Asian Express DG1851RA Orbit HD User Manual
Asian Express Holdings Limited Orbit HD
User manual
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FCC Part 15 C Notice
CAUTIONcChanges or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could
void the user's authority to operate the equipment.
NOTEflhis equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B dig'tal device,
pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rulethese limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against
harmful interference in a residential installation.This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio
frequency energy and,if notinstalled and used in accordance with the iistructions, may cause harmful
interference to radio communications. Howevemhere is no guarantee that interference wil not occur in a
particular 'nstallation. lfthis equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception,
wlidi can be determ'ned by turning the equipment off and on,the user is encouraged totry to correct the
interference by one or moreof the following measures:
- Reorient or relocate the receiv'ng antenna.
- lna'ease the separation between the equipment and receiver.
- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is
connected.
- Consultthe dealer or experienced radiofTV technician for help.
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rulesflperation is subject to the following two conditions:
(I) This device may not cause harmful interference, and
(2) this device must accept any interference received,indud'ng interference that may cause undesired
operation.
INDUSTRY CANADA NOTICE: CAN ADA ONLY.
This device compieswith ladamy Canada Koeace-enewt R55 standards). Operation is subjectto the following two conditions
[Ilthis device maynot cause interferenceaod [thluis device ruulst accept anyiruteuferencejndldiog interference that may cause
undesired operation ofthe device.
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ORBIT” l-ID
2.4GHz Quadrocopter With HD Camera
INSTRUCTION BOOKLET
WARNING: Never leave product charging unattended for extended periods of
time. Always disconnect IZIHBITF"I HDbattery from charger immediately after it
is fuily charged. Please refer to enclosed safety instructions.
PACKAGE CONTAINS:
"@IIIII
It Ll-Poly
Rechargeable Battery 1:3ch
Colors and styles may slightly vary.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Product Features ........................................................ 2
Remote Control Battery Installation ........................................ 2
Charging Your ORBIT"ll HD Battery ......................................... 2
ORBIT1M HD Quadrocopter Diagram ........................................ 3
Remote Control Diagram ................................................. 3
Remote LCD Diagram .................................................... 3
Flight Preparation ....................................................... 4
Syndng Your ORBIT"M HD ................................................. 4
Flying Tips ............................................................. 4
How To Start/ Stop Rotors ................................................ 5
Auto Start/land Button ................................................... 5
Recognizing The Front St Bad: Of The ORBIT1M HD ............................ 5
4 Channel Flight Control .................................................. 5
Adjusting Trim ......................................................... 6
level Surface Calibration ................................................. 6
Flight Environment ..................................................... 7
Flight Practice .......................................................... 7
Performing a 360° Stunt Flip ............................................. 7
Trouble Shooting ....................................................... 8
Attadring Camera ....................................................... 8
Replacing The Propeller Blades ............................................ 9
Warnings .............................................................. 10
Battery Warnings ....................................................... 10
Care and Maintenance ................................................... 10
FCC Information ........................................................ 11
Thank you for purchasing the 0RBI'I""I HD 2.46m Quadroonpter. Please read this instruction booklet as it
contains valuable information on howoo properly fly and careforyour ORBIT"M HD Drone.
FEATURES
- 6Axis Gyro For Extremely Stable Flight and Maneuverability
- IWide Range Digital Radio Allows Hidrt Range UpTo 5C!) Feet
- 3 Speed Settings From BeginnerTo Advanced Pilots
- 360 Degree Push Button Stunt Rolls
- Air prusure sensors Iodr flight altitude for stable video footage
-Autornatically lands with the push of a button
- 2.4 Ghz Controllec Replaceable Li-poly Battery and Additional Replacement Parts lnduded.
REMOTE CONTROL BATTERY INSTALLATION
1. Remove the battery coverfrom the bad ofthe controller as shown in diagram A.
2. Install 6"AA'fresh alkaline batteries into the controller as shown in diagram B. Make sure to install
batteries to their correct polarity. Do not mix old and new batteries or battery types.
