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USER
MANUAL
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Index
Welcome -------------------------------------------------------------------- 3
Disclaimer and Safety Guidelines ----------------------------------------- 3
Battery Safety ------------------------------------------------------------- 4
Charging Instructions for Drone Battery -------------------------------------- 5
Pre Flight Checklist ------------------------------------------------------ 5
Instruction for Drone, Transmitter and FPV Screen --------------------------- 6
Pre Flight Operation Instructions ---------------------------------------------- 11
Functions ------------------------------------------------------------------ 17
Component Assembly ------------------------------------------------------ 20
Spare Parts ------------------------------------------------------------------ 22
Troubleshooting Guide ------------------------------------------------------- 24
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Welcome
Thank you for purchasing a Bolt drone! The Bolt is a carbon fiber drone that
introduces the exciting world of First Person View (FPV) piloting and racing to
everyone. Featuring an innovative FPV goggle and controller system, HD
camera, altitude stabilization and a carbon fiber frame, the Bolt packs cutting
edge technology at a radical price point that offers amazing value.
Before flying, please read through this User Manual carefully to ensure safe and
proper operation. This product is NOT a toy and not suitable for children under
the age of 14.
Disclaimer and Safety Guidelines
This product is NOT a toy and not suitable for children under the age of 14. Adults
should keep the Bolt out of the reach of children and exercise caution when
operating this aircraft in the presence of children.
This product is a sophisticated aircraft that offers easy flight when in good
working order as set forth below. The information in this document affects your
safety and your legal rights and responsibilities. Read this entire document
carefully to ensure proper configuration before use. Failure to read and follow the
instructions and warnings in this document may result in product loss, serious
injury to you, or damage to your aircraft.
By using this product, you hereby signify that you have read this disclaimer
carefully and that you understand and agree to abide by the terms and conditions
herein. You agree that you are solely responsible for your own conduct while
using this product, and for any consequences thereof. You agree to use this
product only for purposes that are proper and in accordance with all applicable
laws, rules and regulations, including international and domestic airspace
regulations. Bolt Drones accepts no liability for damage, injury, or any legal
responsibility incurred directly or indirectly from the use of this product. The user
shall observe safe and lawful practices including, but not limited to, those set forth
in these Safety Guidelines.
1.Environmental Considerations
a. Always fly at locations that are clear of building and other obstacles
b. DO NOT fly above or near crowds
c. Avoid flying at altitudes above 250 feet
d. Fly in moderate weather conditions with no wind
e. The flying area must be a legal place of flight in accordance with local laws and regulations. Do not
fly near any restricted areas including airports.
2. Genuine Parts
a. To avoid component malfunction, serious iniury and property damage, observe the followmg rules:
i. Use only genuine replacement parts from Bolt Drones. Unauthorized parts or parts from non-Bolt
certified manufacturers may cause system malfunction and compromise safety
ii. Ensure there are no foreign objects (such as water, oil soil, sand, etc) inside the aircraft of its
components
lll. Ensure the aircraft and its components are all in good working order, damage-free, and functioning
properly.
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3. Keep away from obstacles and crowds
a. The aircraft must be operated away from crowds, tall buildings, power lines. and other obstacles. Do not
operate the aircraft in non-ideal weather conditions such as wind and rain.
4. Keep the aircraft dry
a. The aircraft components may be damaged by water, water vapor or humidity. Please ensure aircraft is
not operated in environments that may cause damage to the aircraft or its components. Make sure the
aircraft is stored in a dry place
5. Pre-flight Checklist
a. Ensure screen. remote controller and aircraft batteries are fully charged.
b. Ensure propellers and all parts are in good condition
c. Ensure there is nothing obstructing the motors
6. Operation
a. Stay away from rotating propellers and motors.
b. Maintain line of sight with your aircraft at all times
c. DO NOT answer incoming calls or text messages during flight
d. DO NOT fly under the influence of drugs or alcohol
e. DO NOT fly in unfavorable weather conditions
f. in the instance of a low battery warning. land the aircraft safely
g. DO NOT fly near tall building, power lines or places with signal interference.
h. DO NOT touch the motors if they are hot
7. Maintenance and Upkeep
a. DO NOT use worn, chipped or broken propellers
h. Only use the recommended battery charger. Check the USB cable, charging adapter and battery
regularly to ensure proper functionality. If any damage is found. stop using it immediately.
