FATSHARK ELECTRONIC FSV2703 Fat shark 101 Mini Shark Quad User Manual

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D RO N E T RA IN IN G SYSTE M
DRONE TRAINING SYSTEM
GETTING STARTED
WARNING: Always operate this product in a responsible manner and
Do not fly the quadcopter unleashed until a steady handle on hover control is
observe laws covering model airplanes and/or drones. Do not fly near other
The Fat Shark 101 bundle contains everything needed to get started in the world
people, over roadways or in protected nature areas.
WARNING: The Fat Shark 101 system is not a toy. This product contains
This will give you access to a FREE Fat Shark lap timer and FREE insurance
AMA (Academy of Model Aeronautics) membership is recommended for all
hobby fliers in the United States. AMA membership includes liability insurance,
Contact the Academy of Model Aeronautics at modelaircraft.org
for more information.
provided from the Academy of Model Aeronautics.
BEFORE YOU BEGIN: Fat Shark recommends all beginners initially start
the 101 kit. Use the controller and USB cable within this package to plug the
radio into a computer, explore the controls in the simulator and virtually gain a
BEFORE YOU BEGIN: The Shark Quad ships with a tether installed on the
1.
Quadcopter with propeller guards installed
2.
Two USB-chargeable quadcopter batteries
3.
USB charger
4.
RC controller/radio
5.
Recon headset with 18650 battery
6.
Headset antenna
7.
Extra set of propellers
8.
Fat Shark stickers
9.
USB cable for simulator
10.
Four AA dry cell batteries
11.
2(x) gates and stands
12.
Lens cleaner cloth
13.
Quadcopter tether
is normal. For more information, visit fatshark.com/training.
IMPORTANT: Always fly with a spotter.
SIMULATOR
training with a simulator, which will orient pilots with the flight dynamics of
foundation of skills prior to flying the real thing.
BOX CONTENTS
established. At that point, clip the tether with a pair of scissors.
NOTE: The Shark Quad flies without GPS stablization; some drift during flight
BEFORE YOU BEGIN: Register your product at fatshark.com/register.
small parts and is intended to be operated by adults.
competition organization and a monthly print magazine.
of drone racing.
battery pack. For initial flights, tether the quadcopter to a heavy anchor such as a
water bottle to get a handle on throttle management and drift compensation.
QUADCOPTER
RECON HEADSET
1.
Download and install a simulator at fatshark.com/training
2.
Connect the USB cable between the computer and the
controller and allow it to install a driver if necessary.
3.
Open the simulator and set up the radio by calibrating the sticks and
selecing RAW input.
CONTROLLER/RADIO
CHARGING BATTERIES
BASIC OPERATION OF CONTROLLER
OPERATION OF THE WIRELESS VIDEO SYSTEM
To charge the quadcopter, plug the charger into a powered USB port and
IMPORTANT: All RC controls are proportional. Moving the control stick a
small amount will result in a slow response. Moving the stick a large amount will
result in a fast response.
Video frequencies for this product operate on 5.8GHz bands. The available
stays illuminated.
FLIGHT MODES
on different bands when in a group.
To charge the Recon headset, plug the included micro USB cable into the port
Beginner: With the radio in your hands, move the flight mode switch in the top
Only one video transmitter can occupy a channel at any given time. If more
on the side of the goggles. The LED is green when charging and changes to red
left corner to the top position (away from you) for Beginner mode. In this mode,
than one transmitter is transmitting on a frequency, if there is a user on an
when the charge is complete.
the quadcopter will automatically level and flight controls will be eased. When
overlapping channel from another band or if there is outside interference,
the pitch and roll sticks are centered, the aircraft will maintain a level attitude.
video reception can be disrupted.
connect the battery to the white connector. A red LED indicates the charger
has power. During charging, the green LED flashes; once charging is complete, it
Moving the pitch and roll stick will cause the quadcopter to tilt in the desired
LiPO BATTERY WARNINGS:
• Only charge the batteries with the included USB charger.
• Lithium batteries can become a safety and fire hazard and must
be handled properly
• Only use chargers intended for LiPo batteries
• Never attempt to charge a damaged LiPo battery
• Never attempt to charge a hot LiPo battery
direction. This mode is also called Angle mode because the control stick position
dictates a bank angle.
Intermediate: Move the flight mode switch to the middle position for Interme-
diate mode. When flying in this mode, the aircraft does what the pilot commands with no automatic stabilization, however the maximum speed and rates
frequencies are divided up into 2 bands with 8 channels on each. These bands
also overlap and use the same frequency range so it’s not recommended to fly
HEADSET OPERATION
The battery in the headset is a standard 18650 2600mAh Li-Ion cell, and can
be charged with the built-in charger by connecting a micro USB power supply
to the headset.
Slide the 5-way button left and right or forward and back for brightness
will be reduced. This is also called Rate command or Acro mode.
and contrast adjustment.
• Never expose the battery to fire or other sources of heat
Pro: Move the flight mode switch to the lower position for Pro mode -- or Acro
Tap the 5-way button to scan for the strongest channel on your band.
• Never leave charging batteries unattended
mode without limits. In general, the quadcopter in this mode will hold an atti-
• Do not expose the batteries to water
Tap the channel buttons to manually change frequencies; hold them to
tude when the stick is released; when then stick is moved again the aircraft will
change bands.
