Silverlit Toys TX027195-0506 RC Toy User Manual
Silverlit Toys Manufactory Ltd. RC Toy
User Manual
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CAUTION ELECTRIC TOY: Not recommended for children under 14 years of age. As with all electric products, precautions should be observed during handling and use to prevent elelrio shock. pom v 2 introduction A simple and easy to fly X-UFO machine equipped with advanced technology is now available. The R/C X-UFO: Flying up sky has a simple and compact size to achieve form follow function design. Making your sky journey in a full excitement. The gyro sensors and four high speed electric motors make it differentiate with other flying products in the market. Lightweight carbon fiber frame with extremely durable poly foam ring body prevents serious destruction through aerial fly. And flying distance can be up to 100 meters nearly out of your sight. Key Features - Gyro Stabilized - Indoor & Outdoor - Easy To Fly - Unique Electronic Control System ~ Ultra Lightweight Carbon Fiber Frame - Flying Distance Up To 100 Meters .Pack List . . .. . Precautions, Warning 8. Statement . Parts Identification 3.1 X-UFO 3.2 Transmitter 3.3 Power Charger . , . 3.4 Automobile Adaptor , . . 3.5 AC/DCAdaptor 4. Batter Installation and Charging 4.1 X-UFO ,. .. .. 4.2 Transmitter 4.3 Power Charger Transmitter Operation Procedure for Flight Environment for Flight . . . Flight Technique and lips . Repair and Maintenance .TrouhleShooting . . ... . .. .. .. . 11. Specification . .. . . .. .. ...... “Ni mutns; ion N95" at °!°.°° ' thfl " flieeatouacna 1 . Pack List Clockwise propeller (g Ant/“Clockwise propeller as»? “R W & X-UFO Clockwise propeller x 2 Rechargeable ACIDC Anti-Clockwise propeller x 2 battery pack Adaptor & Ring x 4 ) . try-strain" Power Charger Transmitter Antenna Manual 2. Precautions. Warning & Statement 2.1 Precautions 2.1.1 Read through the whole Instruction Manual before starting to play your X«UFO, 2.1.2 Make sure you and other people keep 1-2 meters away from the X-UFO while you start for flight. 2.1.3 Always keep an eye on the flying X—UFO to prevent it flying, landing or crashing on or near your head, your body and any other people. 2.1.4 Do not pick up or touch flying, landing or crashing X-UFO before you turn off the Transmitter and waited for all propellers stopped rotating. 2‘1.5 Always turn off the X-UFO and the Transmitter after you stop to flight Remove all batteries inside all devices. 2.1.6 Remove the Ni-MH battery from the X—UFO when not in use to prevent any unexpected accident Keep it in a safe and cool condition, without direct sunlight to avoid overheats or short with a wire. Him 3 4 2.2 Warning Statement Satety Precautions: ' l . Parents. this toy is recommended for children. To ensure that your child‘s play is both safe and tut. please review the operating instructions with ur children. rAdult assemble is requl i i ~Adult supervision is required! ‘ -DO NO touch the turning propellerl erep hands, hair and loose clothing away (tom the running propeller. -Remove battery from transmitter and X-UFO when not in uee. . rDO NOT operate your X-UFO on street Avoid hitting people, pets or home fumishrngs, Warning: Changes or mdificafionl to this unit not expressly approved by the party respon to for compliance could void the user's authorityto operate the equipment. FCC Statements This device complies with part 15 of the FCC rules, Operation is subject to the following two conditions i)This device may not cause harmfiil interference, and 2)This device must accept any interference received, including interferon ce that may cause undersied peration. NOTE: This equipment has been used and found to comply with the limit: for I Ch!