Manual Crivit QUADROCOPTER - IAN 322151 (page 17 of 54) (English, German, Dutch, French, Polish)

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Privacy

Always make sure to respect the privacy of

other people and animals around you. Do not

film people close up unless they have given

you permission to do so. Note also that it is not

always permitted to film wherever and whenever

you wish.

Pay attention to the applicable legal regulations.

Taking off and controlling the

quadcopter

When flying, watch out for foreseeable misuse

as a result of:

• Sudden changes in the weather

• Sudden changes in wind (gusts)

• Loss of visibility

• Direct sunshine (overheating, loss of control as

a result of dazzle)

Taking oﬀ (Fig. J)

1. Insert the rechargeable battery (9) into the

quadcopter (1) as shown in Fig. E.

2. Press the on/off switch (2a) on the remote

control (2) (Fig. J). The display lights flash (2j).

NOTE: always switch on the remote

control (2) ﬁrst.

3. Turn the quadcopter (1) to the ON position

via the switch (1d). The control lights (1h) of

the quadcopter (1) flash alternately and a

signal tone is emitted from the remote control

(2).

4. Slide the throttle (2h) all the way forward, and

then all the way back.

NOTE: if the throttle (2h) is not first moved

forward and then back, the quadcopter (1)

remains secured and is not ready for flight.

Only via this process can the remote con-

trol (2) make contact with the quadcopter

(1). Acoustic signals are emitted from the

remote control (2). The control lights (1h)

on the quadcopter (1) light up continu-

ously. The quadcopter (1) is now ready for

flight.

NOTE: the display (2j) shows the speed

and NORMAL mode.

5. Press the START/LAND button (2i), located

at the front of the remote control. The rotor

blades will start to turn.

Controlling the quadcopter

The integrated height sensor ensures that the

quadcopter maintains a steady height, and it

facilitates initial flight manoeuvres, thereby also

facilitating photo and video operations. You

have several control options:

• Ascending/descending (throttle)

(Fig. K)

By pressing the throttle (2h) forwards, the

rotational speed of the rotors (1a, 1b) is

increased. The quadcopter (1) will then

begin to ascend. By moving the throttle (2h)

backwards, the rotational speed of the rotors

(1a, 1b) is decreased. The quadcopter (1) will

then begin to descend.

• Turning left/right (yaw rotation)

(Fig. L)

By moving the throttle (2h) to the left or right,

the quadcopter (1) rotates on the vertical axis,

i.e. the quadcopter (1) rotates to the left or

right.

• Moving forwards/backwards (pitch)

(Fig. M)

By moving the control lever (2l) forwards or

backwards, the quadcopter (1) moves in the

corresponding direction.

• Hover left/right (roll) (Fig. N)

If you want to perform a movement to the right

or left without rotating the quadcopter (1), i.e.

hover sideways, move the right control lever

(2l) to the left or right.

• Turning (yaw trimming) (Fig. Q)

If the quadcopter (1) turns on its own axis

without you moving the throttle (2h), you can

correct this with yaw trimming. If the quadcop-

ter (1) is turning clockwise, press the yaw-trim

button to the left (2f), and if it is turning

anti-clockwise, press the trim button to the right

(2d). In this way you counter the yaw move-

ment by trimming in the opposite direction.

• Direction (roll and pitch trimming)

(Fig. R)

If there is a forwards or backwards movement,

even though you are not using the control

lever (2l) at all, you can correct this by pitch

trimming. If the quadcopter (1) is flying

forwards, press the pitch-trimming button (2o)

and vice versa (2m). You can counteract the

unwanted movement with the trim setting. If

the quadcopter (1) moves sideways of its own

accord, you can correct this by roll trimming.

If the quadcopter hovers to the left (1) side-

ways, press the trimming button (2n) to the

right and vice versa (2p). This allows you to

counteract the unwanted movement.

• Headless mode (Fig. T)

This refers to a flight aid that when activated

enables the quadcopter (1) to always fly in

the direction it is steered. It is recommended

for pilots with little flying experience.

For example, when the headless mode

button (2c) is activated, if the control lever

(2l) is used to steer right, the quadcopter (1)

will always fly to the right from the pilot’s

viewpoint – regardless of whether the front

of the quadcopter (1) (camera lens) is facing

backwards, to the left, forwards or to the right.

If this mode is deactivated, the quadcopter

(1) will fly according to the direction in which

its front (camera lens) is facing (even if the

quadcopter (1) has rotated).

NOTE: the direction of the remote control

(2) and the quadcopter (1) must corre-

spond exactly when activating headless

mode! Only activate headless mode in the

position specified, otherwise it may result

in control commands not being carried out

correctly.

1. To activate headless mode, put the quadcop-

ter (1) and the remote control (2) one behind

the other and press the button (2c) on the

remote control (2). The HEADLESS display

(2j) message lights up and the quadcopter

lights flash slowly as long as the mode is

activated.

2. To deactivate the mode, press the button

(2c) again. On the display (2j), NORMAL is

illuminated and the quadcopter lights light up

continuously again.

• Automatic return to the pilot (Fig. U)

Press the button (2c) for approx. 3 seconds

to make the quadcopter return to the pilot.

Keep an eye on the quadcopter and note any

obstacles in its flight path. The quadcopter

does not stop automatically.

NOTE: the return route can vary as a result

of the quadcopter turning. The operation

can be cancelled by pressing the button

(2c) repeatedly or by moving the control

lever (2l).

Setting the speed (Fig. O)

You can adjust the flight speed by repeatedly

pressing the buttons (2e, 2g) on the remote

control (2). The default setting is speed 2, from a

total of four speed levels.

The display lights show the various levels (2j).

Speed 1

(one beep)

For first attempts with little flight experience.

Speed 2

(two beeps)

For pilots with some experience.

Speed 3

(three beeps)

For experienced pilots.

Speed 4

(four beeps)

For very experienced pilots.

NOTE: when the remote control is turned

off and on, the quadcopter (1) is reset to

speed 2.

360° rollover (Fig. P)

1. Fly the quadcopter (1) to a height of approx.

10m.

2. Keep it hovering and press the control lever

(2k) once, located at the front of the remote

control. A signal tone is emitted and the FLIP

light is shown on the display (2j).

3. Move the control lever (2l) in the direction in

which the rollover is to be performed.

4. The quadcopter (1) will perform a 360°

rollover.

After the rollover, the quadcopter (1) will be

in normal flight mode and you can perform

another rollover.

Repeat steps 1–4 to do so. Press the button

(2k) again if you do not want to perform a

rollover, but had already pressed the button.

CAUTION: you need sufficient flight

altitude for a 360° rollover (at least

10m).

Calibration

You may occasionally find that the quadcopter

(1) flies erratically and needs to be calibrated. If

this happens, follow the steps below:

1. Place the powered-on quadcopter (1) on a

horizontal, level surface.

2. On the powered-on remote control (2)

simultaneously slide the throttle lever (2h) to

the left and back, and the control lever (2l)

to the right and back. The control lights (1h)

on the quadcopter (1) will flash for approx.

3 seconds. Once the control lights (1h) light

up continuously, the calibration is complete

and the quadcopter is ready to fly.

NOTE: repeat the calibration if the quad-

copter still flies erratically in one direction.

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