Contixo F36 Le manuel du propriétaire

F36 DRONE INSTRUCTION MANUAL

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CONTENTS

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Preface

Warning

Exemption

Flight Safety

Aircraft Details

Transmitter Details

Lithium Battery

Download the Contixo F36 App

Flight

Battery Usage Instructions and Storage Safety

Specification

Packing Details

Trouble Shooting

Never fly in or near controlled airspace and do not exceed a height of 400ft. To ensure you’re

operating within the law and following FAA regulations within the United States. Do not fly along

airline routes, and do not fly in areas with strong radio, electromagnetic or electrostatic emissions.

Do not operate the drone in any way that is prohibited by related authorities of your country. NEVER

use for any illegal purpose or use beyond the scope of which your local laws and regulations have

stipulated.

Preface

Thank you for purchasing the Contixo F36 drone. Please read all instructions and warnings

carefully before operating, and keep this instruction manual for future reference and mainte-

nance.

The F36 drone should only be operated by individuals over 14 years of age, and is best suited for

experienced UAV pilots. This is a precisely-made device, from electronics, mechanical compo-

nents, and high-frequency transmission technology, according to its aerodynamic design. Using

this device requires proper calibration and potential assembly or debugging to avoid complications

or accidents. The user should always operate and control this product in a safe manner. Inappropri-

ate use can lead to serious injury, cause property damage, or can lead to the drone being lost

during operation.

In the event that the product is faulty. Please reach out to our technical support team. All of our

products have a 1-year limited warranty: https://contixo.com/pages/warranty. Likewise, should

the product malfunction, or become damaged and need maintenance, reach out to our customer

service team at: Support@contixo.com.

This remote-control aircraft can be dangerous when in use. Please make sure you keep a safe

distance from people, animals, and hazardous objects, and do not fly in controlled airspace.

Incorrect installations, poor weather conditions, or users unfamiliar with operation may cause

damage to the aircraft, or other property or may cause injury. Pay close attention when in use and

recognize unsafe or accident-prone conditions to avoid any accidents due to negligence.

1. Keep it far away from any structures or crowds: This remote-control aircraft may vary slightly

in speed or sensitivity while flying and can cause potential danger. Therefore, please keep it far

away from crowds, buildings, trees, structures, high-voltage wires, etc... Please also avoid flying

in adverse weather conditions such as rain, snow, electrical storms, and high winds to ensure the

safety of the user, any spectators, and surrounding property.

2. Keep it away from any moist environments: The inside of the aircraft is composed of many

precise electronic and mechanical parts. Therefore, please try to avoid any moisture or water

content from entering the main body of the aircraft as it may cause a breakdown of the

mechanical and electronic parts and thus cause an accident.

3. Only operate with included parts for intended use: Please use the original parts made by

Contixo for any re-equipping or maintenance to ensure flying safety. Please operate and use only

under the scope of the product functions permitted. Using unapproved parts will void the

warranty.

IMPORTANT:

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS:

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4. Novice users should seek assistance: New users may face obstacles while learning to operate this

aircraft, in this case, please try to avoid operating the aircraft alone. When available, operate this

aircraft under the guidance of a more experienced user.

5. DO NOT operate under the influence of drugs or alcohol: Please operate this remote-control

aircraft in accordance with state law and within your abilities. Do not operate in a state of fatigue, or a

bad mental state. Incorrect operation may increase the probability of accidents.

6. Please keep a safe range from aircraft when using top speed: When the operator is flying at high

speed, please keep the aircraft far away from the pilot and any surrounding people or objects so as not

to cause damage or endanger others.

7. Store it in a cool, dry place: The remote-control aircraft is composed of various materials including:

metal, fiber, plastic, electronics, etc. Therefore, please keep it away from sources of heat and avoid

prolonged exposure to direct sunlight. Excessive heat exposure can cause distortion and damage.

• 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.

• Please note that changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for

compliance could void the users authority to operate the equipment.

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

• Connect the equipment to 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.

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Warnings

1. There is important information contained in this package and instruction manual, please keep it for

future reference.

2. You have the responsibility to make sure that this model of aircraft won’t cause injury to yourself, or

others, and won’t cause any property damage.

