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Optional SAFE+ GPS Upgrade

RTF/BNF Basic

Virtual Fence Mode and GPS

CAUTION:

 Keep aircraft away from magnetic sources such as cameras, camera mounts, 

speakers ect. These may interfere with the GPS system and loss of control may result. 

The SAFE+ upgrade system uses GPS to establish a home location and a virtual fence to keep the aircraft 
within a given distance from the home location. While fl ying, the aircraft will automatically turn around and 
fl y back towards the home location if it approaches the edge of the virtual fence. Once back inside the 
fence, the aircraft will “wag” its wings, indicating full control has been given back to the pilot.

The Virtual Fence feature is active in all SAFE+ fl ight modes, provided the GPS function is active.

There are 4 variations of Virtual Fence mode, which are selectable from the transmitter while the 
aircraft GPS system initializes, and/or before a home location is set.

Apply  and hold the appropriate following Transmitter stick positions when the aircraft is waiting for a 
GPS lock, or anytime after the GPS has acquired and before the home point is set in order to set the 
Virtual Fence Mode.

Once a Virtual Fence mode is chosen, the aircraft will remember that mode until another mode is 
chosen. It is not necessary to select the Virtual Fence mode every time the aircraft is powered on.

IMPORTANT:

 The transmitter must be set to high rate Aileron and Elevator (100%) in order to active the 

virtual fence selection. 

Virtual Fence Off:

 turns off the Virtual Fence function. AutoLand and Holding Pattern are still available 

when virtual fence is off (with the optional GPS module installed). 

Virtual Fence Mode

Transmitter Stick Position

Virtual Fence OFF

• Low throttle
• Full right aileron
• Full up elevator
• LED Indication: Green LED fl ashes slowly

Circle Virtual Fence, Small (Default)*

• Low throttle
• Full left aileron
• Full up elevator
• LED Indication: Green LED fl ashes slowly, 

Red LED fl ashes once

Circle Virtual Fence, Large

• Low throttle
• Full left aileron
• Full down elevator
• LED Indication: Green LED fl ashes slowly, 

Red LED fl ashes twice

Airfi eld Virtual Fence

• Low throttle
• Full right aileron
• Full down elevator
• LED Indication: Green LED fl ashes slowly, 

Red LED fl ashes Three times

LEDs are located under the magnetic hatch on the fl ight controller.
*When fl ying the Delta Ray One Aircraft with the RTF MLP6 transmitter and the optional GPS module, only use 
the Small Circle Virtual Fence option. 

Summary of Contents for Delta Ray One

Page 1: ...Instruction Manual Bedienungsanleitung Manuel d utilisation Manuale di Istruzioni SAFE Technology Optional Flight Envelope Protection...

Page 2: ...probability of super cial injury CAUTION Procedures which if not properly followed create the probability of physical property damage AND a possibility of serious injury NOTICE Procedures which if not...

Page 3: ...Compass Calibration 22 Flight Modes 23 Flying the Delta Ray One with SAFE 23 In Flight GPS OFF 23 Virtual Fence Mode and GPS 24 Holding Pattern HP 26 AutoLand AL 27 Powering On with GPS 28 GPS Initial...

Page 4: ...you ever lose orientation Optional Upgrades not included SAFE GPS Module FPV Camera w 5 8GHz vtx When added advanced SAFE features can keep the aircraft within a given distance to the pilot Virtual Fe...

Page 5: ...tteries in extremely hot or cold places recommended between 40 120 F or 5 49 C or place in direct sunlight Charging Warnings Charging the Flight Battery 45 MIN The RTF aircraft comes with a 2S 7 4V 28...

Page 6: ...h the optional GPS module The included transmitter comes pre bound to the aircraft CAUTION NEVER remove the transmitter batteries while the model is powered on Loss of model control damage or injury m...

Page 7: ...th the optional GPS module Transmitter Setup Computerized Transmitter Setup Start all transmitter programming with a blank model setup do a model reset then name the model Set Aileron and Elevator Rat...

Page 8: ...lowly cycling up and down After acquiring a GPS lock the home position must be set See the Powering On With GPS section of this manual for further details Compass calibration After binding the rst tim...

Page 9: ...etting and center the throttle trim with your transmitter powered on 2 Apply a strip of hook tape to the battery 3 Open the battery hatch 4 Install the ight battery as shown and verify the CG before i...

Page 10: ...upside down when the self leveling is applied suf cient altitude is required for the aircraft to return to straight and level ight Holding Pattern and AutoLand Inoperable without the GPS module Move t...

