Kayoba 005856, Руководство по эксплуатации

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WARNING!
For safety reasons keep the battery under
supervision during charging.
STARTING AND PAIRING
1. Insert the battery in the battery
compartment on the quadrocopter. Start
the quadrocopter (2 status lights flash).
Put the quadrocopter on a level surface.
FIG. 5
2. Start the remote control. The remote
control emits two audio prompts and the
status lights flash. The status lights on the
quadrocopter also flash.
3. Move the left lever as far forward as
possible. The remote control emits an
audio prompt. The status light on the
remote control and two status lights on
the quadrocopter also flash.
FIG. 6
4. Move the left lever as far back as possible.
The remote control emits an audio
prompt. The status light on the remote
control and the four status lights on the
quadrocopter go on. The pairing is now
ready.
FIG. 7
5. When the pairing is ready move the
left lever (altitude lever) to start the
quadrocopter.
CALIBRATION OF GYROSCOPE
1. After pairing put the quadrocopter on a
level surface and move the altitude lever
to neutral mode.
2. Move the control lever 45° down to the
left to calibrate the gyroscope. Two status
lights on the quadrocopter flash to show
that the gyroscope is being calibrated. The
status lights go out when the calibration is
finished.
FIG. 8
NOTE:
Before flying, put the quadrocopter on a level
surface for calibration. If the quadrocopter tilts
during the flying it can be adjusted with the
remote control.
MANOEUVRING
Use
• Practice before using the quadrocopter.
• If the quadrocopter drops a little carefully
move the left lever forward to adjust the
altitude.
• Do not make large or sudden movements.
Up/Down
Move the left lever forward to increase the
altitude, or back to lower the altitude.
1. Higher altitude
2. Lower altitude
FIG. 9
Right turn/Left turn
Move the left lever to the left to turn to the left,
or to the right to turn to the right.
1. Right turn
2. Left turn
FIG. 10
Forward/Back
Move the right lever forward to fly forward, or
back to fly back. The blue status light goes on
when flying forward.
1. Forward
2. Back
FIG. 11