Read the ENTIRE user manual to become familiarwith the features of this product
before operating. Failure to operate the product correctly can result in damage to the
product or personal property and cause serious injury. This is a sophisticated
product. It must be operated with caution and common sense and requires basic
mechanical ability. Failure to operate this product in a safe and reliable manner could
result in injury or damage to the product or other property. This product is not
intended for use by children without direct supervision. DO NOT use with incompati-
ble parts or alter in any manner. It is essential to read and follow all of the instructions
and warnings in the user manual, prior to first flight, in order to operate the product
correctly and avoid damage or serious injury
Battery Safety
- Keep the battery away from children and animals.
- Discontinue charging if you notice the battery is swollen or enlarged.
- Do not charge the battery after a crash or if there is visible damage.
- After a crash or hard landing, check the battery to ensure it has not sustained damage.
- Do not overcharge the battery.
- Do not charge the battery near flammable materials or liquids.
- Do not put the battery on near places of high temperature or heat. Store it in a proper container to avoid
damage.
- Do not put the battery in a pocket or bag to where it can be scratched by sharp or metallic objects.
- Do not disassemble reflt and repair the battery.
- Do not put the battery in water and keep it in dry place.
- Do not leave the battery without superVision when charging.
- Make sure that there is no short Circuit of the power wrre.
- Please use the recommended charger only.
- Check the charger‘s wire. plug, surface regularly. Do not use any broken chargers.
- If the battery is not used more than once a week. maintain the drone battery With about 50% power to
keep its performance and working life.
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Charging Instructions for Drone Battery
1. Connect the drone battery or monitor battery with USB cable first and then
choose one of the methods as shown below to connect with USB plug.
2. The red USB indicator lights up when charging and the light turns
green when fully charged.
* For faster charging, it is recommended to use an adapter with 5V 2A output current
(not included) to charge the battery.
2" $9 ‘
Phone Charger Power Bank
ComputerCharglng CarCharger
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Monitor Battery
Lithium-Polymer batteries must not be placed With household trash. ’
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Please contact local envrronmental or waste agency or the supplier of your
model or your nearest Ll-Po battery recycling center.
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Pre Flight Checklist
1. Make sure the drone battery and transmitter battery are fully charged.
2. Make sure the Left Stick of the transmitter is in the lowest position.
3. Please follow the power on order:
a. Turn on the transmitter power first
b. Next, turn on the drone by inserting the battery. Then sync the transmitter to
the drone
4. To turn off the drone, please follow the power off order:
a. Land the drone safely. Then, power off the drone.
b. Next, turn off the transmitter power when finished
5. Make sure the battery is securely plugged into the drone and that all components
are functioning correctly.
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Instruction for Drone, Transmitter and FPV Screen
Drone
Front (Camera)
A Propeller
B Propeller i A Propeller
Clockwise Motor
(Red and blue wire)
{W funnier-clockwise Motor
Black and white wire)
TF Card Slot
Clockwise Motor
(Red and blue wrre)
Counter-clockwise Motor
(Black and white wrre)
Specmcafion
Drone Size 296x221x90.5mm Max Flying Distance/Radius 150 m
Fly Weight 2229 Streaming Video Range 130 m
Propeller Diameter 147mm Camera Resolution 1280x720P
Flying Time 14~16 mins Frequency 24an
Drone Battery 7.4V tOOOmAh Main Motor 1020x4
Charging Time for Drone Battery 150 mins Camera Echo Frequency 5.8Gl’lZ
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Exploded View
No. Name No. Name No. Name
1 Drone Cover HouSing 11 Rear LED Lampshade 21 Main Frame
2 A Propeller (Clockwise) 12 Rear LED Board (Red) 22 Front Carbon Fiber Board
3 GearCover 13 Rear Carbon Fiber Board 23 Bottom Carbon Fiber Board
4. Power Gear 14 Drone Cover Housing Buckle 24 Anienna Holder
5 Transmission Shaft 15 B Propeller (Counter-clockwise) 25 Anienna
6 Motor Main Frame (6 Camera Cover (Right) 26 Battery
7 Motor Gear 17 Front LED Board( White) 27 Battery Holder
Countef.clockw(se Molar 18 Circuit Board Guard 28 Receiver Board
8 (Black and WME wire) 19 Front LED Lampshade 29 Camera Board
9 Motor Cover 20 Clockwse Motor 30 Camera Cover (Left)
(0 Cushion (Red and blue wire)
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Transmitter
Monitor Holder
Record Capture Photo
Lefl Stick Right Stick
Headless Mode Altitude Hold Button
Power Switch
Higthedium/Low Speed
ButtonlShort press)
Frequency Switching Trimmer Mode Button
(Long press)
Battery Cover
FPV Goggles
Power Switch
Monitor
Monitor Battery
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Signal Channel Display
Working Time Power Level
Channel/Group
Brightness/Contrast/
Saturation (+) —.
