China T A Wow Stuff TX-1014H Sonar Copter User Manual TX 1014 SONAR COPTER IM FINAL
China Industries Ltd T/A Wow! Stuff Sonar Copter TX 1014 SONAR COPTER IM FINAL
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China Industries Ltd. T/A Wow! Stuff Property: TX Juice Product: Sonar Copter Product No:TX-1014 Date: 21/05/1 5 Printed: Black Troubleshooting The Power Indicator LED [2) is not bright The Power Switch (1) Is In the OFF position Switch the Power Switch (1) to ON on the handset Batteries are not correctly loaded as per the Check and make sure the batteries are polarity shown loaded as perlhe correct polarity shown in the battery compartment Batteries are exhausted Replace with new batteries The Power Switch (1) is in the OFF position SWitch the Power Switch (1) to ON The Copter ONIUFF Switch (1 fl) is in the OFF Switch the Copter UN/OFF Switch (1 0) position to ON Wind is too strong Do not fly the Sonar Copter in Windy Conditions. Push the Throhle Joystick (5) upwards Handset is not working The Sonar Copter is notrlying very high The speed of lhe propellers is too slow Insufficient battery power for the Sonar Copter Charge the Sonar Copter until the battery is full The Sonar Copter is landing too quickly The Throttle Joystick (5) is being pulled back Slowly pull back the Throttle Joystick too quickly (5) and let the Sonar Copter land gently Outdoor flying giving unstable flights With It's daylight and Mode Switch (8) is on IR Juice Button (7) Move the Mode Switch (8) to Sonar It's daylight and Mode Switch (8) is on Sonar Do not smrt with Juice Button (7) and flying over grass. Neither sensors work (simply move Throttle Joystick [5) well forward) It’s not daylight and Mode Switch (3) is on Switch Mode Switch [8) to IR Sonar and llyihg over grass Indoor flying giving unstable flights with Copter is in direct sunlight and Mode Switch Move the Mode Switch (B)Io Sonar Juice Button (8) is on IR Copter is on carpet and Mode Switch [8) is on Sonar Copter has crashed Move the Mode Switch (8) to IR Copter is out oI control Press and hold down Juice Button [7) for emergency stop DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY China industries Ltd. TIA Wow! Stuff Creative industries Centre Wolverhampton Science Park, Wolverhampton, WV10 9T6, UK Type or Equipment- Sonar Copter Model Number TX71014 Year at Manufacture 2015 Application oi CounCil Directivets). iseSIS/EEC The Radio Equipment and Telecommunications Terminal Equipment zooo (and its amending directives) Manufacturer‘s Narrie: Manufacturer‘s Address Standardts) to which Conformity Is Declared: EN62479, EN621 t5. ENSOI 4894/3. ENSDO 440-1/2 “Hereby, China Industries Ltd T/A Wow! Stuff, declares that this Sonar Copter is in compliance with the essential requirements arid other relevant provisions of Directive isos/s/Ec " flex. Place Wolverhampton. UK Dr Graeme Taylor Date May 2015 Director Distributed by: China Industries Ltd. T/A Wow! Stuff, Creative Industries Centre, Wolverhampton Science Park. Wolverhampton, wvto 9Tb. © Copyright. All rights 'esefved_ Designed by Tx Juice in the UK California and Asia. Manuracrured and assembled in china ww Wowsturfmm .r‘i., 0‘ Contents - Sonar Copter includes rechargeable Li-po - 2.4 CH1 TX handset uses 4 KW 1.5V bat - USB charging cable I 1 x spare set of propellers - Full instructions for use SB Cable Spare Set or Propellers . but Iu==L up ru :ru- rut Lupcer I_'t:ll'll:rt:|I5 1. Using a Phillips screwdriver loosen the screw . and remove the case cover. 3. LEN Trim so s. copier / i i Sensors on/nrr Switch 5'n".°m' e) il ”I'M" l r s or annual “W“ U ‘i charging Port I J}, suck J y‘ it 2. Insert 4 x 1.5VAAA alkaline batteries. loilowing polarities as shown. . (reverse side) d a.ModeSwnch switch i i Left Sonar. night In l Indicator ; £9: 3. Replace case cover and replace screw. Iutton For the most updated instructions as well as Tips & Tricks go to: www.txjuice.com z Operating Saretu Instructions 0 When using indoors, choose a spacious, obstacle-free area and ensure that the device is operated away from fans and air conditioners as these may affect air flow. - When using outdoors. choose a fine. calm day. It is not recommended to fly the product in winds over 5mph. Power consumption will increase when operating in strong Winds. which can also affect proper control of the product and may result in damage. Operation away from crowds, ponds, residential buildings and trees is recommended. Do not operate in the rain or Snow or near to any high voltage cables. - This product is not intended for use by individuals (including children) with reduced physical. sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and / or knowledge, unless they are supervised by a person responsible for their safety and is able to give instructions about how the product should be used. 0 After you have used the product, always allow the motor, electronics and battery to cool down especially before recharging. Safe usage and Maintenance - If not in use for a long time. remove batteries from the controller. 