Protocol Dronium Two AP, Instruction Manual

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REPLACEMENT PARTS
Thank you for your purchase of Protocol’s Dronium Two AP with Camera.
We know that accidents can sometimes happen and that is why we offer
spare parts kits on our website: www.ProtocolNY.com.
At Protocol, we’re dedicated to bringing you innovative and well-designed
products that make living fun and easy. We stand behind all of our products
and warrant this to be free from defects in workmanship and materials for 30
days from the date of purchase. The warranty does not cover transportation
damage, misuse, accident, or similar events. Specific legal rights pertaining
to this warranty may vary by state.
For service claims or questions please consult our website
www.ProtocolNY.com.
LIMITED WARRANTY
SHOOTING PHOTO/VIDEO
1. The memory card comes pre-inserted into the camera.
2. Make sure the 3-pin plug of the camera is inserted into the drone.
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Shooting Photos and Video:
1. Turn on the drone and sync. The red indicator on the camera should
be a steady green. If there is a red indicator that is continuously
flashing, then the memory card is not inserted properly.
2. Photo: Push the Photo/Video selector up once and the camera will
take a photo. The red indicator the camera and the lights on the drone
will flash once as it’s taking the picture.
3. Video: Push the Photo/Video selector down once and the camera
will begin to record. The red indicator and lights on the drone will
continuously flash while recording video. Push the Photo/Video
selector up and the camera will stop recording.
4. Remove the memory card from the camera by pushing it in once
and allowing it to spring out. Insert the memory card into the USB
card reader and plug the reader into the USB port of your computer.
If you are using Windows, the USB will come up on the removable
drive. If you are using OS, then the USB will come up as “Untitled”.
5. Open the drive and open the Photo and Vide folders to access the
.AVI or JPEG files.
6. .AVI movies can be played in several different formats including
Quicktime, Windows Media Player, and RealPlayer.
WARNING: Never remove the card from the video camera while the drone is
turned on.