3. Please operate strictly as shown in the instruction manual when debugging or assembling this

aircraft. During the process of flying or landing, please maintain a distance of 1-2 meters between the

user and the aircraft to avoid collisions to the head, face, or body, which may cause injury.

4. Our company and distributors won’t be responsible for any incorrect operation, which may cause

loss, damage, or bodily injury.

5. Children ages 14 and up should use this product under the guidance of an adult. This product is NOT

to be used by children under 14 years old.

6. Please correctly assemble and use this product as shown in the instruction manual or packaging

instructions. Some parts should be assembled by an adult.

7. Small parts are included with this product. Please place it beyond the reach of the children to avoid a

CHOKING HAZARD or parts being mistakenly swallowed.

8. Stay clear of roads or high-traffic areas flying in these areas is extremely hazardous and may be

illegal.

9. Please promptly dispose of the packing materials, so as not to cause injury to children.

10. Please DO NOT disassemble or modify the aircraft as it may cause a breakdown of the aircraft

during flight.

11. Batteries in the battery compartment of the charger should be inserted into the designated power

source which has the same logo as the product.

12. Built-in rechargeable 3.7V lithium polymer battery, included in the transmitter.

13. Only use charging cables provided by the manufacturer.

14. When charging the battery, please ensure an adult is present. Keep the battery far away from any

combustible objects or materials while charging.

15. DO NOT short-circuit or squeeze the battery to avoid damaging the component, and to avoid

potential explosion.

16. DO NOT mix or replace the Li-ion battery with a different type of battery.

17. Intelligent lithium battery is loaded in the drone.

18. Please DO NOT cause the battery to short-circuit or decompose, keep the battery far away from fire

and sources of excessive heat.

19. The aircraft should be kept far away from any other electrical equipment that may cause interfer-

ence.

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WARNING: The product should only be used by adults and children 14 years and

older. Adult supervision is required for children under 14 years of age.

WARNING: CHARGING OF THE AIRCRAFT BATTERY MUST BE SUPERVISED AT

ALL TIMES BY AN ADULT. UNPLUG THE BATTERY WHEN FULLY CHARGED. DO

NOT OVER-CHARGE THE BATTERY.

20. Please keep a safe distance from the high-speed rotating rotor to avoid injury of being

wounded or being cut.

21. Components may get hot during use. Please DO NOT touch motors to avoid being burned or

injured.

22. 5V wall charger recommended for charging. DO NOT use any charger stronger than 5V.

23. Keep your UAS within sight.

24. Never fly over groups of people.

25. Never fly over stadiums or sports events.

26. Understand airspace restrictions and requirements.

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Exemptions

When using this product, Contixo Inc. shall not be responsible for direct or indirect damages caused

by the following:

1. Any damages caused by the user experiencing: fatigue, nausea, poor physical / mental health

conditions, or under the influence of alcohol, or drugs.

2. Personal injury, property loss, and legal liability caused by the user's subjective intention or wrong

judgment.

3. Damage caused by users flying in flight areas prohibited by law and regulations, such as nature

reserves.

4. Other damage caused by poor operation or modification of equipment. Training or replacement of

accessories or parts not produced by Contixo Inc.

5. The quadrotor sends a low-pressure alarm and it still does not land, resulting in the Quadrotor

falling down.

6. Damage caused by forced flight knowing that the quadrotor is in an abnormal state, knowing the

assembly is not completed, or knowing the components have obvious faults, defects, or missing

parts.

7. Flying in an area with radio, electrostatic, or magnetic interference, such as near: high-voltage

power lines, large power equipment, radio and television transmission towers, mobile phone base

stations, etc. Avoid areas restricting flight specified by the government. Ensure the user's vision is

not impaired, or blocked by obstacles. Users with impaired vision should wear any prescribed

eyewear. Avoid any conditions unsuitable for controlling the device.

8. Flight in bad weather conditions, such as rain, winds above force 4, snow, hail, or other bad

weather.

9. The quadrotor encounters a collision, overturns, combusts, gets struck by lightning, and is

damaged in a storm, tornado, rainstorm, flood, tsunami, ground subsidence, ice subsidence, cliff

collapse, avalanche, hail, debris flow, landslide, earthquake, or natural disaster, etc.