0 Ensure that the device is placed away from heat sources. 0 Do not place in water as this may cause a short circuit of the circuit board. 0 Do not expose the product to extreme temperatures. - Always keep the product clean. use a damp cloth to clean. followed by a dry cloth to Wipe water away. Never use chemicals to clean the product. 0 Long operation time may generate high heat levels causing wear and tear. To extend product life, operators are recommended to allow a10-15 minute cool down period before recharging batteries. - Keep this instruction manual Iortuture use. Emergency Stop press and hold down the Juice Button (7) ifyou loose control of the Copter at any time. To land the Sonar Copter press and release the Juice Button (7). Fteplacinq the Prone Iers Top Propellers: The four propellers can easily be unscrewed and replaced. Using a Phillips screwdriver, unscrew the propeller you wish to replace. Each propeller is engraved with a letter to help identify its position. The top propellers are A and the bottom propellers are E. Match this up with the replacement propeller and then reinselt the Screw into the framework. Rear Propeller: It is recommended to use tweezers in orderto replace the rear propellers. Use the tweezers to remove the propeller from the center axle by pulling it upwards. Then use a new propeller and insert this by pushing in onto the axle. Disposal or Sonar Copter nisposal of Li-poly battery instructions (Only follow these instructions when you wish to dispose of your Sonar Copter). Warning: Batteries should only be removed by an adult. children should not be allowed to carry out the following procedure. 1. using a Phillips screwdriver, unscrew the iour 2. Remove the casing and careiiilly remove the s. careluiiy cut the wires connecdng the Li-pbly screws in the front casing oithc Sonar Copter battery battery to the Sonar Copter Use tape to cover the end of each wire from the battery to prevent a aholt circuit. WARNING: CUTTING BOTH WIRES AT THE SAME TIME MAY CAUSE A SHORT CIRCUIT 8r PDTENTIALLV DANGEROUS RISK OF TNE BATTERY OVERHEATING t. motions as well as TipS & Tricks go to: www.txjuice.com 7 AWARNING:C€ CHOKING HAZARD — Small Parts Not suitable for children under 3 years Please retain this information forfuture reference. Adult Supervision required. Operates on 2.4 CH1 frequency. Before lirst use ; read the user’s information carefully together with your child. Keep the instructions and packaging after reading it. ccheck if the product is assembled as instructed. 'Do not change or modily anything on the product. -Warningi Do not touch the rotating propeller. -Keep face, eyes. ringers, hair. body parts etc away Irom moving parts. ~Always fly in an open space, -Do not expose to rain or moisture. -Do not fly in a crowded environment did not fly in a dusty area. -oo not fly in complete darkness oinsure people know that you are llying the product. -Use only the handset included in this package. cdlways turn “OFF" when not in use. Conmins battery. Battery must be recycled or disposed or properly. did not start the product when persons. animals or any obyects are within flying range or the product. 'Children should be supervrsed when playing With the product. -Do not fly near your face to avoid injuries. Caution! Risk at eye initlries! Keep a sat: distance at at least 2.5m. battery lnrbrmation ' Non-rechargeable batteries are not to be recharged. - Rechargeable batteries are only to be charged under adult supervision. - Rechargeable batteries are to be removed from the toy belbre being charged. ' up not mtx bid and new batteries. - Do not mix alkaline, smndard icarbonzinc) or rechargeable (Nier) batteries. - Batteries are to be inserted with the correct polarity. ' Exhausted batteries are to be removed from the toy. - The supply terminals are not to be shortecircuited. - ciinmins Li-pbly battery. Battery must be recycled or disposed or properly. Always : - Make sure battery