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Appendix

troubleshooting

Solutions for Transmitter Sticks Center [Neutral] Position Errors:

When there is a big difference in transmitter sticks neutral position, the motors cannot start when performing CSC. 
Errors in transmitter sticks neutral position usually occurs in two cases:

Problem 1:

 When quadcopter is ON and the stick, not the throttle, is not in neutral position.

Solution 1:

 Move all transmitter sticks to neutral position and re-start the quadcopter. This will reset the neutral 

position. If the problem persists, it may be caused by Problem #2. 

Problem 2: 

Transmitter stick is over-tuned, leading to a large shift in position, [i.e., there is a large asymmetry in 

transmitter stick position.]

Solution 2:

 Recalibrate the transmitter.

 

       

a.

 Toggle S2 Switch to position 3, all the way down, and start the transmitter. Then push the left and right 

 

       sticks in circles [5-8] so that the sticks touch all endpoint positions. Then toggle the S2 Switch to 

 

       position 1 [all the way up] until the video recording indicator [green] switches off and calibration is completed.  

 

       

b.

 Restart the quadcopter and pay attention to whether the quadcopter starts properly. If the problem    

                   cannot be solved by the above methods, please send the transmitter back to our factory for repair.
Quadcopter is Visible but Wi-Fi is Disconnected:

Turn off the transmitter and let the quadcopter automatically return. Make sure there are no obstructions on 
the quadcopter’s return path, and make sure you are familiar with the procedures for regaining control of the 
quadcopter.
WiFi Could Not Be Re-Connected:

This is likely due to the mobile device automatically connecting to other Wi-Fi networks after it disconnects 
from the Q-Cop 450’s Wi-Fi connection. Please check that your mobile device is connected to the Q-Cop 450 
Wi-Fi network.
Precautions When Multiple Mobile Devices Use the App at the Same Time:

During flight if the app is used on one mobile device and then shifted to another during flight, please make sure 
you completely log out from the app on the original mobile device so that the app can be normally used on the 
other mobile device.
Landing the Q-Cop 450 Smoothly:

Slowly reduce throttle stick until the Q-Cop is just above the ground. Continue to reduce throttle until the 
Q-Cop lands. Hold the throttle stick completely down until blades stop.  
Further Support:

For further support or if you have questions, feel free to call Hitec RCD, Inc. at (858)748-8440. You can also 
send us an email at [email protected], or visit our website at www.HitecRCD.com for more information. 

Description

Normal
GPS

Front and Rear Indicators are ON; Tail Indicator Blinks Fast
Front and Rear Indicators Remain ON; Tail Indicator Blinks Slow

Mode

Level 1 Alarm [Low Power]

Front and Rear Indicators Blink Slow

Warning Alarms

Level 2 Alarm [Severe Low Power]

Front and Rear Indicators Blink Fast

Quadcopter

Battery
Weight
Hover Accuracy
Maximum Tilt Angle
Maximum Climb/Descent Speed
Maximum Flight Speed
Wheelbase
Flight Time

Ambient Operating Temperature
Sensor Size

5300mAh LiPo
1.4kg
Horizontal: 2m, Vertical: 1m
35 Degrees
Climb: 8 m/s, Descend: 5 m/s
22-23mph
450mm
25 min

0-50 Degees Celsius
1/2.3

Specifications:

Camera

Effective Pixels
Resolution

16 Mega Pixels [MP]
4608 x 3456

HD Video Recording

Maximum 1080P / 30FPS [N System], 1080P / 25FPS [P System]

Communication Distance

500m

Working Hours
Operating Current/Voltage

8hrs
150mA / 6V

Battery

4 AA Batteries

Operating Frequency

2.4GHz

Communication Distance [Open Outdoors]
Transmitting Power

300m
<=17dBm

Power Consumption

1.5W

Transmitter

Repeater

Summary of Contents for AEE Q-COP 450

Page 1: ......

Page 2: ...dry place if they are not to be used for a long time 24 Do not combine this product s batteries with other manufacturer s batteries of different capacity type or variety 25 Do not transport or store b...

Page 3: ...8 Transmitter Operating Instructions 19 Frequency Pairing Between Transmitter and Receiver 20 Section 5 Preparing the Repeater 21 Preparing the Repeater 21 Wi Fi Indicator 21 Power Indicator 21 Pairin...

Page 4: ...Quadcopter Rotor Blades Transmitter Repeater Mobile Device Mount Quadcopter Battery Quadcopter Battery Charger Repeater Adapter With Built in Onboard Camera 4 Rotor Blades gray caps 4 Rotor Blades bla...

Page 5: ...copter battery for power supply Please ensure that your mobile device is fully charged before using Hitec AEE App Rotor Blade Motor Camera Quadcopter Transmitter Mobile Device Mount Repeater Mount Rep...

Page 6: ...has turned green Figure 5 Installing the Quadcopter Battery Push the battery in the correct direction Figure 6 into the quadcopter s battery compartment and ensure the battery is properly installed b...

Page 7: ...F Fast Blink twice at 1sec intervals Slow Blink once at 3sec intervals Fast Slow Blink twice at 3sec intervals Remains ON Remains ON Fast Blink Switches ON OFF ON Fast Blink Slow Blink Fast Blink Slow...

Page 8: ...Pairing GPS Satellite Searching Remains ON Remains ON Remains ON Remains ON Remains ON Remains ON Remains ON Photo Capture Green OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF Flash 0 3 sec OFF OFF OFF OFF When the Transmit...

Page 9: ...mitter and receiver have been successfully adjusted to match frequency before delivery The transmitter is set to U S mode as the default factory setting mode The repeater mount is already installed on...

Page 10: ...ush the throttle stick slowly to prevent the quadcopter from suddenly unexpectedly rising The yaw stick controls the quadcopter rudder Push the stick left and the quadcopter rotates counterclockwise P...

Page 11: ...other same frequency bands etc and more potentially affecting effective communication distance Before flight make sure the repeater works properly Otherwise the connection cannot be established betwe...

Page 12: ...complex electromagnetic environment such as near mobile phone base stations or towers to avoid transmitter interference 5 This product cannot be used in the Antarctic and Arctic Circle 6 Do not fly i...

Page 13: ...down the throttle stick to make the quadcopter descend slowly to the ground 8 After landing pull the throttle stick to the lowest position and hold for more than 5 seconds until the motors stop 9 Afte...

Page 14: ...r can also be used Hitec andAEE will continue to update on future support for more types of mobile devices Download and Install Hitec AEE App To use the Hitec AEE App please download the app and insta...

Page 15: ...SD Card Camera Available Shooting Duration Record Capture Photo s Video Recording Mode Camera Mode Wi Fi Signal Strength Q Cop 450 Power Level Recording Time Video Preview Window Settings Button Burst...

Page 16: ...after it disconnects from the Q Cop 450 s Wi Fi connection Please check that your mobile device is connected to the Q Cop 450 Wi Fi network Precautions When Multiple Mobile Devices Use the App at the...

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