3. Replace the battery cover.
CHARGING YOUR ORBITTM HD Li-POLY BATTERY
1. Slide the battery into the USB dtarger and then connectthe MICRO USB cable to the charger
{seediagram C].Connect the universal end ofthe USB cable to your computers USB port.
CAUTION: Do not force battery into charger, improper connection may damage the CIRBIT'"I HD battery.
2. The indicator light wil flash red while the unit is charging. When the RED Led light turns GREEN your
battery has a complete charge.
3. Average diarging t'I'neis around 50 minutes untill fully charged.
4. A full charge wil alow for about 740 m'nutes offlight time dependng on environment and user input.
'— Universal USB Charging Cable
IMPORTANTzllWAYS REMEMBERTO UNPLUGYOUR CHARGING (GROWHEN NOT III IISE!
ORBITTM HD QUADROCOPTER DIAGRAM
Propeller Blade
Li—Poly Battery Compartment
Antenna
Power Indicator
Auto San! Land Buttom
Speed Settin -
Camera! Video
360° Hip Button
Throttle 8: Spin
Left/Big“ Forward/Backward
Bank LeftfRight
Forward/ Backward
Trim Adjustment
Riyit/Leftipin
B nk R' t/LeftT'
Trim Adjustmen a lg] "m
Adjustment
WARNING
DO NOT FLY YOUR ORBIT“ HD IN FOUL WEATHER!
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FLIGHT PREPARATION
- Verify that there are 6"AA” batteries inside the remote control mit and the ORBIT“ HD has been
fully charged.
- Make sure your ORBIT“ HD and controller are both turned on.
- Make sure to be in a large space with an open radius ofat least 100 feet.
- Make sure the empty spacehas no obstadesSetyou ORBIT“ H) on a clean flat suface before take—off.
D0 NOTA'ITEMPTTO FIJ'YIJUR ORBIT“ ND IFTHERE IS RAIN,SNOW, NEAWWIN DS,TNIINIJER 0R LIGHTNING
OUTDOORS. ITCGJLD DAMMEYOUR PRODUCT AND POSSIBII EVEN CAUSE BODII!r HARM.
SYNCING YOUR ORBITTM HD
Important! When syncing your ORBIT“ HD quadrocopter with the controller always make sure that
the quadrocopter is on a flat level surface and that your digital trim settings are in the (enter
position.This insures that the 6 Axis gyro is properly program med to mimic yourtrim settings.
You ORBIT“ HD utilizes an automatic 2.46 ch amel selection system that allows upto 8 people to fly side
by side in the same wireless range with no interference.
Syncing youraircraft:
1. Before starting make sure that the power on your controleris in the OFF position and theOllBlT“ HD
battery is not connected. Make sure that there are no other 2.4Ghz devices in the area as well .
2. hsert the battery mm the compartment in the right direction and set it down on a flat surface.The LED
indicator lights of the ORBIT“ “0 should begin to flash (see diagram D).
3. Next turn ON the remote controller. After hearing a series of beeps,the ORBIT HD's" flashing LED
lights will start flashing at a slower rate.PuI the throttle [left control stick) al the way up and then all
theway down.The LED ligits will flash rapidly for a few seconds and then stay soild.You are now ready
to fly the ORBIT“ HD. Ifthis does not happen, repeat all steps above.
FLYING TIPS
- It is recommended that you operate the ORBIT“ HD outdoors in a wide space.The ideal space should
have a 200 foot radius.
- Parental guidance or adult supervision is suggested at all times.
- If you are flying theORBIT“ HD with others, make sure all spectators are behind you.
- For best performance, it is recommended that you operate the ORBIT“ HD in zero wind conditions.
Wind can geatly affect the performance of the aircraft or cause injury.
HOW TO START/STOP ROTORS
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RECOGNIZING THE FRONT 81 BACK OF THE ORBIT“ HD
Even though the ORBIT“ HD has four rotors there is still a front or "forward' facing direction and "back" or
backwards facing direction.The front of the Quadrocopter displaysWHlTE LED lights and the badr of the
Quadrocopter displays RH) LED lights when activated (see diagram E).
