LIAN SHENG TOYS FACTORY LS16A24G Drone DX 2inch Nano User Manual

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Rechargeable 2.4GHz DX-1 MICRO DRONE
READ ALL WARNINGS AND PRECAUTIONS BEFORE USE
Rechargeable 2.4GHz DX-1 MICRO DRONE
INTRODUCTION
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SPECIFICATIONS
Congratulations on your purchase of
the Sharper Image Rechargeable 2.4
GHz DX-1 Micro Drone. Get ready to
soar to new heights. Master the art of
drone flying with remote control
maneuverability. This lightweight
micro drone will provide hours of fun.
Drone Battery: 100 mAh Li-po
Remote Controller Battery: 2 x 1.5VAAA A SAFETY WARNINGS:
Chalglng Time: APPlema‘e'Y 30 “mm - Not recommended for children under 12 years of age. As with all electrical products, precaution
Maximum Recommended Attitude 65 ft. should be observed during handling and use to reduce the risk of electrical shock.
- Adult supervision is required at all times
- Before each use, an adult should review the product and battery to determine that no damage or
hazards exist
DO NOT TOUCH SPINNING PROPELLERS
Do not allow anything to intentionally make contact in any way with spinning propellers
- Prevent contact with spinning blades by turning off remote prior to handling drone
TABLE OF CONTENTS Use caution and pay attention to your surroundings while operating drone
Do not fly drone into animals, people, or inanimate objects
- Keep drone away from power lines, buildings, trees, public areas, and any other potentially
General Warnings Page 1 hazardws “eas-
- Do not operate in rain, heavy wind, and or any type of severe weather
Contents and Remote Battery Installation Page 2 . Do not .and drone on we, sufiaces
Charging LiPo and Drone Storage Page 3 - Never touch or allow others to touch drone while it is flying
- Always turn drone off when it is not in use
RemOte overview Page 4 - Always fly drone In large open areas
Operating Drone Page 5 ' Never fly drones above or near people, sudden changes in wind or other conditions could lead to
unexpected crashes.
MOdeS and InStaIIIng Blade Gaurds Page 6 - Always use caution when flying drone vehicles, obey relevant laws, respect the privacy and
Troubleshooting and FCC Warning Page 7 ”Wen-V "9“‘5 °f°the's~
- The drone shall never be modified or used for anything except its intended purpose.
PLEASE RECYCLE OR
DISPOSE OF ELECTRONICS
‘ PROPERLY RECYCLING
INFORMATION is AVAILABLE AT
MSCUSTOMERCARE.COM
CHOKING HAZARD —
SMALL PARTS not FOR CHILDREN UNDER 3 YEARS
ADULT ASSEMBLY REQUIRED Page i Page 1
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Light indicates
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CONTENTS CHARGING BATTERY
Note: The Battery Charger will light up when it
is charging the battery and turn off when the
Connect the Battery
Charger to the Drone
battery'is frilly <::3t(l)arg_ed.t Charge time is Throttle Joystick
a t‘Olea e mlnu es.
pp y Insert the use i I o d I t, ON/OFF
- ncreases or ecreases rone e eva ion 4
Turn off the drone before charging. connector Into Remote SWItch
a USB power
source
Carefully connect the Drone to USB charging
cord as the connector. Connector is delicate
and must be handled with care.
H Use L/R arrows for spin Multi Direction
Joystick
DX-1 Micro Drone
REMOTE BATTERY INFORMATION Connect USB connector to power source.
1. Slide open battery compartment
2. Install 2 “AAA” batteries as shown in diagram
shown aboye Please note the plug direction when plugging
Carefully unplug the charging cord from
3. Replace and close battery compartment "1 the drone: the DIODE:
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LITHIUM-POLYMER BATTERY WARNING ’0
There is a risk of fire and personal injury if Li-Po N ‘ / V M Spin Adjustment: Slide Side to Side
battery is punctured, damaged or misused
- Never expose battery to extreme temperatures
or moisture
- Do not subject battery to strong impacts
left to spin drone
counterclockwise and
slide right to spin
drone clockwise
Adjustment: Slide
left to adjust to the
left and slide right
' Always keep battery away from flammable \\ ‘0 adjust to the
Drone Controller USB Connector materials right
' Only use manufacturer specified batter(ies),
charger(s), and/or adapters, if applicable, Correct
specified by the manufacturer
- Battery is not serviceable Auto Orientation ON
‘ Lat battery 000' to room temperature before Drone can be charged and stored inside of controller: ll
charging ll Forward/
Auto Orientation OFF ll Backwards
- While charging, never leave battery unattended
- Recycle or dispose of battery according to federal,
state and local laws
KEEP THIS INSTRUCTION MANUAL FOR REFERENCE
Adjustment: Slide
H l up to adjust
ii forward and slide
ll down to adjust
ll l backwards
BATTERY WARNING
- Do not mix old and new batteries
- Do not mix alkaline, standard lcarbon-zinc). or rechargeable lnlckel-cadrniurn)
balleries
- Insert bartarias uaing tha correct polarity. Do not dhon—clrcurt the supply terminal
- Only use manulacturar specillad oattarriasi, chargarisi, and/or adaolers. ii
applicable, apcciiied by the manuiacturar
- Always use, replaca, and recharge iii applicable) batteries under aduIl aupervrsion
Blade Guards Replacement
Propellors
KEEP THE PAcKAOE Eon REFERENCE As IT coNrAINs IMPORTANT INFORMATION
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MODES Tlps . .
