Seahorse EX-2 Pro, Manual

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Operating the Transmitter
Fully understand the operation of the transmitter (the controller) before you try flying. The
transmitter is your control box which you use to control the flight of the KontikiDrone.
The EX-2 Kontiki Drone uses the SkyDroid T10 Transmitter. The T10 can operate as a normal
transmitter or it can interface with an Android phone or Tablet. The Android App displays
operational and flight telemetry including battery voltage, distance from home and altitude.
If the device accepts a USB feed, It can even display the video from the EX-2 on-board camera.
The Transmitter batteries can be charged via a Micro USB (mobile phone) cable
The transmitter has two switches, 3 buttons and the two control joysticks.
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A long press on the middle button will
turn the transmitter on – Wait for the four
lights and beeps.
• Button A is the return to Launch (RTL)
button.
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The RTL is active when the button
is backlit. (drone will flash
• The drone will not arm( start) if
RTL is active.
• Button B is the bait release
•
No backlighting - The release is in
the up-and-hold position.
• Backlit – the release is down and
has released the bait.
The left-hand joystick controls the throttle and Yaw, which is rotating the drone clockwise or
counter-clockwise.
• Pull the stick down reduce the throttle and to lose altitude
• Push the stick up to increase the throttle and gain altitude
• Position the stick in the centre to hover or maintain altitude
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Push the stick to the left to rotate the drone counter-clockwise (to the left)
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Push the stick to the right to rotate the drone clockwise (to the right)
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The right-hand joystick controls the forward and sideways movements of the drone.
• Push the stick up and the drone will fly forward
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Pull the stick down and the drone will fly backwards
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Push the stick to the left and the drone will fly to it’s left
• Push the stick to the right and the drone will fly to it’s right.
• Position the stick in the centre to hover or maintain position
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