compartments are secure. - Use batteries of the correct size and type. ' Flt batteries correctly observing the plus and minus marks an the battery and compartment. - Replace a whole set at batteries at one time. - Remove exhausted batteries lrcm eguipment. ' REMOVE batteries from appliance that Will not be used again for a long time. - Please remember that all batteries should be kept away lrom young children as they could be easily swallowed. Seek medical advice if you believe a cell has been swallowed ;| Please ensure that batteries are installed by an adult prior to "SE. ever - ilever dispose or batteries in a fire. Consumers have a Significant role to play In reductng the impact of waste, electrical and electronic equipment on the environment. you can help by reusing or recycling such eouipment. The crossed outwheeiiebin symbol indicates that the product 3. batteries must not be disposed at in domestic waste as they contain substances which can be damaging to the environment and human heaith If you cannot reuse or recycic the product or _ batteries, picase use designated collection points, or civic reqciing iaciiities to dispose or them This device complies with Pants of the rcc Rules operation is subiect to the following two conditions (i) this device may not cause harmlui interference, and (2) this device must accept any inteherehce received. including interference that may cause undesired operation warning: Change: or modilications to this unit not expressly approved by the party responsible ior compliance could void the user‘s authority to operate the equipment. More This eouipmeht has been tested and iound to comply with the limits tor a Class B digital device, punuaht to Pan 15 oi the rec Rules. These limits are deiigned to provide realoriable protection against harmtui inlenerence in a rexidentlal installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radlo ireouency energy and, it not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmlui ihlenerence to radio communications. however there is no guarantee that ihterlerence will not occur in a particular installation lithis eourpmem does cause harmful interrerence to radio or television reception, which can be determined try turning the equipment on and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interrerence by one or more of the ioiiowrno measures . Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna . increase the separation between the equipment and receiver . Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different train that to which the receiver is connected. . Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/iv technician ior help battery requirement for Handset Rating: 4 x 1.5V AAA batteries (not included) to. For the most updated instructions as well as tips a. Theirs g'd 1‘ Eharqint: Handset Charging The handset is charged and powered by the 4 xAAA batteries inserted into the handset as shown on page 2. Sonar Copter charging The Sonar Copter is charged using the USB charging cable provided. no not use any other means to charge the Sonar Copter. 1. Turn the Copter UNIOFF Switch (1 D) to OFF position. 2. Connect the Charging Cable into the Copter Charging Port (12), and the other end to a USB power port. This can be plugged into a computer or via the adapter or a suitable USB plug. 3. While charging, the Copter LED (11) will be ON 4. Charging is complete (and Copter fully charged) when the Copter LED (11) is OFF. 5. Charging takes around 30 minutes. for approximately 5 minutes of flying time. where to FIL] the Sonar Copter The Sonar Copter is best flown indoors. In calm weather conditions, it can also be flown outside. Note that the IR proximity sensors will not work outside in daylight, so Mode Switch (8) needs to be set to Sonar position, or the Copterto be flown without any sensors by usingjust the Throttle Joystick (5). (See Advanced Flying section on page 4). When flying indoors, choose a spacious, Ilat. obstacle free area, away from strong drafts, Ians or air conditioners, as these can affect airflow and make controlling flights very difficult. Dnly attempt to fly outdoors on a very calm day (wind less than Smph) with no rain, snow or water on the ground. Never fly near crowds of people, pets or other animals, ponds or any other water and keep well away from any high voltage power lines. Fluinq the Sonar Canter The Sonar Copter has both Infra-Red and Sonar proximity sensors and can switch between these sensors using the Mode Switch (8). The mode must be selected betore flying the Sonar Copter. Mode Options 0 Sonar Mode (Ieft):This gives you the most stable flights for most terrains apart from carpet and grass. 