4 CHANNEL FLIGHT CONTROL
Below isa Iistof basic flight functionsfor your long—range remote control DRBIT'" HD.WhiIe leaning to
fly your ORBTT'" HD itis best to start with a large space until you getused to the basic controlsAs you
master flying your ORBIT“ HD you can moveto more advanced maneuvering ted'rniques. Practice makes
perfectIWhenyou havethesebasicstepsdownyoucan movetothenerrtlevel.
Move the lettThrotde stidr up to increase the
speed and the ORBIT“ HD wil accelerate
and ascend.
Move the leftThrottle stidr down to decrease the
speed and the ORBIT“ HD wil decelerate and
descend (see diagram F].
Move the leftThrottle stidr left and the
ORBTTT" HD will rotate left.
MovedteleftThrottlestidr right andthe
new" HD will rotate rightisee diagram at
Move the rigid Direction Stick up while in flight
and the ORBIT“ HD wil move forward
Move the riyrt Direction Control down wlilein
Digit andtheDRBTF“ Hvaill move backward
{see diagram ll).
Move the right Direction (ontrol left and the
OIIBTT‘1M HD will bank to the left
Move the right Direction Control right and the
ORBTT'“ HD willbanktotherightlseediagam I).
ADJUSTING TRIM
From time to timeyou may haveto adjust the TRIM buttonsto ensure theORBlT“ "D will hoverin mid»air
and rapond accurately toyour commands (make all trim adjustments while the drone is in air).
Forwardflladrward Trim
- If your ORlifl'“ HD drifts forward, push and
release the BACK‘WARDTRIM button badr
repeatedy until the motion stops and proper
flight is maintained (see diagram J).
- If your 0DTI""'l HD drifts badtvvards, push and
release the FORWARD TRIM button forward in
thesame manneruntil theproblemis resolved
Right/left Trim
- If your ORBTT'” HD drifts left. push and release
the RIGHT TRIM button back repeatedly until
the motion stops and proper flight is
maintained (see diagram K).
- If yourlllllifl'l”I IID drifts rirjrtpush and release
the LEFT TRIM button in the same manner until
the problem is resolved.
Right/left Spin Trim
- If your DREW“ HD spins left, push and release
the RIGHT SPlll TRIM button back repeatedly
until the motion stopsand properflight is
maintained (see diagram l).
- If yourDRBTT‘“ HD spins right,push and release
the LEFT SPIN TRIM button in thesame manner
until the problem is resolved (see diagram M).
LEVEL SURFACE CALIBRATION
lfthe aircraft becomes unstable during the
course of flying, you may need to restabiliee the
internal gyros.
To do thisJum Off the controller and disconnect
the Drone battery. Place the ORBIT”I HD on a flat
level surface Follow the steps to sync your ORBIT
"" HD (page 4).Now, pull both thejoyso'clrs
downwards and towards the right at the same
time(see diagram ll).The lights on the d’onewil
flash a bit and then remain solid.This indicates
that your drone has been calibrated.
FLYING ENVIRONMENT
The Willi“ HD is designed ftloutdooruseonly. When flying, do so in warm sunny weather with no wind or
rain.
WARNING: Do notfly in extreme temperatures orwindy conditions asthis may affect the perfonnance of
your ORBIT“ HD and cause damage or injury.
FLIGHT PRACTICE
To master fly'ng your aircralt try practicing the exercises shown below. Start with simple vertical takeofls,
landings, and leftlright turning and rotatingflnce those are mastered move on tosquare and moss
maneuvers.Good Ind and have fun!
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PERFORMING 360° FLIPS
Afteryou have mastered flying flIeOIIBI'I'W HD you are readyto try flips.0nce the ORBIT“ HD is hovering
at least 3 meters [about 10 feet) off the ground, trigger the 360" Flip Button (see diagram 0) and pushthe
rightlever forward slimy and let go.The ORBIT“ HD will instantly perform a forward flip.To perform a
badrwards or side flip pras and hold the 360° Hip Button and push the right lever in the directionyou wish
to flip just as you did for oheforward flip (see diagram Poo).
Flip Forward
Hi) lidrt
TROUBLESHOOTING YOUR ORBITTM HD
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OPERATINGTHE CAMERA
You can take in—flight photos or video with your ORBITm HD on board camera.