Menu Button >
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Brightness/Contrast/ —>
Saturation (-)
Monitor Recording Time
Antenna —>
Indicator
Power Switch
Battery Set —
FPV Screen specification
Model Bolt Charging Time for VR Battery 60~80mins
Name FPV Screen Working Time About 60mins
Visual Angle 120° horizon/yerticality Screen Resolution BOOXABOP
Headband Elastic Headband Contrast/Saturation Adjustable
Brightness Adjustable Interpupiliary Distance Adjustment Naked eye/With wearing glasses
Weight 306g Screen Size 5 inch
VR Size t38x147.6x93mm Frequency/Frequency Spot 5.86 x 45
Li-po battery 31V x500 mAh Monitor Size t46x84.5x18.5mm
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Introduction to Transmitter Button Functions
High/Medium/Low Press down this button to switch to High/Medium/Low Speed.
Speed Mode Long press it to switch the frequency.
Move the Stick forward / backward / left i right to fly the drone to up / down i
turn left / turn right.
Move the Stick forward / backward / left i right to fly the drone to forward /
backward / left/ righl.
Press down the button, move the right stick to the required trimmer direction,
Trimmer Mode Button then it will adyust the direction accordingly then exit from the
trimmer mode.
Left Stick
Right Stick
Power SWitch Push up the power swnch to turn on the transmitter, and pull down to turn off.
Headless Press the button to enter headless mode, and press again to exit headless rnode.
Mode Button
When the drone is flying, press down this button, and the drone Will keep flying at current
altitude. Press button again to turn off altitude hold.
Brief Introduction to FPV Screen Button Functions
Press down the Power SWitch for about 3 seconds to turn on the monitor until it is
Power SWitch bright. When you need to turn offthe monitor, press down the Power SWitch for
about 3 seconds.
Altitude Hold Button
MENU Press the “MENU" to set the parameter ofthe monitor
Press button"+" or button - to increase or decrease the brightness, contrast and
saturation ofthe monitor. In addition, use these two buttons to adjust value +i-
when using the menu settings.
Press and hold the CHANNEL or GROUP button to enter automatic
search mode and keep searching according to the signal strength on different
CHANNEL/ channels until you find lhe appropriate frequency. It Search finds no frequency, il Will not
GROUP automatically search and all buttons cannot be operated during search process.
Furthermore, click GROUP button from the channel A—F or click CHANNEL button from the
channel t-8 to select the appropriate frequency.
Battery Installation:
Open the battery cover on the back side of the transmitter and install 4 alkaline
batteries (AA, not included) in accordance with the +/- direction, as picture 1 and
picture 2 shown.
Brightness/Contrast
(Plus/Minus)
4*1.5V
Alkaline Ba teries
Picture t Battery Cover Picture 2
Notice:
1. Make sure the +/— directions are correct. 2. Do not mix new with old batteries.
3. Do not mix different type of batteries.
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Monitor Installation Instruction:
1. Pull out the holder until the monitor can be held (Picture 3), then unfold the
lower clamp (Picture 4).
2. Put the monitor in o the holder, then release the clamp, and the monitor will be
fixed on the holder (Picture 5/6)
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Pre Flight Operation Instructions
Frequency Pairing
1. Turn on the transmitter switch (Picture 7) and the power indicator light flashes
rapidly. Push the Left Stick all the way up to the highest position (Picture 8) and
then pull down to the lowest position (Picture 9). The power indicator light
flashes slowly, which indicates the transmitter is ready for frequency pairing.
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Picture 7 Picture 8 Picture 9
2. Install the Li-Po battery in accordance with the direction of arrow (Picture 10)
and hear the sound of ”beep," which indicates the battery is tightly installed and
fixed. (Battery should be tightly fixed; otherwise, it may come loose during flight.)
Picture 10
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3. Place the drone on a flat surface, the drone body lights turn from flashing to
solid, which indicates frequency pairing is successful.
