Reely Pocket Drone FPV, Operating Instructions Manual

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d) Using the automatic take-off/automatic landing button
Important!
The quadcopter must not be surrounded by any obstacles. This feature is therefore only suitable or use in
large rooms/halls or outdoors. For safety reasons, people and objects must be at least 2 m away from the
take-off position.
The automatic landing feature is a preprogrammed sequence. Before you press the automatic landing but-
ton, the model must be in a stable position (hovering) in order to ensure a safe, automatic landing. Ideally,
the quadcopter's altitude should not exceed 1.5 m and the landing position should be at least 2 m from
obstacles and people.
If this is not the case, the quadcopter may be damaged or may cause injury or damage to property!
Automatic take-off and landing are initiated with a button (figure 4, position 5).
To use the automatic take-off feature, place the quadcopter on a level surface and ensure that it is at a sufficient
distance from the pilot and obstacles (see instructions above). To start the quadcopter, press the "Automatic take-off/
Automatic landing" button (figure 4, position 5) on the remote control. The rotors will start and the quadcopter will take
off. You can then control the quadcopter using the control levers on the remote control.
To land the quadcopter, choose a suitable landing site (see instructions above) and ensure that the quadcopter is
hovering in a stable position at a height of max. 1.5 m. Press the "Automatic take-off/Automatic landing" button (figure
4, position 5) on the remote control. The model will start to drop vertically and the rotors will switch off automatically
after landing.
During the landing phase, you can use the remote control to correct the direction of travel.
e) Flight movements
After take-off, the quadcopter will start to hover provided that the controls have been trimmed correctly.
To make the quadcopter ascend, carefully push the left-hand control pad on the remote control forwards. Return the
left-hand control pad to the neutral position to stop the ascent. To make the quadcopter descend, carefully pull the
left-hand control pad downwards. Return the left-hand lever to the neutral position to stop the descent.
Move the left-hand control pad to the left to make the quadcopter rotate to the left about the vertical axis. Turn the lever
to the right to make the quadcopter rotate to the right.
Carefully push the right-hand control pad forwards to make the quadcopter move forwards, or pull the right-hand
control pad backwards to make the quadcopter move backwards.
Move the right-hand control pad to the left to make the quadcopter move to the left. Move the right-hand control pad
to the right to make the quadcopter move to the right.
For more information on controlling the quadcopter, refer to the instructions in section 11.