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MICRO SD
CARD
LCD Screen Capabilities
VIEW
REC
SNAP
DOWN
UP
View the videos & pictures in memory
Press this button to begin recording
Press this button to take a picture
Decrease monitor brightness
Increase monitor brightness
USING THE ONBOARD CAMERA & LCD MONITOR • USE THE MONITOR FOR RECORDING VIDEO & TAKING PICTURES
NOTICE
The Galaxy Seeker battery comes partially charged and is
ready to fly. Skip to Remote Control Battery Installation
section and use your Seeker now. Use this charge completely
before charging the Galaxy Seeker battery for the first time.
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When charging with the included USB cable the LED light will light
up red, indicating it is charging. Once charging is complete, the
LED light will turn off.
Step 3: While powered on and in flight, use the Photo or Video button to take pictures or create
thrilling aerial footage.
Press REC to begin recording and REC again to stop recording. Note: You must have an SD card
installed in order to record.
Press SNAP to take a photo. The Eclipse onboard camera requires a couple of seconds between
photos.
Optimal Video Performance
The Galaxy Seeker’s built-in camera will provide live video up to a range of 164 feet (50 meters).
Video performance may become erratic after 50 meters.
Step 1: Install MicroSD card by turning the Eclipse over and setting it down on
a soft, stable surface.
Step 2: Slide a MicroSD card into the monitor housing until it clicks into place.
Connect the battery’s power cable to the end of the USB charging cable. Then connect the USB end of the charging cable to a USB port like
on a computer. Please note: Not all USB ports provide power. Typically, only ports mounted on a computer and not through a peripheral will
provide enough power for charging. After charging the battery, charge the monitor in the same manner using the USB cable for the monitor.
Rechargeable Lithium
Polymer Battery
3.7V / 700 mAh