the battery is firmly installed.
  • Page 20 OPERATION GUIDE 2.2 Pre-Flight Preparations >> Joysticks Phone Holder Expandable Phone Holder Secure Mobile Phone Take the joysticks out of the storage slot and mount them onto the transmitter. Expand the phone holder and place your mobile phone in it. Adjust the clamp to secure your mobile phone.
  • Page 21 OPERATION GUIDE 2.3 Pre-Flight Checklist >> Make sure the transmitter, the Make sure that the camera is Make sure that there is nothing mobile phone and the drone clean. obstructing the motors. battery are fully charged. Make sure the drone arms are Make sure the gimbal cover is Make sure you use accessories unfolded.
  • Page 22 OPERATION GUIDE 2.4 Flight >> Pairing · All of the operations shown in this manual are demonstrated using MODE 2. · Make sure that you go outdoor to an open area to operate the drone. Turning on the drone: Long press the power switch button ( to turn on the drone.
  • Page 23 OPERATION GUIDE 2.4 Flight >> Pairing Turning on the Transmitter: Short press the power switch ( ) once, then hold it for 3 seconds to turn on the transmitter. The transmitter will beep once. The LCD screen displays "POWER ON". Auto-pairing: When the transmitter and the drone have successfully paired, the transmitter will beep...
  • Page 24 Make sure the pairing has finished before going to the Wi-Fi settings on your phone. DeercFPV-****** Go to the Wi-Fi settings on your phone. Connect to the drone's Wi-Fi network: DeercFPV-******. Run the Deerc GPS app. A successful connection is confirmed when the drone's live video feed is displayed within the app interface.
  • Page 25 OPERATION GUIDE 2.4 Flight >> Wi-Fi Connection ・Connecting your phone to the drone's Wi-Fi may take some time. Please remain patient and wait for the connection to be established successfully. ・If you're experiencing issues with the WIFI connection or the image transmission in the APP isn't displaying, it's advised to disable your phone's Bluetooth, Mobile Data, and VPN.
  • Page 26 OPERATION GUIDE 2.4 Flight >> Compass Calibration Step 1: Push both joysticks to the upper, inner corners to enter compass calibration. The transmitter will beep once, indicating that the calibration has started. You can now proceed with Step 2. ×3 Step 2: Keep the drone parallel to the floor, and spin the drone three times till the transmitter...
  • Page 27 OPERATION GUIDE 2.4 Flight >> Compass Calibration Step 3: Point the head of the drone upward, and ×3 spin the drone three times till the transmit- ter emits a double beep, which means that you have successfully performed a compass calibration. ・To ensure a stable flight, we recommend that pilots perform a compass calibration before each flight.
  • Page 28 OPERATION GUIDE 2.4 Flight >> GPS Signal Search Please don't use the GPS mode when you are indoors. GPS Mode...
  • Page 29 OPERATION GUIDE 2.4 Flight >> GPS Signal Search After calibrating the compass, put the drone on a flat surface. Make sure there are no external source s of signal interference around. The drone will automatically perform a search for GPS signals. The drone has successfully located the GPS signal when its front indicator turns solid blue and its rear indicator turns solid green.
  • Page 30 OPERATION GUIDE 2.4 Flight >> Gyro-Calibration Make sure to place the drone on a level surface before calibrating the gyro. Simulta- neously push the left joystick and the right joystick to the bottom left corner to calibrate the gyro. The indicator lights on the drone will blink, then turn solid, which indicates that the calibration is completed.
  • Page 31 OPERATION GUIDE 2.4 Flight >> Unlocking the Motors Push the joysticks to the outer lower corners. The motors start to spin, the drone is unlocked. Locking the motors: Repeat the action above to lock the motors.
  • Page 32 OPERATION GUIDE 2.4 Flight >> Takeoff/Landing Remember to unlock the motors before takeoff. Takeoff Short press the button, the drone will take off automatically and hover at 5 ft. Now you can control the drone by using the joysticks. Landing During the flight, short press the button, the drone will land on the ground automatically.
  • Page 33 OPERATION GUIDE 2.4 Flight >> Takeoff/Landing When operating the drone, it's important to periodically adjust the orientation and distance between the transmitter and the drone to ensure that the drone always remains within the optimal communication range. Optimal Reception Range: Weaker Signal:...