Important Notice: Please make sure the drone is placed on a flat, even surface
when powering on.
Monitor Operation Instructions:
1. Install the battery as Picture 15 shown.
Picture 11
Warning: When the icon of power on the screen is red, it indicates that the battery
is running out. Please replace the battery and charge the battery.
Notice: The buckles on both sides of the battery should attach to the monitor
battery slot.
2. Press down the power switch of the monitorfor about 1 second, and the indicator
light is solid bright (Picture 12).Then rotate the antenna of the video by 180 °
from front-to-rear (Picture 13/14). Press down the power switch of the monitor
for about 1 second to turn off, and the indicator light is off.
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Power Switch
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Picture 12 Picture 13 Picture 14
Notice: The antenna can only rotate in one direction and cannot be forced to rotate.
Do not damage antenna: otherwise, the monitor signal will become shorter.
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4. Press the button of CHANNEL or GROUP for about ‘I second (Picture 16) to
search the video frequency from the drone.The picture seen by the camera on the
drone will show on the display screen when the search and sync is successful.
Picture 16
5. Press down the MENU button of the monitor.When the screen shows as
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picture17, press “+" or - button to adjust the brightness of the screen.
Picture 17
6. Once again, press down the MENU button of the video. When the screen shows
as picturelS, press “+” or - button to adjust the contrast of the screen.
Picture 18
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7. Once again, press down the MENU button of the video. When the screen shows
as picture19, press “+" or - button to adjust the saturation of the screen.
Picture 19
UP # ,
MENU —>
DOWN
Take-off
1. Make sure the camera is in fonivard direction of the drone.
2. Power on the drone and check the direction of the rotating propellers. The left
front and right rear A propellers rotate clockwise while the right front and left
rear B propellers rotate counterclockwise.
3. Slowly push up the Left Stick for the drone to take off. Slowly pull down the Left
Stick to the lowest end forthe drone to land on the ground.
4. It‘s recommended to repeat above Step 3 to practice.
5. Use the Trim button to calibrate the drone.
Calibration Instruction
Please follow below steps to calibrate the drone if the drone becomes imbalanced
after crashing during the flight and cannot be adjusted by trimmer button.
1. Power off the drone and remove the battery. Then, turn off the transmitter switch.
2. Turn on the transmitter switch, and the power indicator light flashes rapidly.
Push the _eft Stick all the way up to the highest position and then pull down to
lowest end (Picture 20/21). The power indicator light flashes slowly.
Picture 20 Picture 21
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3. Install the battery and Power on the drone and place it on a flat surface in a
horizontal position. The drone body lights change from flashing to solid bright,
which indicates successful frequency pairing.
4. Do not move the Left Stick before successful calibration. 3ush the Right Stick
as Picture 22 shown and then release. The drone body lights flash, which
indicates that the drone is calibrating. When the drone body lights become
solid it means successful calibration.
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Picture 22
Notice: When the drone is crashed, it may cause the gyro sensor to become uncalibrated.
You will need to power off and power on again to calibrate.
FPV Screen
1. Install the monitor into the FPV Screen (Picture 23/24).
Picture 24
2. Take out the headband and put it into the FPV goggles (Picture 25), adjust the
tightness of the three headbands until you feel comfortable.
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Picture 25
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Flight Control
Push up the stick, then
the drone flies forward
Pull down the stick,
then the drone goes
backward
Move the stick to the left.
then the drone turns to left
Move the stick to the r ht
then the drone turns to right
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Left Stick
Push up the stick, then
the drone files up
Pull down the stick, then
the drone goes down
Move the stick to the left
then the drone turns to left
Move the stick to the right,
then the drone turns to right
Forward and backward trimmer
When taking off, if the drone tilts forward, press down the trimmer
button, and push the right stick backwards. Otherwise push forwards.
Left and right side flying trimmer
When taking off, if the drone tilts to left. press down the trimmer
button and push the right stick to right. OtherWise push to left.
Trimmer Mode
Left and right turning trimmer
When taking off, if the drone head rotates to left, press down the
trimmer button and push the left stick to right. Otherwise push to left.
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Functions
Altitude Hold Mode
When the drone is flying, press down the Altitude Hold
Button to enterAltitude Hold Mode (the front and rear
lights of the drone flash two times in three seconds).
Then the drone will keep flying at current altitude. It
makes it easier to control the drone for beginners and gives
stability for photography. At the end of each flight,
the function of altitude hold will automatically exit.