• Never cut, puncture, bend or otherwise damage a LiPo battery
• Do not discharge the battery cells below 3.0 volts
• Do not modify the batteries
• Do not dispose of battries in the garbage; proper disposal required
continue to flip or roll as long as the stick is held.
PRO TIP: The 101 quadcopter flies without GPS stabilization; some drift during
flight is normal. Always keep your fingers on the sticks to balance out the drift
and maintain thrust.
Throttle/Yaw Control Stick
Flight Mode Switch
(switch in top position for easy mode)
Pitch/Roll Control Stick
Motor Start/Stop Switch
TOP VIEW
Antenna
Connector
BOTTOM VIEW
5-Way Button
Channel Buttons
Battery
Power Indicator
Power Button
USB Port
Power Switch
2600mAh
18650 Li-Ion
Battery
USB Charge Port
OPERATION OF THE WIRELESS VIDEO SYSTEM
IMPORTANT: Each Shark Quad transmits a video signal when plugged in.
If there are potentially conflicting channels, wait until all pilots are done flying
RC FLIGHT CONTROLS
THROTTLE
PITC H
before changing channels.
CHANGING THE VIDEO FREQUENCY
1. Install a fully charged battery and connect
UP
D OW N
it to the quadcopter.
2. The 101 quadcopter only operates on
YAW
FO RWAR D
BACKWAR D
RO L L
Fat Shark and Race Band. Press the channel
button on the front of the aircraft for three
seconds to change the band. Two flashes
indicates that the quad is on race band. Three
indicates that the quad is on Fat Shark band.
LEFT
RI G H T
LE F T
R I G HT
3. Tap the button to change channels within that band.
FLYING
EXPECTED LIMITS
1. Fly in an area free of obstructions and wind.
The Fat Shark 101 system is capable of flying inside or outside at ranges up to
TURNING THE QUADCOPTER ON AND OFF
There is no power switch on the Shark Quad; it will turn on when the
battery is connected.
• Turn on the RC controller first, ensure the motor start switch is in the off
position and move the throttle to the low position. Install a fully charged
battery on the quadcopter, and connect it.
• Unplug the battery after use to turn the aircraft off.
PRO TIP: In the event of a crash, stop (disarm) the motors with the switch
on the radio to minimize the chance of additional damage to the quadcopter or
2. Power on the headset and find an open band; you should see a snowy signal
free of other video
3. Power up the quad and set the video channel to match the headset.
4. Find a comfortable position in which to fly.
5. With the goggles on, arm the motors with the top right switch on the radio.
6. Explore pitch, roll and yaw controls at low throttle settings before
flying aggressively.
curious fingers. Always stop the motors before picking up the quadcopter and
7. Always disarm the quad and unplug the battery when the flight is complete
keep them off when holding the aircraft.
PRO TIP: After spending some time on the simulator, take the first few flights
IMPORTANT: Failure to unplug the battery after a flight or extending flights to
with the 101 kit outdoors in an open environment above nicely trimmed grass.
the last second may drive the battery too low to recharge and reduce its overall
This setting provides a nice, soft landing spot for any early flights.
lifespan. LiPo batteries that have been drawn too low during use are not covered
PRO TIP: Practice flipping the arm/disarm switch with the goggles off to
under the manufacturer’s warranty
easily locate it when goggles are on.
approximately 100 feet (30meters) away from the operator. The range is heavily
dependent on direct line of sight operation and the environment. An open environment is the ideal setting.
Indoor in metal or reinforced concrete buildings can be challenging environments. The video system will begin to lose signal before the control signal is lost,
so the quality of the video reception naturally limits range.
WARNING:
Do not climb beyond reasonable low altitudes, or try to push the range to see
how far the quadcopter will fly. Pushing the limits before learning the basics can
quickly lead to the aircraft getting lost or stuck in a tree. The kit is intended for
close range, low-level racing and was not designed to climb high or travel great
distances from the user.
2-YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY
Fat Shark Tech LTD covers the Fat Shark 101 system from manufacturer defects
for 2 years from the date of purchase. If defects are discovered when the product
LOW BATTERY WARNING
PRO TIP: When flying with other pilots, wait until everyone has landed before
is new, it may be exchanged for a new unit within 7 days of purchase, if returned
The Fat Shark 101 system has a special warning to indicate if the power on the
powering up a quad in order to avoid accidentally interfering with another
in like new condition. Fat Shark reserves the right to decline warranty service for
quadcopter is low: when the battery on the quadcopter is low, the image on the
system’s feed. Always announce when a quadcopter is powering up and be ready
products which have been damaged from exposure to the sun, damaged by the
goggles will turn black and white. Land, unplug and recharge when the video
to unplug it if interference shows up.
user, or modified. Customers are responsible for shipping costs and any related
turns black and white.
LEDs at the front of the quadcopter will also blink when the battery is low.
duty fees. If the product is not covered by the warranty, Fat Shark will provide a
quote for repair services.
For more product information visit | www.FatShark.com | All Rights Reserved
The warning is as follows:
1. 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, and
(2) This device must accept any interference received,including interference that may cause
undesired operation.
2. Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance
could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
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:
‐‐ Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
‐‐ Increase 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.
‐‐ Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

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