  • Page 34 DRONE FUNCTIONS 3.1 Flight Functions >> Zoom To zoom in, scroll the zoom dial to the right；To zoom out, scroll the zoom dial the left . Gimbal Dial 0° -70° The gimbal provides a steady platform for the attached camera, allowing you to capture clear, stable images and video.
  • Page 35 DRONE FUNCTIONS Flight Functions >> Take Photo/Record Video Short press the ( ) button on the transmitter, the transmitter will beep once, indicating that you have successfully taken a photo. Long press the ( ) button on the transmitter, the transmitter emits a double beep, indicating that the camera has started recording.
  • Page 36 DRONE FUNCTIONS 3.1 Flight Functions >> Speed Switch This drone offers three speed modes: Low, Middle and High. Short press the button once to switch speed. By default, it's set to Low speed. The Low Speed is 4m/s. The Middle Speed is 7m/s.
  • Page 37 DRONE FUNCTIONS 3.1 Flight Functions >> Return to Home(RTH) (RTH) The Return to Home function brings the drone back to the recorded Home Point. This function can only be triggered when the drone is in GPS mode. The drone's default home point is the location where it first receives a strong GPS signal (When this occurs, the satellite connection count shown by the GPS signal icon ) on the LCD Screen is "8"...
  • Page 38 DRONE FUNCTIONS 3.1 Flight Functions >> Return to Home(RTH) 1. The drone receives a strong GPS signal (satellite connections ≥ 8); and 2. There is a pre-recorded Home Point; and 3. The connection between the transmitter and the drone is lost for more than 6 seconds. 4.
  • Page 39 DRONE FUNCTIONS 3.1 Flight Functions >> Return to Home(RTH) Low Voltage RTH: When the flight battery is too low or there is not enough power to return home, the user should land the drone as soon as possible to avoid damage to the drone or other hazards.
  • Page 40 DRONE FUNCTIONS 3.1 Flight Functions >> Return to Home(RTH) The Second Stage of Low Voltage RTH: The drone will automatically return to the Home Point. While the drone is returning, the drone indicators are flashing red quickly. * Please note, when the flight distance is within 16 ft, the drone will just land on the ground directly.
  • Page 41 DRONE FUNCTIONS 3.2 Stabilization Functions >> Altitude-Hold Function The drone is designed with an altitude-hold function to maintain its altitude after releasing the left joystick. (The left joystick will automatically spring back to the middle)
  • Page 42 DRONE FUNCTIONS 3.2 Stabilization Functions >> Optical Flow Positioning Optical Flow Module The Optical Flow Positioning System The Optical Flow Positioning System is consists of a camera module, which typically used in an indoor environment acquires the position information of the when the GPS signal is weak or unavail- drone through visual images to ensure able.
  • Page 43 DRONE FUNCTIONS 3.2 Stabilization Functions >> Optical Flow Positioning...
  • Page 44 DRONE FUNCTIONS 3.3 APP Functions >> APP Interface...
  • Page 45 DRONE FUNCTIONS 3.3 APP Functions >> APP Interface Back Tap this icon to return to the main menu. System Status Displays the flight status and various warning messages. Transmitter Battery Level Real-time display of the current battery level of the transmitter.
  • Page 46 DRONE FUNCTIONS 3.3 APP Functions >> APP Interface VR Mode Pair the mobile phone with a pair of VR glasses (not included) first. Then use this function to watch 3D live feed in real-time. Point of Interest The drone flies around a point. Portrait The shooting mode will turn from landscape to portrait.
  • Page 47 DRONE FUNCTIONS 3.3 APP Functions >> APP Interface Take Photo Tap to use the photo function. Record Video Tap to use the record function. Time-lapse Tap to use time-lapse shooting . Shutter Button Gallery Tap to preview photos and videos taken by the drone camera. Record sounds and voices with your mobile phone while shooting Audio Recording videos.
  • Page 48 DRONE FUNCTIONS 3.3 APP Functions >> Beginner Mode It's recommended that beginner pilots first familiarize themselves with the drone by using beginner mode. In Beginner mode, which is the default operating mode, the following settings apply: Flight Distance is capped between 0-98 ft. Flight Height is restricted to a range of 0-98 ft.
  • Page 49 DRONE FUNCTIONS 3.3 APP Functions >> Point of Interest R=16 ft Tap the icon first, then select the icon, and follow the prompt box to activate the Point of Interest function. You can set the circling radius in the prompt box. The moment you activate this function, the drone will record its current flight position as the "point of interest".