Altitude Hold Button
High/Medium/Low Speed Modes
Press down this button. When it sounds one ”beep,” it is on low speed mode ”L.'
When it sounds two “beeps,” it is on medium speed “."M When it sounds three ”beeps.”
it is on high speed mode “.H" (The default setting is medium speed mode “M.")
1. Low Speed Mode “L” - One “Beep"
Low Speed Mode is suitable for beginner.
2. Medium Speed Mode "M" - Two “Beeps”
Medium Speed Mode is suitable for intermediate pilots.
3. High Speed Mode “H" - Three “Beeps"
High Speed Mode is suitable for expert pilots.
Higthedium/Low Speed
Button (Short press)
Frequency Switch
Press down the button for about 2 seconds to switch frequency. (The monitor
should re-search the new frequency to see the graphics normally.)
Frequency Switching
(Long press) Channel/Group —> ‘
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Frequency
GROUP HANNEL CH1 CH2 CH3 CH4 CH5 CH8 CH7 CH8
FrA 5845 5665 5685 5705 5885 5905 5925 5945
Fr B 5740 5780 5780 5800 5820 5840 5880 5880
FrC 5725 5745 5785 5785 5805 5825 5845 5885
Fr D 5733 5752 5771 5790 5809 5828 5847 5888
Fr E 5658 5695 5732 5769 5808 5843 5880 5917
Fr F 5362 5399 5438 5473 5510 5547 5584 5821
Video Record Button
Make sure that you insert the TF card. Press down the button to record the video,
and the recording time will begin to flash. Press down the button to stop recording.
The video will be stored in the TF card of the drone.
Record
Photo Button
Make sure that you insert the TF card. Press down the button to take a picture. Hold
down the button to continuously take multiple photos. The photo will be saved in
the TF card of the drone.
Capture Photo
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Headless Mode
Under headless mode, the users can operate the drone without worrying
about the orientation (left is left and right is right all the time, regardless of where
your drone is pointing at). Headless Mode is designed for beginners and
users who fly the drone in daylight or at a far distance.
The default setting is M Headless Mode.
You can activate the headless mode function before taking off or in
flight. When flying under headless mode, you are required to ensure that the drone’s
front direction is aligned with your front direction. DO NOT change the direction of
your transmitter and keep it in front of you at all times.
Warning: Do not use headless mode before you are sure that the
drone’s front is your front. Otherwise, it might be out of control or fly away.
Front /
* Press down Headless Mode button, and the drone’s left and
right LED will start flashing alternately. It indicates the drone
entering Headless Mode. Press the button again, then the / _ <
LED becomes solid, and the drone will exit from Headless Mode.
Headless Mode \
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Low Battery Alarm
When the transmitter is in low battery, the transmitter will beep twice to remind the
user to land the drone to replace the batteries as soon as possible.
When the drone is in low battery, the transmitter will beep constantly to
remind the user to land the drone as soon as possible. The flip function will turn
off automatically when the drone is in low battery.
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Out of Range Warning
When the drone is going to fly out of the max remote control distance, the
transmitterwill beep quickly to alarm the user to fly the drone back
immediately.
Motors Jam Protection
1. When the propellers get stuck, the drone LED will flash quickly and
activate stuck protection function and the motors will stop running.
2. Pull down the Left Stick to the lowest position. The drone LED becomes a solid
light and stuck protection will be released, and the drone can fly again.
Component Assembly
Propeller Installation Diagram
1. When disassembling, use the screwdriver to remove the screw on the propeller,
then take out the propeller (picture 26).
2. When assembling, first mount propeller on transmission shaft of the drone, then fix
the screws on the propeller (picture 27).
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Motors Replacement Diagram
1. Use the attached screwdriver to remove the screws on motor holder
(Picture 28), pull out the motor frame, unplug the motor connector, and then
take out the motor.
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Picture 29
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2. Put the motor into motor holder (Picture 30), connect motor wire, install the
frame, then fix the screw.
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Picture 30 Picture 31 Picture 32 Picture 33
Notice: The motor’s rotating direction should be the same, or it will not work.
Battery Installation Diagram
When disassembling, you need to lift up the battery buckle (direction as
Picture 34) and then pull out the battery (refer to Picture 10).
Picture 34
To take photos and record video
1. Insert the TF card to the slot in accordance with Picture 35.
Make sure the metal side of the card faces up as the picture.
