GuangZhou Walkera Technology SUPER-FP 2.4GHz Transceiver User Manual S29SUPER FP part 1

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User Handbook
Specifications:
Main Rotor Dia. 238mm Standard transmitter 2402D Servo wk-02-5
Tail Rotor Dla. :42mm Optlonal transmitter DEVO-Sl7/85/‘lO/1ZS weight: 2.659
Overall Length 220mm Receiver RX2456V-D speed: 0.125eol60' (3.0~4.5V)
Gyro Threeraxis Main Brush Motor 1220FC dimension: 16.5X6.B><15.7mm
All-up Welght: 44.59 (Battery Included) Tall Brush Motor: 0615R Battery: 3.7v 240mAh Ll-PD
Featu res:
1) The ilybarless design characterizes low power loss and great improvements in efficiency.
2) Sophisticated 3-Axls gyro llybarless stabilization system automatically adjusts the controls for stable flight.
3) Highly developed low voltage drive system provides a green. environmentally friendly and safe power solution.
4) Mini size helicopter for indoors. providing 5—6 minutes of flight time after a full charge.
Contents
01. Foreword -- - 07. Servo setup and adjustment-
02. Salety matters needing attentionm - 7.1 Specification and function 01 servo --
2-1 important S'alemeflt - 7.1.1 Specification of servo -
2.2 Safety matters needing attention - M 2 Basic function of servo
(1) Far away from “games and peop‘e' 7 2 Connection and adjustment of servos
2 K f h if ..
( ) eep away mm uml Ity 7 2 1 Connection oiservos ..
(3) Proper operation and maintenance 721 Adjustment 0, servos __
(4) Avmd flymg “new 7.2.3 Matters needing attention --
(5) Sate operation
. i .
(6) Keep away from nigh—speed rotating parts..- as SW” °” '9'“
(7) P ‘ c” h t 8.1 Instailaticin of battery pack
me mm ea-
a.2 Turn on the power
2.3 Attention before flight
3.2.1 Turn on the power...-
as. Doflnltlon of Helicopter on.ntation 3.2.2 Matters needing attention
8 2 3 Trouble shooting a flashing receiver---
04, standard equipment LED after connecting the pnwercabie
8.3 Adjustment before flight -
05. Transmitter setu
p 8.3.1 Adjustment oi swashplate
5.1 2402D(stendard radio) setting
8.4 Adjustmenl of Main rotor blades-
5 2 DEVO-GI7IBSI10/125(optional radio) settings-m -
B 4 1 inspection of Main rotor blades--
06. Setup ofthe RXZASG'V-D receiver... _ 8.4.2 Adjustment of Main rotor blades-
6 1 RX2456V—D reoeiver features .
as. Fllght over
6 2 Function of receiver --
Appandlx1— Flight control --
6.3 Adjustment 01 receiver -
Appendix 2 — Trimming tho flight-
G.4 Channel connection of receiver - actions
6 5 Matters needing attention - Appendix 3 — Flight practice
1 High! practice forms beginner-
1 1 Matters needing ansnlion---
1 2 Slaps
2 Advanced pradice-u
z 1 Frog—hopping practice -
2 2 practicing controHed Lake ON and landing
2 3 practwcing square flighl-
2 4 Figure eight pracfice
Foreword
02
Safety matters
needing
attention
E. 1/5112
Dear Customer:
Thank you for purchasing a Walkera radio control aircraft product in order to quickly and safely master the operation
of the Super FP RC helicopter, please read the user handbook carefully and then keep it in a safe place for future
consultation and reference.
Super FP with spread spectrum technology features impressive power, stable flight, immediate response and
strong anll-Jammlng characteristics.
2.1 Important Statement
(t) This product is not a toy lt is a piece of complicated equipment which harmoniously integrates engineering
materials, mechanics, electronics, aerodynamic and high frequency radio Ccfrect installation and adjustment
are necessary to avoid accidents taking place. The owner must always operate in a safe manner improper
operation may result in serious property damage, bodily inlury or even death.
(2) We accept no liability for damage and consequent damage arising from the use of these products, as we have
no control over the way they are maintained, used and operated.
(3) This product is suitable for experienced RC Helicopter pilots aged 14 years or more All minors must be
accompanied by a responsible adult when flying
(4) The flight field should be legally approved by the local government. We accept no liability for any safety duties
orfines arising from operation usage or mls—contfol after the sale of the products.
