SYMA MODEL AIRCRAFT GC88752-22 R/C DRONE User Manual

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KAPTUR
WI-FI DRONE WITH HD CAMERA
THANK YOU.
Thank you for your purchase of Protocol’s Kaptur Wi-Fi Drone
with HD Camera. You are about to experience the best of what
remote control flight has to offer. We strongly recommend that
you take the time to read this manual thoroughly. It contains
many tips and instructions on how to get the most out of this
aircraft and maintain it for a long life.
As with any aircraft, this is a precision flying machine.Treat it
well and enjoy all the fun it has to offer, flight after flight.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
01
Safety & Precautions
02
Parts
04
Remote Battery, Blade Guard, & Phone Installation
05
Charging the Drone
06
Start-Up Procedure
07
Operation
09
Tips on 360° Flips
11
Speed Modes
12
Trim Adjustment
13
Troubleshooting
14
Flying Outdoors
15
Shooting Photo/Video
16
Replacement Parts & Limited Warranty
SAFETY WARNINGS
PRECAUTIONARY SAFETY WARNINGS
• Read and follow instructions on how to synchronize electronics before each flight.
• To prevent damage to people or property, always avoid contact with other
objects while in flight.
• Focus on flight. Do not participate in other activities such as texting that would
distract from flight.
• Do not fly under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
• Inspect aircraft prior to each flight and do not fly if damaged.
• Never expose product or any of its electronic parts to moisture, water, or
heat sources.
• Charge device in a cool, dry place and under adult supervision. Never leave the
device unattended while charging.
• To prevent overheating, allow battery a cool-down period before recharging.
• To prolong engine life, allow a cool-down period between flights.
• Use only the charger and/or charging cable that is supplied with this item.
• Do not strike, cut, or pierce the internal battery or subject it to hard impacts.
• Do not mix old and new batteries or mix different types of batteries.
• Never attempt to modify function of vehicle or controller or attempt repairs
using parts other than those supplied by Protocol. Spare parts are available
at www.protocolny.com.
• Do not travel or bring on an airplane with the battery over 5% charged.
THIS DEVICE USES COMPONENTS THAT OPERATE AT HIGH SPEEDS.
AS WITH ANY SUCH DEVICE, USE CAUTION TO OPERATE SAFELY.
FAILURE TO FOLLOW ANY OF THESE GUIDELINES MAY RESULT IN
BODILY INJURY OR DAMAGE TO PERSONAL OR PUBLIC PROPERTY.
WARNINGS
FAA FLIGHT REGULATIONS
- Observe local FAA rules and regulations for flight.
- Do not fly in unpermitted locations.
- Go to www.faa.gov/uas to learn more about FAA drone regulations.
- This drone weighs under .55lbs and does not require registration.
PARTS
DRONE
ON/OFF SWITCH
1. Canopy
2. Blade
3. Battery Compartment
4. Camera
5. ON/OFF Switch
6. Memory Card Slot
BATTERY COMPARTMENT
PARTS
10
11
12
REMOTE
SPARE PARTS INCLUDED
1. Power Switch
2. Trim (press in)
3. Flip 360°
4. Forward/Backward
5. Bank Left/Right
6. Video
7. Photo
8. Throttle
9. Auto Take Off/Land
10. Phone Clamp (not installed)
11. Turn Left/Right
12. Speed Mode Selector
(press in)
Replacement Blades
Screwdriver
REMOTE BATTERY, BLADE GUARD & PHONE INSTALLATION
Unscrew and remove battery cover from controller. Insert 4 x ‘AA’ batteries
according to indicated polarities. Replace and screw back in battery cover.
1. Install batteries carefully.
2. Do not mix old and new batteries.
3. Do not mix different types of batteries.
INSTALLING THE BLADE GUARD
If not already installed, install the included blade guards by snapping them in.
Make sure the blade guards are secure and snug.
NOTE:
Loose blade guards may interfere
with propeller movement and cause
a crash. If the drone crashes, double
check to make sure the blade guard
is not loose. If it is, re-tighten
before flying.
INSTALLING THE PHONE CLAMP
1. Remove the clip cover from the remote control.
2. Insert the phone clamp into the now empty slot on the remote.
3. Open the clamp to fit the phone.
CHARGING THE DRONE BATTERY
1. Make sure the drone is turned off.
2. Press in on the two tabs and pull out the cartridge battery from the drone.
3. Connect the USB charging cable to the battery.
4. Plug the charger into a USB port. The USB light will flash green while charging
and will turn steady once fully charged.
5. Plug the battery back into the drone.
Charging time: 140 minutes --- Flying time: approximately 12 minutes.
DO NOT CHARGE OVERNIGHT OR BEYOND
THE CHARGING TIME STATED. DO NOT LEAVE
BATTERY UNATTENDED.
*Battery: Li-Po, 7.4V, 700mAh
BATTERY SIGNALS
Lights are steady
Power is over 20% - will perform flips
Lights quickly flash twice every second
Power is under 20% - approximately 2 minutes left
of flight time. Drone will no longer perform flips.