2. The aerial photo and video will be saved in the TF card.
Tip: Click on the video icon to store a video when ending
recording, or the video cannot be saved.
3. Power off the drone when finished with aerial photography. Picture 35
Take out TF card and insert the card to a card reader.
Connect the card reader with computer USB port. After a while, view the aerial
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photography data from ”my computer - mobile disk.”
Tip: Please play the video or photo after copying all aerial photography data to
computer and make sure the software can support AVI format.
Basic parameters for camera: Video DPI 1280*720P
Image Size 1280*720P
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For convenience, the spare parts are listed for you to choose, which can be
purchased directly from BoltDrones.com.
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BD34-01 BD34-02 8034-03 BDS4—04
Drone Cover Housing A Propeller B Propeller Motor Holder
BD34-05 BD34-06 8034-07 BDS4—08
Motor Cover Battery Battery Holder Main Frame
BD34-09 BD34—1 0 3034-11 B03442
Camera Cover Camera Cover Antenna Antenna Holder
(left) (right)
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BD34—13 BD34-14 3034-15 B03446
Transmission Gear Gear Cover Front Lampshade Rear Lampshade
BD34-17 BD34—18 8034-19 8034-20
Bottom Carbon Front Carbon Rear Carbon Circuit Board Guard
Fiber Board Fiber Board Fiber Board
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BD34-21 BD34-22 BDS4-23 BD34-24
Clockwise Motor Counter-clockwise Motor Front LED Board Rear LED Board
(Red and blue wire, (Black and white wire, (White) (Red)
red connector) white connector)
BD34—25 BD34—26 BD34-27 BD34—28
Receiver Board Camera Board Camera Board Antenna Camera Board Antenna
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BD34—29 BD34—30 BD34-31 BD34—32
Camera Lens Cushion Transmission Shaft Bearing USB Cable
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BD34—33 BD34—34 BD34-35 BD34—36
TF Card Card Reader Wrench Screwdriver
BD34—37 BD34—38 8034-39 8034-40
Transmitter VR3 VR3 LIPO Battery VR3 Charger
BD34—41
Headband
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Troubleshooting Guide
No. Problem Problem Cause Solution
t. Low battery. t. Replace the transmitter battery.
trrgzsmitter 2. The battery positive pole and negative 2. Install the battery in accordance with the
i . pole are in reverse order. user manual,
indicator
mm is off 3- Poor Contact. 3. Clean the dirt between the battery and the
battery slice.
t. Indicator light is oft. ‘l. The same as above t.2.3
. . . . 2. Restart the drone and power on the
Fall to pair 2. There is interfering Signal nearby. transmitter.
2 the drone ‘
With 3' Misoperation. 3. Operate the drone step by step in
transmitter accordance With the user manual.
4. The electronic component is damaged 4. Replace damaged pans.
from frequent crash
The drone t. The propeller is damaged. t. Replace the propeller.
is under— 2. Low battery. 2. Recharge the drone battery.
3 powered or
tfl 3 Incorrect installation of ro eller 3. Install the propeller in accordance with
can no y. ‘ p p ' the user manual.
1. Poor calibration. t. Refer to the instruction of calibration.
The drone 2. The propeller deformed. 2. Replace propeller.
cannot 3. The motor holderdeformed. 3. Replace the motor holder.
4 fit”? and 4. Putthe drone on the flat ground for about
‘. S 0 one 4. The gyro did not reset after violent crash. 105 or restart the drone to calibrate
side
again.
5. The motor is damaged. 5. Replace motor.
t. Low battery. t. Recharge the drone battery.
The drone 2. The battery is expired. 2. Replace With new battery.
5 indicator
light ‘5 Off 3. Disconnect the battery and then connect
3. Poor contact.
itwrth the plug again.
1. Press the frequency search button to
Cannot t. Not in the correct frequency. search the frequency.
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picture 2' Damaged camera. . ep ace Wl new camera.
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FCC Note
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B
digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These 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 not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may
cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no
guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this
equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which
can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to
try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
0 Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
0 Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
0 Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which
the receiver is connected.
WARNING: Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party
responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to
operate the equipment.
FCC Notice:
The equipment may generate or use radio frequency energy. Changes or
modifications to this equipment may cause harmful interference unless the
modifications are expressly approved in the instruction manual. Modifications not
authorized by the manufacturer may void user’s authority to operate this device.
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the
following two conditions:
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference.
(2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that
may cause undesired operation.
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