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- Page 1 Fat Shark RC Vision Systems ATTITUDE SD FPV GOGGLE WITH MIG V5 HEAD TRACKING USER MANUAL Revision C 03/23/2013 For more product information, please visit: www.fatshark.com All Rights Reserved...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Trouble shooting ........................12 Introduction Congratulations on purchasing the Fat Shark AttitudeSD FPV video goggles with integrated 5G8 wireless receiver and advanced MIG V5. (magnetic, inertial, gyro) head tracking technology. To ensure your continued enjoyment, please take the time to thoroughly read through this operating manual before using. -
Page 3: Product Contents
Fat Shark RC Vision Systems Product contents Carry case AttitudeSD Headset Futaba data cable AV cable 250mW TX w/power filter ezUHF data cable 2X 5G8 3dBi antenna Manual... -
Page 4: Controls
Audio beep sounds on channel change. A long beep sounds on channel top and bottom limits. Note: Fat Shark only guarantees compatibility with Fat Shark or ImmersionRC transmitters. CH1: 5740 MHz CH2: 5760 MHz CH3: 5780 MHz CH4: 5800 Mhz... -
Page 5: Head Tracker (Mig V5)
For a complete and up to date list of compatible RC radios and their setup, a head tracking sticky thread is maintained at www.FPVlab.com under SPONSORS GATE/FAT SHARK Setup To enter the setup menu, hold down the head tracker button before applying power to the headset (release button immediately after powering). -
Page 6: Futaba Radio Setup
Fat Shark RC Vision Systems Note: center offset is limited to +/- 20 degrees (thus the necessity to setup servos as close to center as possible before adjusting). If there is no 2X beep after confirming offset, the offset adjust was unsuccessful. -
Page 7: Downlink Overview
Simply connect the balance lead of your 2S or 3S (7.4V or 11.1V) RC battery to provide power to your Fat Shark Downlink and you are ready to fly. The handy balance lead filters RC servo and motor noise from your RC pack for a crisp, clear image. -
Page 8: Accessories
As the 3.5mm pin on these radios does not have power out, the 1000mA battery pack may be required to power the goggles. 1000mA Battery Pack The Fat Shark crescent shaped 1000mAh pack seats securely in the headset strap pocket. The battery cable extends out of the top of the pack to avoid contact with head strap. -
Page 9: Adjustable Earphones
Fat Shark RC Vision Systems Adjustable Earphones For simplicity and minimalist controls, the AttitudeSD does not have volume control. Audio is outputting at max volume and needs to be adjusted to comfortable level via adjustable volume earphones. SpiroNET Circular Polarized Antenna The best performance enhancement for your dollar. -
Page 10: Specifications
Fat Shark RC Vision Systems Specifications Headset Specifications Optics: FOV 35 degrees diagonal Mechanical Ergonomic molded shape. Interpupillary (IPD) distance: Rubber eye cups for ambient light 59 – 69 mm (adjustable) shielding Optional diopter lens inserts Weight: 150g available in -2, -4, -6 dp... -
Page 11: Operational Advice
Fat Shark RC Vision Systems Operational advice For best performance, select a channel that has the least amount of interference. While the transmitter is turned OFF, turn on the video headset and look at the screen as you check each channel. -
Page 12: Trouble Shooting
If your problem can’t be solved here, please visit our support forum at www.FPVLAB.com under SPONSORS GATE/ FAT SHARK RC VISION SYSTEMS. Any direct support enquires will be first directed to this forum for the benefit of all customers Observation...