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Radiolink Electronic Limited

www.radiolink.com

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charged by CM120 is more powerful can flight about five to eight minutes.
Charging current can setup 1A or 2A by toggle the switch as you need.

Red LED indicate charging mode and green LED indicate the battery is fully charged.
CM120 use universal USB connector, so you can use computer or power bank for
mobile phone as the power supply for CM120.
Pay attention: ensure the voltage output of power supply is not higher than 5V.

3.2 Remote Controller Setup

Setup If Controlled by AT9S/AT9/AT10/AT10II

(1) Please turn on AT9S/AT9(DC 7.4~18V) or AT10/AT10II(DC 7.4~15V) first.
(2) Make sure the model type of AT9S/AT9/AT10/AT10II is multirotor model,

and the CH3(throttle) is reverse.

Setup in BASIC MENU--MODEL TYPE--MULTIROTOR

Back to BASIC MENU---REVERSE--setup 3: THRO REV

Summary of Contents for F110

Page 1: ...Radiolink Electronic Limited www radiolink com RADIOLINK F110 User Manual Radiolink Electronic Limited www radiolink com ...

Page 2: ...asy for beginners to understand the name and formulation Please refer to the manual or call our after sales 86 0755 88361717 or log in BBS such as www rcgroups com https www facebook com Radiolink 1455452961436694 to check the issues related answer to questions if you have any questions Due to unforeseen changes in production procedures the information contained in this manual is subject to change...

Page 3: ...fly in the rain Rain or moisture may enter the transmitter internal through gaps in the antenna or joystick flight and cause your flight to instability even out of control If inevitable will fly in the wet weather such as game please be sure to use plastic bags or waterproof cloth to cover your transmitter please don t flight if there is lightning This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules...

Page 4: ...er Setup 5 3 3 Power On and Bind 7 3 3 1 Power On 7 3 3 2 Bind 8 3 4 How to Disarm 9 3 5 How to Arm 10 4 Low Voltage alarm 10 5 Flight Controller CS360 Introduction 10 6 Read Before Use 11 6 1 Read Before Start to Flight 11 6 2 Read Before try the Throw and Fly Mode 12 7 Flight Mode 12 7 1 Stabilize Mode 12 7 2 Auto Mode 12 8 Calibration 12 9 Components 13 10 Details about FPV 14 ...

Page 5: ...me 6 to 8 min 1S 600mA 25C Li Po battery 8 Operating Temperature depends on your battery 9 Control distance 600 meters air with R6DSM 10 Support Transmitters all transmitters that support S BUS receiver 11 Coreless Motor 8520 12 O ring for Motor Size 8 15 6mm rubber 2 Compatible with Remote Controllers F110 compatible with RadioLink remote controllers AT10 AT10II AT9 AT9S and T8FB F110 will sell w...

Page 6: ...onnector so you can use computer or power bank for mobile phone as the power supply for CM120 Pay attention ensure the voltage output of power supply is not higher than 5V 3 2 Remote Controller Setup Setup If Controlled by AT9S AT9 AT10 AT10II 1 Please turn on AT9S AT9 DC 7 4 18V or AT10 AT10II DC 7 4 15V first 2 Make sure the model type of AT9S AT9 AT10 AT10II is multirotor model and the CH3 thro...

Page 7: ...osition AUTO model or other mode AT9S AT9 AT10 AT10II SwC at the up or center position shows that F110 will flight in Stabilize Mode while SwC at the bottom position shows that F110 flight in Low Speed Mode Setup If Controlled by T8FB 1 Please turn on T8FB DC 4 8 18V first 2 Make sure the model type of T8FB is multirotor model and the CH3 throttle is reverse ...

Page 8: ...site www radiolink com T8FB SwB at the up or center position shows that F110 will flight in Stabilize Mode while SwB at the bottom position shows that F110 flight in Low Speed Mode 3 3 Power On and Bind 3 3 1 Power On 1 Orange propellers default indicate the head direction if you change the propellers you can make sure the head direction by check the flight controller CS360 like the picture make s...

Page 9: ... black button on the R6DSM and R8FM press the binding button twice in two seconds and release receiver light start blinking after about 8 times blinking match code success when receiver signal LED always on Attention If your transmitter is AT10II it will default that the channel is setup 12CH you have to setup channel from 12CH to 10CH in SYSTEM menu because R6DSM is a 10 channels receiver AT9 AT9...

Page 10: ...mple Throttle on left stick move the left stick to the lower right corner keep about 2 seconds till green LED on Throttle on right stick move the left stick to the lower right corner and the right throttle stick to the lower position keep about 2 seconds till green LED on Disarm Gesture ...

Page 11: ...e F110 can fly in angle mode even under high speed CS360 support both coreless and brushless motor compatible all kinds of quadcopters There s six output port including a battery voltage testing port and a buzzer connect port to indicate disarm or low voltage The power supply of CS360 support 1S 4 2V or 2S 8 4V or BEC 5V Power supply with a 2S battery will make the F110 more powerful but you have ...

Page 12: ... BL 1S or BL 2S if you want to DIY do not short circuit the three BL at the same time 6 Read Before Use F110 6 1 Read Before Start to Flight 1 Since F100 have not Altitude Hold so far keep the throttle stick smoothly to avoid F110 suddenly drastically up and down 2 Put the throttle stick to the lower position immediately to let motor stop work when F110 knock something 3 Let the motor be perpendic...

Page 13: ...AT9 AT10 AT10II Move SwC to the up or center position that keep F110 work in Stabilize Mode T8FB Move SwB to the up or center position that keep F110 work in Stabilize Mode 7 2 Low Speed Mode AT9S AT9 AT10 AT10II Move SwC to the bottom position that keep F110 work in Low Speed Mode T8FB Move SwB to the bottom position that keep F110 work in Low Speed Mode Low Speed Mode will slower than Stabilize ...

Page 14: ...Radiolink Electronic Limited www radiolink com 13 9 Components Without FPV With FPV ...

Page 15: ...Radiolink Electronic Limited www radiolink com 14 10 Details about FPV ...

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