“ 8 dghl device. pu ent to Part 15 fifths FCC Rules. These limits are desigied to provide reasonable protection npini hurmlul interference h I residential Inst ltion, Thlsequipmerrt Morales, uses and can radate radio lrequency energy and, Il'not installed and used in lccorfincl with the instruction , mny caus- hurrnful interference to ratio communications. , Howe/er, there is no guarantee that interference wil not ocurr In I perticuhr Inst-lletion. lfthis emipment 3 cause harmful Interference to ratio or television reception, which can be determ'ned by turning the equipment oil Ind on, the user is one nyd to try to correct the interference by one or more oithe following measures: 1 -» Reorient or relocate the receiving nntennl, — increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. -— Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit tilterent lrnm that to which the receiver is connected. —- Consultthe dealer or an experienced rudiofl’V technician for help. Care and Maintenance: »Atways remove batteries from the toy when it is not being used for a long period of time. -V\fipe the toy gently with a clean damp cloth. -Keep the toy away from direct heat —Do not submerge the toy into water that can damage the electronic assemblies. Note: Parental guidance is recommended when installing or replacing batteries. ANew batteries are recommended to use in this toy to obtain best and maximum performance. (For transmitter) -You are advtsed to recharge the battery pack as soon as the function becomes impaired. Users should keep and retain this inlormation for future reference. Users should keep strict accordance with the instruction manual while operating the product. -Under the environment with electrostatic discharge, the sample may malfunction and require user to reset the sample. Battery Cautions: A WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD — Small parts. -Do not recharge the battery it it's hot. Allow it to cool before recharging. Not for Children under 3 years. 7Do not charge the battery that shows leakage or corrosion, -Do not disassemble the battery. 400 not dispose of the batteries in fire. Cautions: Non-rechargeable batteries are not to be recharged. Rechargeable batteries are to be removed from the toy before being charged. ., 4 . , . . Rechargeable battery are only to be charged by an adult. Th's Educ, is '" oomphemwrth the -Diflerent types at batteries or new and used batteries are not to be mixed. 03.39" re urements an ° er VOnIy batteries oi the same or equivalent type as recommended are to be used. re 51's“? isions Batteries are to be inserted with correct polarity, °f Drrectweni Exhausted batteries are to be removed lrorn the toy. 1999’5’50- ‘ The supply terminals are not to be short-circuited. Special Note to Adults: Regularly examine for damage to the plug, enclosure and other parts. In the event of any damage, the toy must not be used with the power charger until the damage has been repaired. ATi’llS toy is not intended for children under 3 years old. The charger is not a toy. This toy must only be used with the recommended charger and ACIDC adaptor, — Do not try to charge other batteries with Power Charger. Note: New and Alkaline batteries are recommended to obtain best and maximum performance, Battery requirement for Transmitter: Battery requirement for X-UFO: 1525: Power Supply r: Power Supply : —— Rating : DC6V 0.9W Rating : DC12V 50W D Batteries ' 4 x 15V "AA“ILREIAM3 Batteries : 12V NIMH battery pack to Requires 4 x 1.5V "AA" size batteries Requires 1 x 12V NiMH battery pack & Charger lnot included) (included) 3 P rts Ident 3.1 X-UFO TOP VIEW BO1TOM VIEW 1 Gyro and Main Control Board 9, Poly-loam Ring 2 Clockwtse Propeller 10. Red LED LIGHT(Front pan) 3. Clockwrse