Auto Landing - Do not crash drone Into sand or dirt. Drone gears may become clogged
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Step 4 - Lift Off
1. Slowly and carefully bring the throttle up.
OPERATING DRONE
- When first learning to fly, practice lifting off and hovering
Step 1 — Pre Flight Checklist
1. Read all warnings and Instructions
2. Install remote batteries, page 2
3. Make sure that drone and remote
are powered off
4. Install Blade Guards, page 6.
5. Charge batteries, page 3.
Step 2 - Choosing a location
- Drone is designed to be flown indoors
only
- Always make sure you have
enough space to fly drone
- Always follow warnings, page 1
Step 3 — Starting Drone
1. Making sure your remote is off, slide
drone switch to ON. Drone lights will
begin to flicker
2. Choose a flat even surface and
follow the diagram
3. Turn remote on. Bring the Throttle all
the way up then bring it all the way
down. Remote will beep and drone
lights will flicker rapidly then turn on
permanently once paired.
4. Drone is ready for flight.
Propellers will begin to spin and drone will begin
to elevate. You can compensate for some of the
drones drifting by using the Multi Directional
Button or by following step 5. You may need to
practice this step several times before
successfully getting drone into the air.
Step 5 - Drone Begins to Drift
Follow this step if your drone begins to drift while
take off or during flight
- Drone drifts backwards: Slide the
Forward/Backwards Adjustment up
- Drone drifts forwards: Slide the
Forward/Backwards Adjustment down
- Drone drifts left: Slide the Side to Side
Adjustment to the right.
- Drone drifts right: Slide the Side to Side
Adjustment to the left.
- Drone spins clockwise (viewing drone from
top): Slide the Spin Adjustment to
the left.
- Drone spins counter-clockwise (viewing
drone from top): Slide the Spin
Adjustment to the right.
Always turn off remote prior to retrieving
or picking up drone. This will help you
avoid accidently activating propellers.
Step 6 — Operating Drone in Flight
The drones range is approximately 100 feet
. Read and be aware of all warnings found
on page 1.
- Maintain your desired elevation by using
the Throttle
. Use the Throttle joystick in a circle motion
to spin the drone
- Use the Multi Directional Joystick to move
forwards, backwards, and side to side
. Review step 5 if your drone begins to drift
Page 5
- This mode will activate when the remote loses signal or when remote is turned off or when battery
gets too low.
- The ideal auto landing height is 15ft.
- This mode allows you to safely and slowly land your drone without having to control the speed. It is
done for you automatically.
Auto Orientation
- Auto Orientation default setting is off. To enter this mode press Auto Orientation “+" button. Remote will
beep twice.
- After drone success paired, the 2 white LED lights toward orientation will be the original forward
orientation, when drone is in auto orientation mode, whatever the drone spin, the forward orientation will
be previous original forward orientation.
- Remote will beep every 65 to indicate the drone is in Auto Orientation mode.
- To exit mode, press the “—“ button. Remote will sound 1 long beep indicating that it has exited Auto
Orientation mode.
Press down at base
until it clicks
2. Carefully align the propeller so it is 4, Carefully clamp the Blade Gaurd
horizontal to the leg of the Drone, around the propeller post. Press
down on the base until it clicks.
1. Identify the number on the
blade guard and match it to
the number on the Drone.
3. Coming from below, angle the Blade
Gaurd to the propeller post. 5, Repeat on three remaining comers.
REPLACING PROPELLERS
1. Follow diagram to the right.
2. Make sure you installed the correct blade Each
blade has a letter written on it
NOTE: Blade 1 turns counter clockwise and
Blade 2 turns clockwise . \\ Page 6
' Stay several feet from walls and buildings
- Always Press Throttle all the way down after crashing or when something gets stuck in propellers
- Never fly drones above or near people, sudden changes in wind or other conditions could lead to unexpected crashes.
- Always use caution when flying drone vehicles, obey relevant laws, respect the privacy and property rights of others.
. The drone shall never be modified or used for anything except its intended purpose.
WARNING: Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s
authority to operate the equipment.
TROUBLESHOOTING:
When remote switch is turned on, the remote light does not illuminate:
1) Check that batteries in the remote are installed correctly OR
2) Replace with new batteries
When the remote is switched on, the remote LED is flashing and remote is beeping:
1) Remote batteries are low: replace them with new batteries
Drone and remote properly pair, but the drone will not liftsoff:
1) Drone Li-Po needs charging. Use charging cable to connect the drone to power source.
After trimming the drone, the drone flight is very unstable and cannot fly properly:
1) One or more blades are most likely damaged:
2) Turn off the drone and remote.
3) Replace with the proper number replacement blade and try flying again.
After impact, the drone is unstable:
1) Put the left remote control lever to the left bottom and put the right remote control lever
to the right bottom at the same time which connected to the drone (diagram to right).
2) If the above does not resolve the issue, reboot the drone and controller and pair again.
Remote Controller and Drone can not be paired:
1) Check Point: Remote Controller must be closed to Drone, not exceed 4 meters.
Note: If there are 2 sets of Drones within 4 meters for Pairing, you must pair one successfully before pairing the second set.
This drone complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (I) this device may not cause
harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired uperatiun.
NOTE: This equipment has been tested and round Io comply with the limits for a class B digital dsVica, pursuant to Part 15 or the FCC Rules. These limila are designed to
prayide 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 intarrarencs to radio commue nications. However there is no guarantee Ihat interterenca will not occur in a
particular installation,
II this equipment dues cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined oy turning the equipment on and on the user Is encouraged to try to
correct the interference by one or more or the following measures:
- Reorlent or relocate the repaying 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/TV technician Ior help.
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