1. Ensure that the camera module is securely attached and locked onto the copter. Insert the mircoSDHC
card carefdlyintothe slot on the rearofthe camera module.Push in gently unti you hear andfeel a did.
Now you are ready to usethe camera.
2. To take still pictures, short press the camera buttonJIne imitating LED ight will flash 3 times.
3. To take video footage,hold down the camera button on the remote for a few seconds(see diagramil).
To stop video footage simply press the button again.
4. Afterturning the PowerOffon the copter,you may now remove the mircoSIIlC card frornthe ORBIT“ HD by
gently pushing on the bad: ofthe card with your thumb until you hearand feel a slight clichYou may use the
included USB card readerto connect itto a computerand retrieve your pictures and video footage
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REPLACING THE PROPELLER BLADES
NOTE :lllvrays disconnect the battery before replacing the propeller blades.
YourORBIT'“ HD propeller system is a precision instrument that may need repair orreplacernent from time
to timefor optimal flight function.(rash landing from high—speed aerialflights may cause damage to your
ORBIT'”l HD propellers.
The ORBITTM HD has four propeller blades,two on thefront and tvnro on the back. Each one ofthese
propellers is marked with either A or B on the underside.
1.When repladng the propeller blades. carefully unscrew the broken propellerfrom the rotor shaft.
2.Replace the damaged blade with the correct new blade. Ensure that the identification letter on the
broken blade and on the new blade are the same before screwing bad on [See diagram U).
NOTE :The Colorof the blade does not matte r.What matters is the identification letteron the
bottom of blad e. All‘W’blades would perform the same ir-respective of colorand the same
would apply for”B".
ORBITTM HD WARNING:
The ORBIT"M HD is designed for OUTDOOR use only. TheORBIT‘“ HD blades revolve at high speeds and can
cause damage tothe user, spectators and animals.Stand away from the ORBITT” HD to reduce the risk of
getting into the flight path.Warn spectators that youwill beflying you ORBIT'M HD so thatthey are aware
of its position. Before flig'ntjnspect the rotorblades to make certain that the blades are secuely fastened
to the ORBII‘" HD.
WARNING!
- Chokingn’tutting Hazard.SmaIl PartsfSharp Rotor Blades.
- Keep hands, hair and loose clothing away from the propeller when the power switd'n is turned to the
ON position.
- Turn off the transmitter arnd take out the battery from the ORBITrm HD when not in use.
- The included charger is built specificaly for the ORBITW' HD Li—Poly battery. Do not use itto dnarge any
other battery.
- New alkaline batteries are recommended for maximum performance.
- Parental supervision recorrnrnended when flying ORBITTM HD.
BATTERYWARNINGS
REtHARG EABlE BATTERY:
This ORBIT” HD uses a Li-Poly rednargeable battery. lfbattery can no longer be charged, nispose it battery
properly accorning to the local law.
EONTROILER BATTERIES:
Remote control requires 6"AA"batteries (not induded). Please read the important battery safety
warning below.
- Do not mix alkaline,standard (carbon—finc) arnd rechargeable batteries (Nickel Metal Hydride).
- Do not mix old and new batteries.
- Non—rednargeable batteries are not to be recharged.
- Rechargeable batteries are to be removed from theitern before being charged (if removable).
- Rechargeable batteries are only to be charged under adLIt supervision.
- Exhausted batteries should be removed immediame and must berecyded or dspcsed of properly
according to state or local government ordinances and regulations.
- The supply terminals are not to be short-circuited.
- Only batteries of the same or equivalent type as recommended are to be used.
- Batteries are to be inserted with the correct polarity (see inside booklet for diagram).
- Do not tispose batteries in a fire - batteries may leak orexplode.
CARE AND MAINTENANCE
- Always remove the batteries from the wireless remote control when it is not being used for an
extended period of time.
- To clean,gently wipe the rerrnote control and ORBITrm HD with a clean damp doth.
- Keep the toy away from direct heat or sunlight.
- Do not submerge the toy into water.'lhis can damage the unit beyond repair.
- Parental guidance recommended when installing or repladng the batteries.
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