Propeller 11. Blue LED Light 4 Anti-cloclese Propeller 12. Blue LED Light 5. AnIl-clockwlse Propeller 13. Blue LED Light 6. ONIOFF sw|Ich 14. Ultrasonic Receiver (optional for advance version) 7 Calhon Fiber Frame 15. IR Emitfing Diode (optimal for advance version) 8 Red LED Light(Fronl part) 16. Ballery Case 3.2 Transmitter FRONT VIEW BACK VIEW 1 Right Control Stick 9. Trainer Button (Oplional for Advance Version) Vertical-Pitch fonuard or Backward Mode?) 10. Auto Button (Optional for Advance Version) VenicaI-Throtlle u or down Mode 1 11. Aux1 (Optional (or Advance Version) Horizontal» ol Iefi or right 12. AuxA (Optional for Advanoe Verslon) 2 Lell Control Stick 13. Aux2 (Optional for Advance Version) Vertical-Throttle ug or down (Mode 2) 14. Auia (Optional for Advance Version) l nic‘a’IAPrtch forward or Backward (Mode 1 15. Neck Strap Connecting Hook zontal- aw ls or nght 16, Retractable Antenna 3. Roll Trimmer 17. Carrying Handle 4 Pitch Trimmer (Modez) Throttle Trimmer (Model) 18. AUXS (Optional for Advance Version) 5 Yaw Tnmmer 19. Battery Companrnenl 6 Throttle Trimmer (ModeZ) Pitch Trimmer (Model) 7 Main on/on switch 8 Power LED K_ G Yaw nghl 0* Pitch [OMB/d Yaw fight Suspendmg VrhreVXrUFO l* Pitch forwam E} ffijii’flgg 4, Pitch backward '+ PM?" WWW“ affirm? 0m 3. in”??? <3“ <'~ M" Suspendmg '\ Suspend“? o - me X—UFO m/ —.> Roi/right ”9 X'UFO “D " Ruling!" 5.2 MODE-I (for Asian area) Throttle up & down J ' RED LABEL IND/CA TING FRON T HEAD IND’CATING t FRONT HEAD Pltch forward Roll left ~ RED LABEL \ lNDICAT/NG ‘ \ FRON T HEAD , V ‘ RED LABEL INDICATING FRONT HEAD - RED LABEL ‘ INDICA TING ' RED LABEL WD/CA TING FRONT HEAD 5.3 MODE-II (for Amerlcan & European area) Throttle up a down Yaw left & right . C I i » r . 03 y . . ' gig! 4 - RED LABEL ~RED LABEL \/ _ IND/CA TING IND/CA me E , FRONT HEAD FRONTHEAD | Roll left Pitch forward - RED LABEL \ INDICATING ‘- FRONT HEAD \ ~ ~ RED LABEL INDICATING FRONT HEAD ' RED LABEL \ IND/CA TING ' FRONT HEAD - RED LABEL INDICA TING FRO NT HEAD 5.4 Trimmer adjustment NOTE: The trimmer is a fine tune to the operating levers on your transmitter; it can’t supersede the function of the lovers. Trimmer adjustment Is a preparation for your flight, we expect your X—UFO can go up in a stable way after adjustment so that you may have an easy flight, but may note perfect flight. Please follow the steps below to adjust the trimmer: 1 Keep all the trimmers in center position. 2 Slowly push the Throttle up to raise your X-UFO about 0.5 to 1meter high. 3 When your X-UFO goes up slowly, you can move down the THROTTLE trimmer to have it suspending in a certain height; when it goes down slowly. you can move up the THROTTLE trimmer. 4 When your X‘UFO spirals left, you can move YAW trimmer to right. When it spirals right. move YAW trimmer to left. 5 When your X-UFO goes left. you can move ROLL trimmer to right. When it goes right, move ROLL trimmer to left. 6 When your X-UFO goes forward, you can move PITCH trimmer to backward. When it goes backward, move PITCH trimmer lo forward. 4. y~uFo9 la 6. Procedure For Flight l Remove the battery (mm the xruro Charge the battery through the Pawercharger 7. Pull the “Home Stick 01 the Transmitter slowly upwards until 4 propellert are activated a started to fly, Flight fime for a lully charged battery will be around 4 m 5 n’lunlu. 2 Connect the lully charged battery crack to me X-UFO a. For the beginners. keep your x~ur=o fly up an to 1.5 meter height Keep practice to makrr sure you the x-UFO ls under your control. Always follow ma lee label from head of the X-UFO ln order to figure out the control dlreclion 1751015!" 