Phone Transmitter
Helicopter
It is very important that you charge the helicopter before the first time you use it, as
if this is not done you may damage the battery and result in the helicopter not being
able to charge properly. In order to increase its life and prevent charging problems
you should:
Allow the battery to cool-down (5 minutes after each flight) before you attempt to
charge it. Allow the battery to cool-down (5 minutes after each charge) before you
attempt to fly it. When flying, as soon as you think the helicopter starts to lose a bit
of power, stop using it and after letting it cool down, start the charging process. If
you fly it until the battery is totally discharged (can also happen if you leave the
helicopter ON after flying it), you can damage the battery and cause charging
problems.
NEITHER THE RETAILER OR THE MANUFACTURER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR CRASH
DAMAGE. PLEASE READ THE ENTIRE MANUAL AND FLY WITH UPMOST CARE SO
YOU GET MAXIMUM ENJOYMENT FROM YOUR NEW TOY!
If the person flying the helicopter has not flown remote control helicopters before,
they should just raise the helicopter about 50cm off the ground, and then
immediately settle it down again. This should be done several times in order to
get used to the controllers. This will prevent the helicopter being crash damaged,
as we cannot offer a refund or replacement if the helicopter has been crash
damaged.
If you start to loose control of the helicopter while flying, most people’s instinct is
to try to keep powering the helicopter to regain control, but this usually results in
crash damage occurring. The best thing to do is to release all controls so the
helicopters blades stop spinning. The helicopter just falling to the floor will rarely
cause damage, but crashes with the blades turning can damage it.
If you do damage the blades, you can repair them with the included spares, or
buy a new spares pack from Lightspeedhelicopter.co.uk If the helicopter is not
lifting off properly and you think it is fully charged, try tighten all screws around
the Balance Bar as lose screws can result in loss of blade turning power.
Slot the transmitter into the 3.5mm headphone socket on your phone (or iPad/iPod),
and then ensure your phone volume is set to the maximum.
INSTALLING THE PHONE TRANSMITTER
FUNCTION DETAILS
Turn on/off the power to the phone transmitter
Turn on/off motion control (control the helicopter
by tilting your phone)
Turn on/off the LED lights on the Helicopter
(off conserves power and increases flight time)
Select a free control band to fly on (Helicopter
will automatically adjust to the selected band)
Flip the display interface on your phone
If the helicopter spins left or right without being
told to, adjust the trimmer dial
Press for increased speed (does result in shorter
flying times)
If pressed the helicopter will perform a demo
▪ Make sure both the Transmitter and Helicopter are fully charged.
▪ Turn the power button to "ON" on the app, and you will see the
Blue LED on the transmitter will come on fully (if the blue LED
flashes, the transmitter needs charging).
▪ Select a free BAND (A/B/C) to fly on. The helicopter will
automatically adjust to the selected band. 3 Helicopters can be
flow by different users at the same time.
▪ Turn the switch on the helicopter to "ON" and place it on a flat
surface away from objects. It will then take a few seconds for the
helicopter to match itself to the transmitter.
▪ When the small red LED on the helicopter stops flashing (or main
lights come on) then you are ready to fly.
GET READY TO FLY...
3. Turn "OFF" the helicopter before charging
or it will not charge. The Red USB
light will go off when you plug in the
helicopter and come on again after
charging is complete (about 40 minutes).
Caution:
If the Blue LED on the
transmitter flashes, it
means that it needs charging.
CHARGING THE TRANSMITTER AND HELICOPTER
1. Connect the USB charge cable to
your computer's USB port.
2. Plug the other end into the transmitter.
The red LED on the
transmitter will come
on, and then go off
when it is fully
charged (about 60
minutes).
Never over
charge the
transmitter.
1. Take Off and Up Movements
Move the left stick Up (avoid fast
movements to prevent crashes)
2. Landing and Down movements
Move the left stick Down (avoid fast
movements to prevent crashes)
3. Turn Left
Move the right stick to the left.
The nose of the helicopter will
move to the left.
HELICOPTER CONTROLS (Normal Mode)
4. Turn Right
Move the right stick to the right.
The nose of the helicopter will
move to the right.
5. Forwards
Move the right stick up. The
helicopter will move forwards
(faster if TURBO button on).
6. Backwards
Move the right stick down. The
helicopter will move backwards
(faster if TURBO button on).
1. Turn Left
2. Turn Right
3. Forwards
4. Backwards
If you press the "Motion Control" button, you can then control the helicopter by
tilting your phone. The left stick still controls the height (up/down movements)
HELICOPTER CONTROLS (Motion Mode)