(5) We consign our distributors to offer technical support and service after sale Please contact the local distributors
for problem resolution caused by usage, operation, maintenance, etc
2.2 Safety matters needing attention
RC helicopter flight is a high risk hobby, whose flight should be kept far away from other people. Miseassembled
or broken main frame, defective electronic equipment, and/or problematic radio system vnll lead to unforeseen
accidents such as bodily lnjufy or property damage. The pilot MUST pay attention to the flight safety and
UNDERSTAND his responsibility for accidents caused by his carelessness
(l) Far away from obstacles and people
An RC helicopter in flight has risk of uncertain flight speed and direction which
is potentially dangerous When flying, please keep your RC helicopter far
away from people, high buildings, high-tension lines, etc, and avoid operating
in rain, storms, thunder and lightening
(2) Keep away from humidity
RC helicopter should be kept away from humidity and vapor because its
complexprecise electronic components and mechanical plans may be damaged.
(3) Proper operation and maintenance
Please use Walkera original spare parts to upgrade, modify or maintain your
helicopter in order to ensure its safety Please operate your helicopterwithin
the range of functions permitted. lt is forbidden to use it outside of the safety
laws or regulations.
(4) Avoid flying alone
At the beginning of learning about radio-controlled flight there are some difficulties
to overcome Please avoid flying alone lnvite expeflenoed pilots to guide you
(two of the most effective methods to practice are via a PC flight simulatorandlor
under the supervision of a skilled pilot).
E. HE”
(5) Safe operation
Please lly your helicopter according to your physical status and llight
skllls Fatigue, listlessness and mis-operalion Will Increase the
possibilities of accidental hazard
(6) Keep away from hlgh—speed rotating parts
Please keep the spinning blades of both main rotorand tail rotor away
from the pilot, people and other objects.
(7) Protect lrorri neat
Arl RC helicopter is made trom metal, fiber, plastic and electronic
components, etc. Please keep away from heat and sunshine in order
to avoid distortion. even damage, caused by high temperatures
2.3 Altention before flight
(1) Ensure the battery packs of both transmitter and receiver are fully charged (saturated).
(2) Ensure both the throttle stick and the throttle trim of your transmitter stay at the lowest positions before
operation.
(3) Please strictly obey the order of turn—on and lumen“ before operation. When starting your fllght. please turn
on your transmitterfirst. and connect the power cable of your helicopter last
When finishing yourflight, please disconnect the power cable of your hellcopterfifsl. and turn off yourlrensmitter
last
(4) An inconect order of connection may cause your helicopter to loose control Please cultivate the correct habit
of qurlsorl and tufflsofi.
(5) Ensure the directions and actions in which servos execute transmitter commands are correct and smooth
with respect to inputs Never operate the helicopter With a broken servo as it Will result in lurther damage to
the product or people
(6) Check there are no mlsslng or loose screws and nuts, no incorrectly assembled or damaged parts Carefully
check the main blades have no defects. especially the position close to the main blade connector. Broken
or mls—assembled parts Will have a negative etfect on the tlight performance. and Will cause unforeseen
potential dangers
(7) Check all the connections between ball linkages and balls. Loose linkages and balls should be replaced.
Loose connections between linkages and balls Will have a negative effect on the flight performance possibly
resulting in a loss of control .
(a) fvlake sure the connections between the power cables ofthe battery pack and motors are solid. Continuous
vibration may loosen the batteries or cables in flight. possibly resulting in a loss of control
02
Safety matters
needing
attention
5.75”
ln enter to avald mnmsldn, lhe loilowing secllans will use the direcllons and urientatlons defined as follows The
hellcoplel is ln lrdnt of the aim! Wlth the tall boom and rotor ciosest to the piiol (tail in), the head or nose ls faclng
lonlvarcl (polnting away tram the pliot).The left hand of the pliot ls m the left slde of the heiicopter, the right hand
loe pllot ls to the llght slde of the hellccpler lls head/hose ls to the from and lt‘s tall boom ls to the back. The
dlrectlon ln whlch the malll body ls taclhg ls defined as up and lts skids are ln the down direcllonl as shown ln
the dlaglanl beiuw
03
Definition of
Helicopter
Orienta
front 4-
04 A Hellccpter A Transmltter
ffi (—\
Standard
equipment .
x J x J
A Ll—pclymer battery pack A Taoi kll
\ \ j
A Wall adapter/Power supply A Main rotor blades
A User Handbook

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