  • Page 50 DRONE FUNCTIONS 3.3 APP Functions >> GPS Follow When the GPS Follow function is enabled, the drone will track your movement by following the GPS signal on your cellphone. (Please make sure that the connection between the drone and the transmitter is strong and stable.) ≤164 ft...
  • Page 51 DRONE FUNCTIONS 3.3 APP Functions >> GPS Follow Make sure that the drone's flight distance is within 164 ft. Tap the icon first, then select the icon. Follow the prompt box to enter the GPS Follow function — the drone will now follow your cellphone's coordinates.
  • Page 52 DRONE FUNCTIONS 3.3 APP Functions >> Tapfly Before using TapFly, pre-load the map by connecting your phone to the internet and tapping the map icon; auto-loading occurs. Enlarging the map for TapFly is advised. Tap the icon, then Tap You can tap a dozen of times (but no more than 16) on the phone screen to create a flight path.
  • Page 53 DRONE FUNCTIONS 3.3 APP Functions >> Time-lapse Confirm Tap the icon, then tap to use time-lapse shooting. Swipe to choose the video playback speed, tap again to confirm. Tap the shutter , the time-lapse shooting begins. Tap the shutter again to stop recording.
  • Page 54 DRONE FUNCTIONS 3.4 Drone Status Indicator >> Indicator Status Meanings Unsuccessful pairing after pow- Front Blue, Rear Red, Flash- ering on the drone. ing, Rapidly Searching for GPS signals/Suc- Front Blue, Rear Red, Solid cessfully exited GPS mode. Front Blue, Rear Green, Solid GPS signal search successful.
  • Page 55 APPENDIX 4.1 Specifications >> DRONE： Model: D65 Weight: 246g/8.7oz Max Flight Time: 26 minutes Max Flight Height: 394 ft/120m (in a windless environment) Max Wind Speed Resistance：5.5m/s Max Takeoff Altitude：9842 ft/3000m Operating Temperature Range: Max Flight Speed: 9m/s 32° to 104°F (0° to 40°C)
  • Page 56 APPENDIX 4.1 Specifications >> CAMERA： Max Transmission Distance: 2625 ft/800m Operating Frequency: 5500-5700MHz (outdoor and unobstructed) Photo Resolution: 3840×2160P 3840×2160P (when stored in TF card) (when stored in cellphone) Video Resolution: 2560×1440P@30fps 1280×720P@30fps (when stored in cellphone) (when stored in TF card) Lens: FOV:100°...
  • Page 57 APPENDIX 4.1 Specifications >> TRANSMITTER： Model: D65-YK Operating Frequency: 2452-2474MHz Battery Type: 3.7V 3000mAh Lithium-ion battery Operating Temperature Range: 32° to 104°F (0° to 40°C) Max Flight Distance: 3281 ft/1000m Charging Time: 120 minutes (outdoor and unobstructed) 4.2 Contact Us >>...
  • Page 58 APPENDIX 4.3 Troubleshooting >> Possible Causes Issues Suggested Solutions (1)Ensure you're operating in an area with strong GPS reception. (2)For indoor operations, press and hold the RTH button to switch to ATTI Weak GPS signal. mode. (See page 24) drone's battery running Motors won't...
  • Page 59 The Supplier's Declaration of Conformity is available at the following address: https://www.deerc.com/Download/US/D65_FCC_sDoC.pdf 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.
  • Page 60 APPENDIX 4.4 Compliance Information >> - 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.
  • Page 61 2. The device complies with RF specifications when the device used at 0mm from your body. 3. Declaration of Conformity. We, Xiamen Huoshiquan Import & Export CO.,LTD hereby, declare that the UAS D65 is of class C0, and in compliance with the RED Directive 2014/53/EU, the RoHS Directive 2011/65/EU, Toy Directive 2009/48/EC and UAS Delegated Regulation 2019/945/EU amended by Delegated Regulation 2020/1058/EU.
  • Page 62 +1(334)336-0888 MTOM Statement D65 is a quadrotor drone. The MTOM of D65 is 246 g, including the propellers, the Flight Battery, TF card, which is compliant with C0 requirements. Users must follow the instructions below to comply with the MTOM C0 requirements. Otherwise, the drone cannot be used as a C0 aircraft: 1.
  • Page 63 The firmware of toy product cannot be upgraded. In the future, new versions of the app will be released through the app store. Users can update the app by scanning the QR code in the instruction or searching 'Deerc GPS' on the app store. MADE IN CHINA(CN)