10. Damage caused by infringement of any data, audio, or video data obtained from the user using the

quadrotor.

11. Damage to the battery, such as damage caused by improper matching of the protection circuit,

battery pack, and charger.

12. Any indirect losses or legal liabilities caused by problems with equipment or accessories

(including memory cards), for example, images or videos that cannot be saved.

13. Losses or legal liabilities caused by reckless or unsafe flights without completing sufficient flight

training.

14. The user promises to use the product only for legitimate purposes and agrees to abide by these

terms and any relevant policies or guidelines that may be formulated by Contixo Inc. Some details of

this document may change with the upgrade of the product software version and its terms of use.

Please read the upgrade details carefully before upgrading the software version. The instruction

manual will be updated with or without prior notice.

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Flight Safety

3000M

Maintain

Line of Sight

Strong GPS

Signal

Fly in Open

Areas

Avoid ying over or near obstacles, crowds, high-voltage power lines, trees,

airports, or bodies of water.

DO NOT y near strong electromagnetic sources such as power lines and

base stations as it may aect the onboard compass.

DO NOT use the drone in adverse weather conditions such as rain, snow,

fog and wind speeds exceeding 12 mph, or 5 m/s.

Maximum ight

altitude height is

about 120 meters.

Stay away from the rotating

propeller blades and motors.

No Fly Zone

It’s important to understand basic ight guidelines, for the safety of both you

and those around you. Don’t forget to read the Safety Guidelines before ight.

5m/s

Wi-Fi transmission area requirements:

1. Ensure the drone is flown in an open area

without any interference and obstacle.

2. Do not fly against the wind.

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Aircraft Details

1. CW Motor

2. CW Propeller

3. CCW Propeller

4. CCW Motor

5. Foot Stool

6. Gimbal & Camera

7. Flight Status Indicator Light

8. Aircraft Power Indicator

9. 4G Module Expansion Interface

10. MicroSD Card Slot

Before using the aircraft, please read the user manually carefully. Always be aware of

your surroundings and keep a safe distance from the aircraft. Keep the aircraft away

from people, pets, crowds, buildings, trees or other obstacles to avoid collisions.

The indicator light on the rear battery of the aircraft is used to indicate the current status

of the flight control system, please refer to the table below for the status indicators.

1. Aircraft Diagram

2. LEDs and Status Indicators of the Aircraft

Flashing blue light1

No. Indicator Light Status

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RC and aircraft are not paired, GPS is not located

Solid green light RC and aircraft are paired, GPS is located

Flashing green light RC and aircraft are paired, GPS is not located

Red and blue light flashing alternately Horizontal calibration process

Red and green light flashing alternately Vertical calibration process

Solid red light Serious error

Flashing red light Low battery alarm

Red light flashes doubly Alarm for severely low battery

Green light flashes doubly Optical flow system is located

Blue and green light flashes alternately Compass data error

Solid blue light RC and aircraft are not paired, GPS is located

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Transmitter Details

1. Transmitter Functions

2. Remote Control Diagram

The remote control is only designed to work with the F36 aircraft. The controller

includes a built-in digital image transmission system. After connecting to a mobile

device, the high-definition picture and flight data can be displayed on the mobile phone

in real time from the app. Through the joystick and various function buttons on the

controller. The aircraft and the camera can be controlled within a communication

distance of up to 3000m when flying without obstructions or interruptions.

The telescopic foldable phone holder located at the bottom of the remote control is

used to place the phone. The rocker is detachable for easy packing and carrying.

The remote control has a built-in rechargeable lithium battery with a capacity of

2600mAh, and the average working time is 2.5 hours.

1. Gimbal Adjustment: Control the angle of the camera.

2. Photo Button: Press to take a picture.

3. USB Port: For charging.

4. Video Button: Press to start / stop recording the video.

5. Zoom Button: Press and hold this button and move #1. At the same time to adjust the

zoom of the camera, and the picture will be enlarged or reduced accordingly.

6. Antenna: Transmit signals for aircraft control.

7. Connection Status Indicator: When the green light is always on, the aircraft is

connected, and when the red light is always on, the aircraft is not connected.