3 Pull the Throttle Suck down lo the mlnimum before turn on the Transmitter 9 When you can keep your X-UFD stable In the air, tune the Yaw tn’mmer first to prevent unstable spiral turn. Tune all other trimmers as well (Roll Fitch, Yaw and Throttle) in order to obtain stable hovering parlormance, 4 Turn on the Transmltter I) ONIOFF 104 ll X-UFO crashes. first pull down the Throttle Stlck ol the Transmitter to ma mmimum urml all 4 propellers orl the x—UFo slop moving. Make lure the Throttle stick down to the minimum BEFORE picking up your X-UFO. 5 Place the xruro on a flat lloor Turn the red label slde whrch represents the from head or the X~UFO m rrom or yell Swttch on the x-uro (WORTANT: In tho Tram”, mu mlrrlmum fl before moon 6 Check on the hghl pattern lor ‘Ready to fly" Wall around 5 seconds In order I0 Oblaln a constant IIQM Dllnklng dItECIIDHS NOTE 1: “Ready to try“ IlghI pattern. 11, To start agar". check the "Rudy tn lly" lignl pattern is ready. (plus) I! you find the light panel" is in "Wetting for Reset” rrlode. (prep) please pull the Throttle Stick of the Transmtmr upward lor 1 sec and then ovum/5rd 35mm in order to reset the x-uro. Once you can obtain the 'Rudy to rrw light pattern. you can start to lly your xvuro again. f‘ \ 7. Environment For Flight 7.1 Indoor Environment . . 1 X-UFO will have relatively better performance while playing indoor. For beginners, we recommend you first practice to fly your X-UFO indoor. 2 Avoid your X-UFO fly near any electrician, airAconditioner and easy broken utensils while playing indoor. 3. Keep the x-UFO away from people and pets at home. 7.2 Outdoor Environment 1 It is highly recommended to fly in a sunny day and slight breeze (Esp. no more than Beaufort scale 3-gentle breeze) 2 Keep away from trees. power station, electric wire or any potential dangerous area. 3 Avoid your X-UFO fly near people or vehicles passing by. 8. Flight Technique 8. Tips 1 The Gyro located inside the X-UFO is a mechanical design device. A rapid sideway movement will cause the Gyro difficult to control. It is important to operate the control stick of your Transmitter smoothly and gently. Do not pull the control stick quickly at any dlrections at any time when you start to flight or landing your X-UFO. 2 After Landing, we recommend you to turn off the XUFO. It helps to make your Gyro become stable and prepare for the next fly. 3 When you slanto fly yourvaFO, make sure the height is between seem to 150cm from metoorto obnin a more stable condition to pracfice your llighl. 4 It the tilt angle of X-UFO is more than 20 degree, the gyro Will start to oscillate and it may no longer to maintain the stability of X«UFO Crashing of X-UFO is result . "Table 1.0" shows the LED pattern of UFO. 6 User Calibration: or If the Gyro has minordarnage. you can calibrate 1 it as per lollowing steps: - Adiust the throttle to minimum and OFF the transmitter ' Put your X—UFO on a horizontal surface. ~ Swrtch on your X-UFO. ' Press Aux 1 bulton and Aux2 button while power ON hansmitter. - VVflIIe all 4 LED blinks 3 times. thecallbralion has been completed. 7 Restore factory setting: If the stability is worse than before after calibration. you can either rte-calibrate it as above or follow steps below to restore factory setting: - Adjust the throttle to minimum and OFF the transmitter ~ Put your x-UFO on a horizontal surface. - Swrtch on your X-UFO. front light - back left (running in constant speed) Gyro powering up / UFO int'allzi'ng please wal Iroanack - lern'ght front - right- beckflong) - left front - right - back(blinking Mice - left all four lights are lit up and don‘t blink front and back lit up and don? blink No RF transmitterkmnd. Waiting for valid RF synal UFO/smadyloflyoralrsadyllymg UFO's balmy gets empty You have about 2030 seconds to oome dawn Gyro is oscillating. Wailing until gyro is stable again. Pas/r thrust up to full {hold it more for 1seclendbacklo zero, lapowerym up age“ UFO waits until Gyro slaps oscillating and will then power up again all {our lights blink 3 times Gym calibration mode successfully completed New calibration data stored in EEPROM all four l ' Iris blink 5 limes Facing settings restored D not stable or power even blinking ~ Press Aux 3 button and Aux4 button while power ON transmitter. - While all 4 LED blinks 5 times, factory setting has been restored. 