Page 11: ...itter to ensure the aircraft responds as shown 4 If the aircraft responds as shown move the SAFE mode switch to Beginner mode Position 0 to prepare to y Refer to the Binding instructions and Troublesh...

Page 12: ...the control surfaces may move on the aircraft This is normal SAFE will remain active until the battery is disconnected Aircraft movement SAFE Reaction E l e v a t o r A i l e r o n Fly in this area up...

Page 13: ...d to the motor The aircraft will begin to slow and you will hear the motor pulse When the motor power decreases land the air craft immediately and recharge the ight battery Disconnect and remove the L...

Page 14: ...in ight visually note the required trim 2 Re center the transmitter trim 3 Use a pair of pliers to carefully bend the metal U Bend to shorten or lengthen the pushrods to the desired length Direction o...

Page 15: ...the aircraft before powering off the transmitter or injury and damage may result Repairs Repair this aircraft using CA cyanoacrylate adhesive glue or clear tape When parts are not repairable see the R...

Page 16: ...w powered and has a limited range of approximately 100 meters depending on the environment Range may be affected by Pointing the transmitter antenna at the model Sitting while ying and having the ante...

Page 17: ...Aircraft is not upright and immobile after battery is connected Keep the Aircraft upright and immobile for 5 seconds after connecting the battery Aircraft was powered on before transmitter and entere...

Page 18: ...Make sure control linkage moves freely Controls reversed Transmitter settings reversed Do the Control Direction Test and adjust controls on transmitter appropriately Motor loses power Damage to motor...

Page 19: ...plete 7 Power the model on and allow it to acquire a GPS lock The elevons will move up and down as elevators until GPS lock is acquired and then re center 8 Set the home position and ying eld location...

Page 20: ...he aircraft install the battery further back for ight as shown 10 Verify the Center of Gravity is in the correct location 60 68mm back from the leading edge break before ying IMPORTANT The GPS antenna...

Page 21: ...for satellites by cycling the elevator up and down 4 After satellites are acquired the aircraft will signal it has entered compass calibration mode The elevons will cycle left and right slowly and the...

Page 22: ...itch back and forth three complete cycles This will disable all GPS features Virtual Fence Holding Pattern and AutoLand and allow pilot to manually control the aircraft If GPS is lost in ight or the G...

Page 23: ...rder to set the Virtual Fence Mode Once a Virtual Fence mode is chosen the aircraft will remember that mode until another mode is chosen It is not necessary to select the Virtual Fence mode every time...

Page 24: ...GPS Circle Virtual Fence Small Default sets the virtual fence in a circle with a radius of approximately 280 ft 85m from the home location Circle Virtual Fence Large sets the virtual fence in a circle...

Page 25: ...ome location The aircraft ies fully autonomously when HP mode is active The transmitter sticks have no control NOTICE As a safety precaution Holding Pattern mode will not function when your aircraft i...

Page 26: ...on commands are being used Once clear of the obstacles just let go of the control sticks and the AutoLand feature will take over and resume the landing At any time you can abort a landing by pressing...

Page 27: ...wag and the throttle will now operate indicating the aircraft is ready for ight If the Air eld Virtual Fence mode is active the elevons will wag left and right After setting the home location you mus...

Page 28: ...e aircraft is searching for GPS lock 4 Press and hold the I button and toggle the Flight Mode Switch back and forth through three full cycles to disable GPS Disabling GPS If the GPS module is connecte...

Page 29: ...nding Less than a 90 second wait between rst powering on transmitter and connecting ight battery to aircraft Leaving transmitter on disconnect and reconnect ight battery to aircraft Aircraft was not u...

Page 30: ...leron stick to move side to side through the menu NOTICE Consult local laws and ordinances before operating FPV rst person view equipment In some areas FPV operation may be limited or prohibited You a...

Page 31: ...ektrum 7 6V 52 ft 4 27 85 ft Ready MPH 18 Flight Controller Status When powering on the airplane to y with GPS the OSD will display the ight status in the lower left corner When rst powered on the OSD...

Page 32: ...e off or circle virtual fence modes Press and hold the bind button for 3 seconds to set home location and wind direction Elevons cycle up and down in opposite directions four times Home location is se...

Page 33: ...l assembly modi cation or misuse no liability shall be assumed nor accepted for any resulting damage or injury By the act of use setup or assembly the user accepts all resulting liability If you as th...

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