0 IR Sensor Mode (right): Can be used for carpet and grass, but not in direct sunlight. 0 Pro Mode: All sensors are disabled. Forthis, you start the Copter by moving the Throttle Joystick (5) and not touching the Juice Button (7). This mode works in any conditions. Getting Started with the Juice Button (1)! 1. 0n the Handset switch the Mode Switch (3) to either IR or Sonar. 2. Switch the Copter‘s ON/ OFF Switch (1 D) to ON. the Copter LED (11) will go ON. 3. Place the Copter on a flat surface and facing away from you. 4. Switch the Power Switch (1) of the handset to ON. The Power Indicator LED (2) will start to flash. 5. Move the Throttle Joystick (5) up and then back down again until the Power Indicator LED (2) stops flashing. The handset is now paired with the Copter. 6. Press the Juice Button (7). The Copterwill Auto Take-Off and Auto-Hover at a height of around 1m. It is now overto you to take control! (You can press the Juice Button (7) at any time for the Copter to Auto-Land). 7. It is highly recommended that on initial flights you do not use the Throttle Joystick (5). Simply move the Copter around using the Directional Joystick (6). Move thejoystick forward, back, left and right for complete directional control. The Copter will always stay at approximately the same distance from the ground, so the novice pilot does not need to worry about the height. This is the massive benefit the Sonar Copter has over any other Copters on the market! a. When you become a more experienced pilot. then you can use the Throttle Joystick (5) to move to your preferred height, while also controlling your direction offlight. 9. Press the Juice Button (7) at any time and the Copter will Auto-Land. If you wish to change modes, you must stop flying the Copter, turn the Copter and handset off and switch the Mode Switch (8). Then turn both the Copter and handset back on again and your Copter will be ready to Ily in the chosen mode. Emergency Stop press and hold down the Juice Button (7) if you loose control of the Copter at any time. To land the Sonar Copter press and release the Juice Button (7). Forthe most updated instructions as well as Tips &Tricks go to: www.txjuice.com 3 Performance MANUAL CDNTRDL TRIGGER Push the Throttle Joystick (5) fonrvard to take-off and to increase altitude. Pull downwards to decrease altitude. REMOTE CUNTRDL MUIIEMENTS Use the Directional Joystick (E) to move the Copter forward and backwards. Use the Directional Joystick (6) to move the Copter left and right. JUICE BUTTON! Press the Juice Button (7) once to activate the Auto Take-Off and Auto-Land feature. Hold down for Emergency Stop. Advanced Flying (Pro Mode) The Copter can also be flown Without any proximity sensors. Follow steps 1-5 in section Getting Started with the Juice Button (7) then push the Throttle Joystick (5) ronuard and the Copter will take to the skies! Not using the Juice Button (7) does make flying more difficult, as you need to control height with Throttle Joystick (5)), as well as direction (with Directional Joystick (6). However there are also advantages to this mode: - The Copter can be used on uneven, coloured or textured ground that would normally interfere with the proximity sensors giving poor flights. For example, outdoors on a grass surface the IR sensors will not work effectively due to sunlight, while Sonar sensors are not effective with the grass. In this instance the Copter needs to be used with all sensors disabled (Pro Mode). I The Copter can be flown very close to the ground (below the 1m height determined by the sensors in Juice Button (7) mode). Trimming the Sonar Copter To get best peflormance for the Sonar Copter, it is impoltantto trim it. To adjust trimming we recommend: - When the Copter is flying to the left side, push the Right Trim (4) - When the Copter is flying to the right side. push the Left Trim (3) For the most updated instntctions as well as Tips at Tricks go to: www.mrilc‘ipom ME R DIO CONTROL INSTRUCTION MANUAL For the most updated inStructionS as well as Tips & Tricks go to: www.txjuice.com /,/,,/ Press the Juice Button'” for Sonar Controlled Auto Take-Off and Landing Patented Sensor Technology! Visit Sonar Copter at www.txiuice.com For the most updated instru S aS well as Tips & Tricks gi
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