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These Operating Instructions accompany this product. They contain important information on 

setting up and using the device. You should refer to these instructions, even if you are buying 

this product for someone else.

Please retain these Operating Instructions for future use! A list of the contents can be found in 

the Table of contents, with the corresponding page number, on page 3.

Summary of Contents for 88002RC

Page 1: ...Operating instructions RC EYE 450 Page 3 37 88002RC...

Page 2: ...n setting up and using the device You should refer to these instructions even if you are buying this product for someone else Please retain these Operating Instructions for future use A list of the co...

Page 3: ...10 7 Final Assembly 11 8 Checking the configuration 17 9 x and modes 24 10 Before each use 25 11 Safety devices 26 12 LED Displays 27 13 Information for first take off 28 14 The first flight 31 15 Ma...

Page 4: ...f enjoyment with your new RC Logger product 2 Intended use The RC EYE 450 helicopter is a model helicopter solely designed for private use in the model making area and the operating times associated w...

Page 5: ...Pillar Set 4x Pillars 4x Lock Pins 4x Screws 15 2x Right turning propeller 16 2x Left turning propeller No fig Operating instructions The spare part list can be found on our website www rclogger com...

Page 6: ...amage to the rotors during operation and may cause a crash Should questions arise that are not answered by this operating manual contact us or another expert Before Operation Make sure that no other m...

Page 7: ...se take a break of 10 to 15 minutes after flying for a maximum of 20 minutes before recharging the flight battery or restarting with a possible spare battery The drive engine must cool down to ambient...

Page 8: ...lowed consult a doctor immediately Batteries rechargeable batteries must never be short circuited disassembled or thrown into fire There is a danger of explosion Leaking or damaged batteries rechargea...

Page 9: ...If the external insulation of the rechargeable battery is damaged or if the rechargeable battery is deformed or bloated it must not be charged In this case there is immediate danger of fire and explo...

Page 10: ...tely changed As the RC EYE 450 weighs less than a kilo it is to some degree sensitive to wind Therefore ideal flying conditions are complete lack of wind to very gentle and even wind The lightweight d...

Page 11: ...om one another to avoid tearing Should you not wish to dismantle the radial arms again for transportation you can also permanently affix these using superglue or cable clips Assembly of the landing le...

Page 12: ...s the motors are pre assembled the rotating direction of the rotors on the basis of the flight direction should be carefully observed The propellers in the centre line 1 turn clockwise right rotating...

Page 13: ...fts using a suitable open ended spanner Tightening the screws too tightly can damage the motors Here the shafts may tear or be disconnected from the support The motors operate sluggishly and this can...

Page 14: ...eness The measured servo signals may appear in any order parallel in sequence or overlapping There is no limitation so that the composite signal converter can be used for all common systems A sync bre...

Page 15: ...e outer corners on the upperside of the stabilizer 4 Insert the four pillars throught the pre drilled holes and secure them from the underside with screws The pillars serve for the canopy attachment M...

Page 16: ...s electronics system has a safety device to prevent inadvertent engine start up When contact is made with the rechargeable battery although the transmitter is not switched on or the speed elevator co...

Page 17: ...are within the given distance secure each corner with a lock pin 8 Checking the configuration General Information Please carry out the configuration of the RC EYE 450 as described in this chapter Prog...

Page 18: ...lished configuration from the experience of many model pilots Decide which configuration you wish to program and carry out the programming of the channels correspondingly Further possibilities for con...

Page 19: ...all trim levers trim sliding controllers of the pilot stick to the neutral position Otherwise the RC EYE 450 may not recognise the transmitter after the battery is connected 2 Now switch on the transm...

Page 20: ...the programming of the channels On the basis of the throttle setting the RC EYE 450 automatically recognises which channel you would like to use for the throttle As a confirmation the red LED of the R...

Page 21: ...position continue to leave the throttle on zero 4 As confirmation the RC EYE 450 s red LED flashes in a cycle of 4s 4x short flashes then a pause etc Programming of aileron 1 Move the aileron lever t...

Page 22: ...ptionally available configuration PC software see Configuration of the PC software on page 23 The flight mode is configured before switch on by setting the DIP switches and cannot be altered during op...

Page 23: ...s jumpers see beginner mode or via the existing expo function of the remote control Only computerised remote controls can set expo However care must be taken since the higher the negative expo select...

Page 24: ...should elaborate the difference to you Mode x Mode Front F r o n t Please read on to learn more about the dip switch assigments for X and modes DIP Switch 5 Directional Flight Toggle between x and dir...

Page 25: ...ale and RUDDER to full scale on the right 7 The RC EYE 450 s green LED flashes as confirmation and the neutral position is memorised 8 Move the throttle back to zero move RUDDER ELEVATOR andAILERON in...

Page 26: ...over the model pilot can take action using their own control command and the emergency landing programme is terminated Low voltage monitoring The RC EYE 450 constantly monitors the voltage of the conn...

Page 27: ...r the flight battery is connected the red and green LEDs flash quickly and indicate the alignment of the transmitter and electronic system of the RC EYE 450 After successful alignment has taken place...

Page 28: ...can only be reset by disconnecting the flight battery If the red LED flashes you should carry out a landing as quickly as possible and adjust the flight operation Should the RC EYE 450 be connected t...

Page 29: ...ng motors can be turned off as follows THROTTLE to zero RUDDER to full scale to the right ELEVATOR and AILERON to neutral Stop rotors Red LED is off green LED is permanently lit ready to fly Hovering...

Page 30: ...ual rotors to each other Point 1 shows ahead Elevator Elevator denotes the movement around the cross axis which can be compared to the nodding of a head Through this the quadrotor gains flight speed f...

Page 31: ...should run smoothly in a plane without the RC EYE 450 vibrating Should a motor not start turn the motors off again and move the rotor of the non starting motor to a quarter rotation with your hand The...

Page 32: ...moisture enters the inner central piece e g wet grass blades etc Never fly when it is raining Replacing the propellers If a rotor is damaged through crashing or other action you must replace this imme...

Page 33: ...individual steps for each motor Replacing a radial arm Damaged radial arms can be replaced Carry out the steps as described under Replacing a motor on page 32 When you have removed the motor from the...

Page 34: ...X2 X5 DIP 6 5 4 3 2 1 Pin assignments X1 and X2 Interface to motor drivers X3 X4 X6 X7 Reserved X5 Interface to extension boards X9 second serial interface can be used to serially transmit external co...

Page 35: ...rudder 3 x 300 ms on 300 ms off approx 1 sec off Motor error front 2 x 800 ms on 300 ms off approx 1 sec off Motor error rear 3 x 800 ms on 300 ms off approx 1 sec off Motor error right hand side 4 x...

Page 36: ...sed batteries in the household waste is prohibited Batteries rechargeable batteries containing hazardous substances are marked with the crossed out wheeled bin The symbol indicates that the product is...

Page 37: ...Data Supply voltage 9 12 V 3S 11 1 V LiPo battery Performance Data Average power input per motor approx 3 9 A Max power per motor approx 14 A Shear force per motor max 700 g Operating environment Ope...

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