8. Power Indicator

9. Power Switch: Press button to check the battery’s power status, to power off the device

hold down the button.

10. Data Wire Port: Port to connect the controller with a mobile device.

11. Left Joystick

12. One-Key Takeoff / Landing: Press this button before takeoff, and the aircraft will

takeoff automatically. Press this button again after takeoff, and the aircraft will land

automatically.

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①

②

⑦ ⑧⑤

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⑥ ⑥ ⑨

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3. Status Indicator of Remote Control

4. Joystick Mode

Mode 1

Connection Status Indicator – LED

Power Indicator – LED

There are two groups of LEDs on the remote-control panel, one LED on the left side

indicates the current aircraft connection status, and four LEDs on the right side indicate

the remote-controlspower status. The LEDs are illuminated in the following way and their

meanings are described below.

The most common default joystick mode are right-handed throttle mode (Mode-1) and

left-handed throttle mode (Mode-2). The default factory setting for the F36 drone is

left-handed throttle mode, or mode-2. This user manual is also written to instruct users in

left-handed throttle mode. The operations are as follows.

13. Sport Mode Switch: When sports mode is off, the aircraft will travel at normal

speed. When sports mode is on, the aircraft will travel at higher speeds, fly with caution

when using this setting.

14. RTH / Pause Button: Hold down for over 1.5 seconds, the aircraft will initiate RTH

(Return to Home) mode. Press the button again to halt RTH mode. Will not halt RTH

mode due to low battery.

15. Right Joystick

No.

1

2

Indicator Light

Solid green light No RC and aircraft are paired.

RC and aircraft are not paired.No

Solid red light

Sound Status

No.

1

2

Indicator Light

Flashing green light during No Charging.

Charging complete.No

Solid green light during charging

Sound Status

3

4

Solid green light No The remote control is working normally.

Low battery alarm, please charge.Beep

Green light flashes slowly

5 Green light flashes twice Beep The remote control is idle for more than 9 minutes.

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5. How to Control the Aircraft

Mode 2

Mode 1

Mode 2

Refer to the following diagram to control the aircraft.

RC Aircraft RC Aircraft

Ascend

Descend

Forward

Backward

Left Right

RC Aircraft RC Aircraft

Ascend

Descend

Forward

Backward

Right Rotation

Left Rotation

Left Right

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Lithium Battery

Battery Life Check

Charging the Aircraft Battery

Charging the Remote Control

Before each use of the aircraft battery, please ensure that the battery is fully charged.

If the battery is low, please remove the battery and the charging cable and charge it

according to the following diagram.

If the remote control is low on power, please charge it as shown below:

Tap the on / off button to know the current battery level by the lighting status of the

indicator.

Battery capacity ≤ 25%

25%<Battery capacity<50%

50%<Battery capacity<75%

75%<Battery capacity

Solid green light,

Red light flashing, charging.

charging complete.

Charger wire 5V 2A Adaptor

(Not included)

Household

power

Balance charger

Aircraft battery

RC Charger wire 5V 2A Adaptor

(Not included)

Household

power

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Download the Contixo F36 App

Interface Description

When Using the App:

The Contixo F36 App supports Android Ver: 6.0 and

above, and iOS Ver: 10.0 and above. Scan the QR code

to the right to download the app.

For the best experience and all features, be sure to

connect your phone to the device through the app.

• Ensure your phone is fully charged before use.

• When operating the drone, be sure to focus on your flight without distractions.

• Do not answer calls, send or receive text messages or use other live phone functions

when in flight.

• The maps used by in-app must be downloaded from the internet, before using this

function. It is recommended you connect your mobile device to the internet to cache the

map files.

• The F36 drone will continually upgrade and occasionally add new features from time

to time, so the contents of this section may differ from the current app version.

Through the Contixo F36 App, users can stream real-time video, view photos and video

recordings, as well as check the current status of the aircraft. Users can control the

aircraft, the camera, set flight parameters, and initiate various functions.

Power on the remote control, connect the controller to your phone, via the included data

cable. Open the app homepage, when the upper left-hand corner of the interface says:

“Connected device”, select: “Start Flight” to enter the control interface.