If you purchased extra batteries, allow the engines to cool between flights in order
to prolong engine life.
CAUTION WHEN CHARGING
1.		When charging, place product on a dry, well-ventilated surface and keep
		away from heat sources.
2.		Always use adult supervision while charging.
3.		In order to increase battery longevity, avoid repeat charging and excessive
		discharging.
4.		As battery temperature is high immediately after flight, charge after cooling
		down for higher efficiency.
5.		Do not strike or subject battery to hard impacts or sharp surfaces.
6.		Do not use any other charger than that which is supplied with this item.
7.		Do not use or leave battery near a heat source such as fire or space heater;
		exposure to heat may result in reduced performance or in some cases
		dangerous conditions.
8.		If battery is left in charging state for an extended period of time after being
		fully charged, the battery may automatically discharge.
9.		Never leave the battery unattended during charging.
10. Do not disassemble battery.
11. Do not submerge battery in water.
START-UP PROCEDURE
Before flying, the drone and transmitter must be turned on in sequence
and synchronized.
1. Turn on the drone and place it on an even surface. The white lights on the
drone are at the front and the red are at the back.
2. Turn on the remote control.
3. Both indicators on the drone and the remote will flash while they are syncing.
4. Push the throttle up and then down to sync. You will hear two beeps and the
lights will go steady.
NOTE:
1. While the drone is in process of synchronizing, the lights will flash
quickly. When the process is completed, the lights will go steady.
This is your indication that the process is completed.
2. If after 30 seconds, it has not recognized the drone, turn off the controller
and repeat Start-Up procedure.
3. If the Kaptur is unsteady in flight, it may not have been able to calibrate
properly. Power down both drone and remote and restart pre-flight
procedure, including re-calibration of the altitude sensor.
OPERATION: FLYING THE DRONE
*The lights on the drone may flash occasionally while the optical position sensor
automatically locks into place. Once it is locked, the lights will remain steady while
it has over 20% battery power.
STARTING THE ENGINE:
After synchronizing the drone, move the throttle up and release to go into Idle
mode. The blades will rotate but the drone will not lift.
OR
After synchronizing the drone, pull the throttle and direction stick to the center at
the same time and release. The blades will rotate but the drone will not lift.
TAKE–OFF:
1. Press the take off button. The remote will beep and the drone will hover a
few feet off the ground. Then gently advance the throttle to a desired height
and release. The drone will hover at that height.*
OR
2. From Idle mode, gently advance the throttle up to a desired
height and release. The drone will hover at that height.*
LANDING:
1. Press the landing button to lower
the drone to the ground.
OR
2. Push down on the throttle until
the drone is on the ground.
UP
DOWN
NOTE:
- The engine will shut off if you choose to hold the throttle down for 3 seconds.
- Emergency Shut Off: When in flight,
pull the throttle and direction stick to
the center at the same time and the
drone will shut off. Emergency Shut
Off only works at altitudes under 10 feet.
* The drone may drift a bit, especially in the first
30 seconds until the altitude sensor gets a good fix on the position.
Some drift is normal.
OPERATION: FLYING THE DRONE
FIRST TIME FLYERS!!! TAKE YOUR TIME! GO SLOW!
Practice hovering until you are comfortable with flight before attempting any
other maneuvers. Make small movements letting the stick return to the center.
If you start to lose control, don’t panic. Just press land.
LEFT ROTATION
RIGHT ROTATION
Pull the throttle left or right,
the drone turns to the left or right.
FORWARD
BACKWARD
Push the direction lever up or down,
the drone flies forward or backward.
LEFT MOVEMENT
Pull the direction lever to the left or right,
the drone banks to the left or right.
RIGHT MOVEMENT
TIPS ON 360° FLIPS
Once you have become skilled with the basics of drone flight, you can try some
advanced maneuvers. At a height of at least 10 feet, press and hold the 360° Flip
button and move the direction lever in any desired direction to execute the flip.
*Make sure to execute the flip outdoors in a space that’s free of obstacles.
FLIP BUTTON
LEFT 360° FLIP
Push the direction stick to the left and the drone will perform a 360° flip in
that direction.
RIGHT 360° FLIP
Push the direction stick to the right and the drone will perform a 360° flip in
that direction.
TIPS ON 360° FLIPS
FORWARD 360° FLIP
Push the direction stick forward and the drone will perform a 360° flip in
that direction.
BACKWARD 360° FLIP
Push the direction stick backward and the drone will perform a 360° flip in
that direction.
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SPEED MODES
The Kaptur features two speed modes. Choose the speed based on flight
experience and level of comfort. At high speed the drone will pitch more than
at low speed. Kaptur is quite fast at its high speed and requires more piloting
skills to fly competently. For safety take time to develop advanced skills by
practicing at low speed first. The drone is preset to low speed. Press the
direction stick in to change the speed mode. The remote will beep once for
low speed and twice for high speed.
