16
Turn
the
transmitter
on,
confirming
that
the
power
LED
indicator
is
glowing
solid
red.
Then,
using
the
small
switch
located
on
the
bottom
of
the
helicopter
and
near
the
connector
used
for
charging,
turn
the
helicopter
on.
When
the
helicopter
is
turned
on
the
LED
indicator
on
the
control
unit
(visible
through
the
windshield)
will
blink/flash
red
rapidly.
If
possible
you
should
not
significantly
move
or
rotate
the
helicopter
once
the
LED
begins
to
blink/flash
confirming
that
the
initialization
process
of
the
gyro
has
begun.
If
you
do
move
or
rotate
the
helicopter
too
much
while
the
LED
is
blinking
it
may
affect
the
initialization/calibration
of
the
gyro
which
could
require
significant
rudder
trim
adjustments
during
the
pending
flight.
If
this
happens,
to
help
minimize
or
eliminate
the
need
for
rudder
trim
adjustments
you
may
want
turn
the
helicopter
off
then
back
on
to
repeat
the
initialization/calibration
process.
When
the
LED
indicator
stops
blinking/flashing
rapidly
and
glows
solid
red
the
control
unit
is
initialized
and
ready
for
flight.
And
as
long
as
you
had
the
left
‐
hand/throttle
stick
set
to
the
lowest
possible
position
during
the
initialization
process
the
ESCs/motors
will
now
be
armed.
Use
caution
as
both
main
rotor
blades
will
now
spin
with
left
‐
hand/throttle
stick
input!