9. Repair & Maintence . Replacement parts can be purchased at the retailer shop only. 9.1 Repairing broken poly foam ring body Use market available adhesives or epoxy system bonding agent for repair purpose (piol 8. pic.2) 9.2 Replacement of propellers 1. Use a prler or screwdriver to lift up the ring. (pic.3) 2 Take out the broken or spoiled propeller as photo shown. (pic.4) 3. Check the direction of propeller before replacing a new one (pic,5) 9.3 Replacement of poly foam ring ody Battery power very low Recharge or one i : UFO battery Please check the instruction sheet attached in the poly foam ring body replacement package which sold separately in the retailer shop. .1n. 1 0. Trouble Shooting Symptom my» Propeller can't move - ONIOFF Switch is OFF, - Set switch to ON. - Weak Battery. - Re—charge the battery . . X-UFO turns around Weak Battery. - Re—charge the battery pack. and descends after taking off. mmer is not in neulral position. - Tune the Trimmer on Mransmilter. Can't lake oil or drop down at - The wind is unsuitable for flying. - Move to another place or play in indoor. flight - Weak power. - Recharge the battery pack. ~ Practice for more skills. such as tune the Trimmer for precise power control or stroke (not hold) the ~ Mechanical gyro oscillating. Iefl control lever on transmitter. ~ Waiting until gyro is stable again. Push thrust up to full (hold it there for 1 sec) and back to zero, to power gyro up again. Drop down at the climbing - Weak power. ~ Re-charge the battery pack. state or before take ofl. - Unbalance ofthe body. ~ Try to replace the battery pack in another orientation, X«UFO does not react, or - High-frequency interference ~ Avoid these it possible. or choose another place to react poorly to operation by occurred near to high-voltage lines. operate the X-UFO. transmitter transformers and some types of building. Loss of control. - Another radio control X-UFO using ~ Move to another place where without radio the same frequency and channel is frequency interference from another device. operated near your x-uFo. - Out of the control range of distance. - Ensure the antenna is fully extended. The X-UFO fly up to 100 meters in open space. 1 1 . Specification m 9“ a, V, r, ‘ AC/DC adaptor output 18V, 1A Crystal frequency 27.045MHz (Delault) 27.195MHZ (Default) Modulation FM(PPM) Control range | Uplo 100m Batter low detection Yes. Power LED blinks~ halt sec Power saving mode Yes. Power LED blinks— short on, r . ck long off Li—polymer battery Optional charger Main motor | One pair UFO ' i C tal | TransmitlerandreoeiveLEalr Mechanical Gyro "1°C“? | Yes Mechanical Gyro For 2D spatial control Automobile adaptor output 12V. 1.5A Gyro control Roll and Pitch control module Receiver crystal lreouency 26.590MHz (Defaull) Elem-mechanical For SD spatial control 26 740MHz (Default) gyro module Battery pack 12V, 350mAh NIMH CIDEkWiSS and anti-clockwise type Base station Optional - X-UFO system upgrade is required . 0 ® All right reserved. S l Lueru t Sliverlit e.K.. D-90449 Numberg, Gutenstetterstr, 10-12 Visit us at : www.sl|ver|it,c°m ©2005 Silverlit Toys Manufactory Ltd. All right reserved. MADE AND PRINTED m CHlNA - 11 .
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