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Contixo F36

1. Homepage: Back.

2. Flight Mode & Status Prompt: Display the current flight status.

3. GPS Status: Displays GPS status.

4. Remote Control Signal: Display the signal of the remote control.

5. GPS Signal of Phone: Display the GPS accuracy of the mobile device.

6. Battery Life: Displays the current battery life.

7. General Settings: Click the icon to expand the settings menu, the sub-menu includes

aircraft settings, remote control settings, aircraft battery settings, and more.

8. One Key Takeoff / Landing: Before the aircraft takes off, the take-off icon is

displayed. After selecting, the aircraft will automatically takeoff and hover at a height

of 1.2 meters. After the aircraft takes off, the landing icon is displayed, and the

aircraft automatically descends to the ground after clicking.

9. Start or Exit the RTH: In the process of returning, click this icon, and the aircraft will

stop returning and enter the hovering position.

10. Intelligent Flight Mode: Includes functions for follow me mode, waypoint flight,

skyrocketing mode, orbit mode, far fly mode, spiral mode and comet mode.

11. Integrated Position Display: Display the map, the orientation of the aircraft relative

to the person, the direction of the nose, the direction and position of the mobile phone.

12. Aircraft Flight & Status Data:

HS: Horizontal flight speed of the aircraft.

VS: Vertical flight speed of the aircraft.

H: Current Altitude

D: Distance between aircraft and point of takeoff

13. Camera Pitch Angle: Displays the current camera angle. Angle is negative when the

camera is pointed down, and positive when the camera is pointed up.

14. SD Card Capacity: Displays the used and available storage of the SD Card on-board

the aircraft.

15. Photo / Video Switch: Click this icon to switch between photo and video modes.

16. Camera Zoom Status: Display the current camera zoom magnification.

17. Photo / Video Button: Click this icon to take a photo in photo mode; click this icon

to start the recording in video mode, click again to stop and save the video.

18. Camera Settings: Set different parameters for the camera.

19. Album: Access photos and video files stored on the aircraft. Quickly share

download or manage files.

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Flight

1. Prepare the Remote Control

Attention:

• During the flight, the direction of the remote-control antenna is very important, which

directly affects the flight distance and the quality of the image transmission.

• When the antenna and the back of the remote controller have an included angle of

180 or 270 degrees and the antenna plane is facing the aircraft, the signal quality of the

remote control and the aircraft can reach the best state.

Unfold the antenna and connect the data cable: Unfold the remote control handle and

install the phone in place. Then unfold the antenna. There are 3 kinds of data cables

included in the package, please select the appropriate cable to connect the remote

control to the phone according to the phone interface model.

(2). Connect the data cable(1). Unfolded Antenna

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2. Preparing the Aircraft

3. Ready to Fly

• The antenna position should be adjusted to ensure that the aircraft is always in the best

communication range.

• When controlling the aircraft, the user should adjust the orientation and distance

between the remote control and the aircraft, and adjust the antenna position to ensure

the aircraft is always in good position.

• Communication equipment in the same frequency band will cause interference to the

aircraft, please stay away from interference sources when flying.

The aircraft is shipped in a folded position. Please follow the guide below to prepare the

aircraft.

1). Start & Connect

a. - Hold down the power button for 2 seconds to turn on the power of the remote

control.

b. - Hold down the power button for 2 seconds to switch on the aircraft battery switch to

turn on the aircraft.

c. - Place the aircraft in a still, horizontal position, wait until the connection status

indicator of the remote controller changes from red to green, and the aircraft status

indicator changes from blue to green, indicating that the connection is successful.

Note: Before turning on the power of the aircraft, make sure that the gimbal cover is

removed and the front and rear arms are unfolded, so as not to affect the self-test of the

aircraft.

(2). Separate the propeller

blades.

(1). Extend the front and

rear arms outward.

(4). Insert the SD card. (5). Insert the battery. (6). Complete.

(3). Remove the gimbal

cover.

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2). Upgrade

After activating the aircraft and the remote control, you may be notified of an available

firmware update. It is recommended that you follow the prompts to upgrade for the best

possible experience.

