POWER-LEVEL-
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Video
Photo
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LRP electronic GmbH
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73614 Schorndorf
Deutschland
Dear customer,
Thank you very much for choosing a LRP-product. The Gravit Micro Vision is a
high-quality quadrocopter with built-in HD-camera. Please read this documentation
before flying your Gravit in order to get the maximum fun out of it.
1. Before flying – Insert batteries – Charge flight-battery
Insert the 3x AA batteries into the transmitter. Charge the
battery of the Gravit. In order to do so, please connect the
provided USB-charging cable to a suitable 5V power-supply,
for example a PC or an USB-power-supply. Then connect the
battery to the charging cable. While the battery is being char-
ged, the charging cable is glowing red. When the battery is fully charged, the charging
cable glows green and you can disconnect the battery and insert it into your Gravit.
2. Starting the Gravit Micro Vision
- Turn on transmitter -> red LED is flashing
- Connect the battery to the Gravit -> all 4 LEDs in the arms of the Gravit are blinking
rapidly
- As soon as the TX is bound to the Gravit, the 4 LEDs are flashing slowly
- Move the left control stick (throttle) completely upwards and the downwards again
-> The TX beeps 2x and the front 2 LEDs of the Gravit are now glowing continuously
white
The Gravit is ready for take-off
PLEASE NOTE:
The blue propellers and the white LEDs are marking the front side of
the Gravit.
3. Flying the Gravit Micro Vision – Standard maneuvers
- Climb and decline
- Rotate around its axis (Yaw)
- Forward and backward (Pitch)
- Flying left and right (Roll)
4. Flying the Gravit Micro Vision – Changing the POWER-LEVEL
The Gravit Micro Vision features 3 POWER-LEVELS which can
be choosen directly by pressing the appropriate 3 button on
the TX (see picture). Whenever you switch the on the TX, you
are always in POWER-LEVEL 1, which provides 30% of the
available power output and is considered the training mode.
In POWER-LEVEL 2 you have 60%, in POWER-LEVEL 3 you
have 100% of the power at your disposal. The POWER-LEVEL
that is currently chosen is displayed by the 3 red LEDs of you
transmitter (see picture).
5. Flying the Gravit Micro Vision – Flips/Loopings
While flying around with your Gravit, you can make quick
flips in all four directions. To enter the flipping-mode, press
the right shoulder button of your transmitter. The transmitter
will then start to beep repeatedly. Now, move your right con-
trol stick in any direction to have the Gravit make a flip in the
appropriate direction. After the flip, the beeping stops and
you are automatically back to normal flight mode.
Please take care that when performing a looping you are far enough away from ceiling,
walls, the floor and other obstacles. Otherwise your flip might lead into a collision.
6. Flying the Gravit Micro Vision – LED lights
By pressing the left shoulder button, you can switch on and off
the LEDs in the 4 arms of the Gravit. Under normal condition,
the 2 front LEDs are glowing continuously white, the 2 back
LEDs are blinking red and blue.
In case that the front LEDs should also blink, the batteries are
empty (please see ch. 10)
7. The built-in camera – Taking pictures and movies
If you want to use your HD-action-cam, please make sure that
the provided Micro-SD-card is inserted into the SD-card slot
of the camera (see picture).
The camera is showing its ready status with a continuously
flashing green LED, which you can see if you look into the
battery try from the rear side of the quadrocopter.
In case there should also blink a red light, without having triggered the camera functi-
on, there is something wrong with the memory car then.
Maybe the memory card is full, defective or cannot be correctly identified by the came-
ra. Try to format the card on you PC. In case this does not help, try a different Micro-SD
card.
Photo-button:
If you shortly press the photo-button, the
HD-action-cam of the Gravit will shoot a single photo. The
camera’s red LED (to be seen when looking from the rear side
inside the battery tray) flashes up one time when a picture is
taken.
Video-button:
If you shortly press the video-button, the acti-
on-cam starts recording a movie in HD-quality. Even sound is being recorded (mono).
You can identify an ongoing recording by the continuously blinking red LED near the
battery tray. If you press the video-button for a second time, the recording will stop.
8. The built-in camera – Browsing and editing photos and videos
In order to browse the recorded photos and movies on your PC, for example, you have
to remove the Micro-SD-card from the camera. Please note:
While removing the memory card as well as while inserting it, the Gravit should be
disconnected from the battery.
Now please insert the memory card into the provided card-reader and insert it into a
free USB port of your PC. You can browse the content of the card like you would do
when using a USB-stick.
There are two directories on the memory card: The “PHOTO” directory contains the
pictures, the “VIDEO” directory contains the movies.
Make sure to regularly (re)move pictures and movies from your memory card in order
to have free capacity for new recordings.
Both pictures and movies use standard formats, which can be viewed and edited with
most standard software.
9. Flying the Gravit Micro Vision – The trims
In case your Gravit should be strongly drifting into any direc-
tion WHITOUT the appropriate command being given by the
transmitter, you can counter this unwanted movement by
using the 4 trim-button. Always use the trim button CON-
TRARY to the unwanted movement.
10. Flying the Gravit Micro Vision – When the battery gets empty
As soon as the battery is nearly empty, the 2 front white LEDs and the 2 rear red
(instead of red AND blue) LEDs start to blink rapidly. It is no more possible to use the
flip-function and you should land the Gravit soon.
HIGH PERFORMANCE NANO-SIZE QUADROCOPTER
GRAVIT MICRO VISION 2.4GHZ
USER MANUAL
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