Overmax X-bee drone 9.5 fold, Руководство пользователя

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7.
Lower the throttling valve stick and land.
8. After landing, push the stick to the lowest position and hold for at least 3 seconds to
switch the motor off.
9.
Lock the drone and deactivate the controller.
How to switch the drone off
In order to switch the drone on, please press and hold the on/off switch for about 3 seconds
(fig. 8). The drone will emit a distinctive sound and the rear LED will glow in green. To turn
the drone off, press and hold the on/off switch for about 3 seconds again.
Before first use
1. Make sure the drone and remote control have been fully charged.
2.
Make sure the propellers have been properly installed.
3. Make sure the drone legs have been properly spread.
4.
Make sure the camera and gimbal are operational.
5.
Make sure the camera lens is clean.
6. Use solely original accessories or accessories purchased from the manufacturer. The use
of other accessories may lead to damage to the device.
Flight modes
1.
GPS mode
In this mode, the drone hovers by receiving GPS signals. In case of weak GPS signal, the
device enters the permanent altitude mode or optimeter mode. In case of weak GPS signal,
please land instantly due to the accident risk.
2. Optical Flow mode
The drone is equipped with a vision system which allows effective control in case of a weak
GPS signal. Due to the nature of its operation, it is necessary to use it mainly in enclosed
rooms. This mode for setting the position adopts the built-in extra optimal sensor (A, fig.
5), and is the most effective at the height of up to 3 meters (fig. 6).
There are several factors which determine quality of the vision system. If some of them
fail, the vision mode will deactivate and the drone will enter the permanent altitude mode.
Please be very careful in the following situations:
a. High-speed flight at the height of up to 0,5m,
b.
Flight above uniform-color surfaces,
c.
Flight above water or transparent objects,
d. Flight above moving elements (e.g. above a crowd of people),
e.
Flight above surfaces in which light fluctuates,
f. Flight above extremely bright or very dark surfaces,
g.
Flight above surfaces with a recurring pattern (e.g. above a paved path)
h.
Flight above objects inclined at the angle of more than 30 degrees,