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The Camera System

Your Draganfly Eyecam SAVS comes with the components listed below. Please check the package con-
tents against the list and if you feel that any items are missing please contact Draganfly Innovations be-
fore use.

 

1 – 1/3 inch CCD camera with white balance

 

1 – Anti-vibration camera mount 

 

1 – Baseplate 2.4 GHz transmitter circuit

 

1 – Clear protector plate

 

1 – 3 pin power lead

 

4 – Nylon vertical riser extensions

 

Base Station including:

 

 

1 – Diversity 2.4 GHz receiver

 

 

2 – Circular patch antennas

 

 

1 – 3 cell 1320mAh battery for receiver power

 

 

1 – Video cable

 

 

1 – Voltage cutoff (9 volt)

• The Eyecam SAVS transmits video only.
• The Eyecam SAVS has been pre-installed and test flown. However, unless you are an experienced 

helicopter pilot, you should first fly the helicopter without the camera until you are confident of your 
skill.

• Best video results are achieved when there is a clear “line of sight” between the Eyecam SAVS trans-

mitter and the receiver.

• Don’t fly close to obstacles such as trees, walls, cars, buildings.
• Interference from certain electronic equipment can limit the range and quality of video.
• For best reception position the antennas of the receiver 1.5 to 2 meters above the ground, pointed in 

the direction of the Draganflyer.

• Do not touch the antennas when in use as this will cause interference.
• The Eyecam SAVS does not come with a viewing or recording device. You must provide this.

Precautions

To avoid the risk of damage to the Eyecam SAVS, use only the supplied power connectors.
Do not place any components near a source of heat as this may cause the equipment to overheat.
Avoid humid conditions as condensation may form inside the camera and cause damage. If the camera 
system appears to be wet or condensation occurs, discontinue use until the camera system has com-
pletely dried.
Never paint or attach metallic stickers of any kind to any of the components in the camera system.
Do not operate the Eyecam SAVS in temperatures exceeding 104 degrees F (40 degrees C) or below 14 
degrees F (-10 degrees C)

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Страница 2: ...Lithium Polymer battery The same properties that make these batteries extremely powerful and lightweight also make them dangerous if handled incorrectly Please read and understand all information pert...

Страница 3: ...m to you or others and can also cause signi cant property damage Don t y over or close to crowds or close to yourself Using incorrect start up or shut down procedures can cause sudden uncontrolled sta...

Страница 4: ...silver adaptor on the antenna twists onto the adaptor on the transmitter When in place you will be able to feel and see it lock in place As with most gear of this type you will need to charge the bat...

Страница 5: ...ing ights we recommend that the Thermal Intelligence switch be turned O This in volves both turning the Thermal Intelligence transmitter switch O and using the arming sequence shown below Install and...

Страница 6: ...this step is for the Dragan yer to lift straight up and not drift signi cantly in any direction Use your experience with the simulator to guide your rst ights On the initial ights get a feel for the c...

Страница 7: ...Failure to do so could cause the Dragan yer to become air borne and out of control resulting in injury or damage We can not stress this enough Do not y multiple Dragan yers simultaneously on the same...

Страница 8: ...the green light will stay on Once completely charged the green light will turn off To charge the transmitter battery connect the round charging lead to the charging jack on the side of the transmitter...

Страница 9: ...am SAVS trans mitter and the receiver Don t fly close to obstacles such as trees walls cars buildings Interference from certain electronic equipment can limit the range and quality of video For best r...

Страница 10: ...riser extensions onto the bottom of the vertical risers securing the baseplate circuit board in place Install the clear protector plate and four acorn nuts onto the vertical riser extensions Locate th...

Страница 11: ...f view 48 5 degrees Camera transmitter Operating frequency 2 410 GHz 2 430 GHz 2 450 GHz 2 470 GHz Power consumption 5 volts DC Transmission range 1500 feet Transmission Power 50mW Operating temperatu...

Страница 12: ...ircular polarized Operating Frequency 2 4 to 2 5 GHz Gain 8 dBi Horizontal beam width 65 degrees Vertical beam width 65 degrees Impedance 50 Ohm Operating temperatures 40 to 85 C Dimensions L x W x H...

Страница 13: ...o develop a dramatic backlighted scene While you can fly and shoot alone it is better to have someone watching the incoming video and giv ing you directions Flying is hard enough without trying to wat...

Страница 14: ...of the motors will increase in speed causing the helicopter to climb Pulling the control stick backward will decrease the speed of all of the motors and the Draganflyer will descend Rudder Operation R...

Страница 15: ...than one foot above the ground this will greatly lessen the chances of a crash Remember that if you get disoriented or loose control simply reduce the throttle to minimum immediately Trimming the Drag...

Страница 16: ...first and keeping the front of the Draganlfyer away from yourself at all times try to fly from one corner of the square to another along the edges Allow a slight delay after your control input for the...

Страница 17: ...is manner will allow you to fly outside of the downwash the helicopter generates Set up for this lesson by first making sure your batteries are fully charged because you will now be flying higher abov...

Страница 18: ...h as pirouettes fast forward and backward flight rapid climbs and descents and anything else you can think of Please remember however to keep safety first It s no fun when somebody gets hurt Pre fligh...

Страница 19: ...etween sky and ground and the thermal intelligence will not work In this situation you should disable the thermal intelligence before flying This can be done by simply moving the thermal intelligence...

Страница 20: ...nds or cracks Make sure the an tenna is screwed completely into the transmitter base Over time and with use it can become loose Check the circuit board to ensure it is rmly retained in the vertical ri...

Страница 21: ...oning component Call technical support for assis tance No response from the Draganflyer but red light is on Low battery voltage in helicop ter and or transmitter Check the battery voltage on a voltmet...

Страница 22: ...rough landing or crash Use flathead screwdriver to push gray magnet up in motor Draganflyer starts normally but suddenly stops or disarms Red light stays on Low helicopter battery voltage Fully charg...

Страница 23: ...t the Draganflyer is wired as follows Red to front motor Blue to right motor Yel low to back motor and Green to the left motor Low flight times Motors may be worn out See above re worn motors Magnets...

Страница 24: ...ay be blown If blown the wire in the fuse will be broken Replace with a 20 amp automo tive fuse Bad connection between bat tery and circuit board Make sure battery is securely plugged into the connect...

Страница 25: ...he circuit board green lights is facing the motor with red and black wires going to it There may be a malfunctioning component on the circuit board Contact customer service for as sistance The Lithium...

Страница 26: ...essories Replacement parts for your Dragan yer SAVS can be ordered from the Dragan y Innovations website Secure payment via credit card is available Please check the website www rctoys com for the lat...

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