SPEED
(Press in)
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TRIM ADJUSTMENT
LEFT MOVEMENT
RIGHT MOVEMENT
SIDEWAYS TRIM
When the drone drifts to the left or right side unintentionally, you can correct it
by pressing in the throttle and holding while moving the direction stick in the
opposite direction until it evens out.
BACKWARD
FORWARD
FORWARD/BACKWARD TRIM
When the drone drifts forward/backward unintentionally, you can correct it by
pressing in the throttle and holding while moving the direction stick in the opposite direction until it evens out.
LEFT ROTATION
RIGHT ROTATION
LEFT/RIGHT TRIM
When the drone drifts left/right unintentionally, you can correct it by pressing in
the throttle and holding while moving it in the opposite direction until it evens out.
*NOTE: Trim adjustments are designed to counter drifts not caused by wind.
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TROUBLESHOOTING
RE-CALIBRATING THE DRONE
If the drone crashes and after re-starting and trimming, it still is unstable, you have
the option to re-calibrate the drone.
1. Turn on the drone and then the remote and sync.
2. Push and hold the both the throttle and direction stick to the lower right
corners for 2-3 seconds.
3. The lights will flash to indicate that the drone has re-calibrated.
*Allow 15 minutes to pass between full flights as this will give the motors a chance
to cool down. Failure to do so could wear out and shorten the life of the motors.
SYMPTOM
Kaptur
does not
respond
POSSIBLE CAUSE
POTENTIAL SOLUTION
1. Communication between
controller and aircraft was not
synchronized during set up
1. To synchronize, turn on aircraft
first, place it on level ground, and
then turn on controller.
2. Battery power depleted on
aircraft, controller or both.
2. Charge aircraft and/or replace
batteries in controller.
Response to
control inputs
intermittent or
erratic
1. Controller battery power
nearly depleted.
1. Replace batteries in controller.
Kaptur will not
hover or strafe
correctly
1. The aircraft was not
on level ground during
synchronization.
1. Re-synchronize aircraft
and controller.
2. Trim settings are incorrect.
2. Recalibrate the Altitude Sensor.
HOW TO CHANGE THE BLADES
All drones have two rotors that spin clockwise
and two rotors that spin counter-clockwise.
Make sure to place the blades on the correct axis or
they will not spin correctly and the drone will not lift.
Each blade is marked on its top with A or B. There
may be a number after the letter but you can ignore
the number.
Make sure to follow the graphic below to see
where to place the blades.
CAMERA/FRONT
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FLYING OUTDOORS
HOW TO PREVENT FLY AWAYS
To prevent “fly-away” situations (where drones seem to fly away out of
control) it is important to first test and practice within close range before
letting the drone fly too far away.
Each drone is designed to turn off the engines if the radio signal is lost.
It is important to know and test the range of your drone before flying. We
recommend turning on and syncing the drone and walking away while
testing the engines. Keep walking and testing until it is obvious when you
reach the point where the signal is not controlling the drone. This will be
the control limit for the conditions in which you are flying. Distance does
vary somewhat based on environmental and weather conditions, so testing
the limit is advised. Fly in a range that is good for easy visual operation of
the drone.
IF YOU CAN’T SEE YOUR DRONE, THEN YOU CAN’T CONTROL
YOUR DRONE.
* Fly-aways are not covered by warranty as they are overwhelmingly caused
by pilot error.
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SHOOTING PHOTO/VIDEO
1. The memory card comes pre-inserted into the camera.
2. Set the camera in a desired position by pushing it up or down. Touch only
the outer rim of the camera. Do not touch the lens.
SHOOTING PHOTOS AND VIDEO
1. Turn on the drone and sync.
2. Photo: Push the Photo button and the camera will take a photo. The lights
on the drone will flash once as it’s taking the picture.
3. Video: Push the Video and the camera will begin to record. The lights on
the drone will flash continuously while recording. Push the Video button 		
again and the camera will stop recording.
4. Press the memory card to unlock and remove. Plug it into the USB card 		
reader. Then plug the card reader into the USB port of your computer. If you
are using Windows, the USB will come up on the removable drive. If you are
using OS, then the USB will come up as “Untitled”.
5. Open the drive and then open the Video or Photo folders to access the .AVI
or JPEG files.
6. .AVI movies can be played in several different formats including Quicktime,
Windows Media Player, and RealPlayer.
WARNING: Never remove the card from the video camera while the drone is
turned on.
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REPLACEMENT PARTS
Thank you for your purchase of Protocol’s Kaptur Wi-Fi Drone with HD Camera.
We know that accidents can sometimes happen and that is why we offer spare
parts kits on our website: www.ProtocolNY.com.
LIMITED WARRANTY
At Protocol, we’re dedicated to bringing you innovative and well-designed
products that make living fun and easy. We stand behind all of our products
and warrant this to be free from defects in workmanship and materials for 30
days from the date of purchase. The warranty does not cover transportation
damage, misuse, accident, or similar events. Specific legal rights pertaining
to this warranty may vary by state.
For service claims or questions please consult our website
www.ProtocolNY.com.
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