3). GPS Satellite Positioning Signal Description

Look for the GPS status icon of the aircraft in the upper right-hand corner of the apps

status bar. As shown in the figure below, this displays the current number of satellites

connected to the aircraft and the signal strength.

4). Prepare Flight Inspection

a. - Make sure the remote controller, aircraft battery, and mobile device are fully charged.

b. - Make sure the propellers are intact and installed correctly.

c. - Ensure that the front and rear arms, as well as the blades are fully unfolded.

d. - Make sure the gimbal cover is removed.

e. - Ensure the camera lens is clean.

f. - Make sure the MicroSD card is installed correctly.

g. - Ensure the battery is installed and firmly in place.

h. - Always use original components or accessories certified by the manufacturer.

Contixo Inc. is not responsible for any damages or hazards posed by the use of

accessories parts or any modifications from external parties.

When the aircraft status indicator is steady green, it means that the GPS connection has

successfully positioned the aircraft, and it’s safe to takeoff.

When the aircraft status indicator light is blinking green, it means that the GPS signal is

weak, or there is no signal available. This will cause the GPS to fail in locating the device.

Flight is not recommended until a GPS connection has been established. When GPS is not

available, the flight altitude will be limited to 20 ft. During this time, there is no return

function, so please do not fly out of sight.

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RC

The current number of

satellites connected GPS signal strength

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4. Compass calibration

5. Enter calibration mode

The aircraft has a built-in compass, which can ensure that the aircraft maintains an

accurate heading during intelligent flight.

If any of the following situations occur, please calibrate the compass of the aircraft:

• Contixo F36 APP prompts for calibration.

• When the aircraft status indicator indicates that the compass is abnormal (the blue and

green lights flash alternately).

• When hovering in a circle, or flying straight and deviated from the course, please land in

time to calibrate the compass.

• It is recommended to perform a calibration after each flight position change.

The mobile device, the aircraft and the remote controller are all connected, and the

compass calibration is turned on in the Contixo F36 APP settings of the mobile device

(path: > Aircraft Settings > Click "Calibrate Compass" on the right of "Sensor

Calibration").

When the APP pops up a prompt, please follow the prompt to check the current

environment and keep away from metal objects, and then click the "Calibrate" icon. When

the aircraft status indicator light turns red and blue and flashes alternately, it enters the

compass calibration mode. At this time, please operate the aircraft according to the

prompts of the APP.

2. When the APP prompts to rotate the

aircraft vertically, turn the nose of the aircraft

vertically upwards and rotate it horizontally.

When the aircraft status indicator turns green

(flickering or steady on), the calibration is

complete.

1. When the APP prompts to rotate the

aircraft horizontally, put the aircraft flat

and rotate it horizontally. When the status

indicator of the aircraft turns red and green

and flashes alternately, the horizontal

calibration is completed;

Ground

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6. Operating the Aircraft & Takeoff

1). Unlock to Fly

a. - Manually control the aircraft or use the one-key takeoff and landing function to

begin flight. Toggle the left and right joysticks outward to get the propellers started.

Slowly push the throttle for the aircraft to take off.

b. - To initiate one-key take off, hold down the button for 2 to 3 seconds. When the

remote control beeps steadily, the aircraft will automatically takeoff and ascend to an

altitude of 1.2 meters and hover. Optionally, select the button within the app, then

confirm, the aircraft will automatically take off and ascend to an altitude of 1.2 meters

and hover.

Slowly push the throttle

Toggle the left and right joysticks outward

Hold for 2-3 seconds Click this icon

If the status indicator turns red and stays on for about 6 seconds, it means that the

compass calibration has failed. Please change the position and follow the above steps

to re-calibrate.

Note:

• After changing the flight site, be sure to calibrate the compass before the first flight.

• During use, if the indicator light of the aircraft is "blue and green lights flashing

alternately", it means that the compass is abnormal, and the compass needs to be

calibrated.

• Please keep away from environments that have a magnetic field interference during

calibration, otherwise the calibration will fail.

• Do not calibrate in areas with strong magnetic fields, such as magnetic mines, parking

lots, construction areas with underground steel bars, etc.

• When calibrating, please do not carry ferromagnetic materials around, such as keys and

mobile phones.

• Do not calibrate near large pieces of metal.

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