Revell Control SPOT 2.0 Bedienungsanleitung Seite 9

• When disposing of batteries, they
must be discharged or their capacity
must be fully depleted. Cover exposed
terminals with adhesive tape in order
to prevent short-circuiting!
Maintenance and care:
• Please only use a clean, damp cloth
to wipe off the model.
• Protect the model and batteries from
direct sunlight and/or direct heat.
• Never allow the remote control and
charging unit to come into contact
with water, because the electronics
will be damaged as a result.
Technical changes and differences in
color reserved!
1 QUADROCOPTER
1A Rotors 1D Lens
1B Cap 1E Gears and outdrives
1C Landing skid 1F Protective rings
2 REMOTE CONTROL
2A Yaw trim
2B Control mode switch
2C Roll trim
2D Photo button
2E Video button
2F Power LED
2G Control for nick and roll
3 INSERTING BATTERIES (REMOTE CONTROL)
3A To open the battery 3B Insert 2 x 1.5 V AAA
compartment, unscrew
batteries and pay attention
the locking screw
to the polarity, as shown in
counter-clockwise and
the battery compartment.
open the flap.
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Required batteries for the
quadrocopter:
Power supply:
Rated output: DC 3,7 V / 1,3 Wh
Batteries: 1 x 3,7 V rechargeable
LiPo battery (included)
Capacity: 350 mAh
Battery requirement for the remote
control:
Power supply:
DC 3 V
Batteries: 2 x 1.5 V "AAA"
(not included)
USB charger:
Power supply:
DC 5 V via a 500 mA or higher USB port
Rated output: 5 V / 500 mA max.
1G Micro-SD card slot
1H Battery compartment
1I Battery plug
2H Nick trim
2I ON/OFF switch
2J Thrust trim
2K Control for thrust and yaw
2L Battery compartment securing screw
2M Battery compartment
3C Replace the cover
and screw in the
securing screw
clockwise.
4 CHARGING THE QUADROCOPTER
Attention: The battery and motor must cool down for 10 to 15 minutes before
charging and after every flight. Otherwise they can be damaged. The charging process
must be constantly monitored. Always ensure that the charging process takes place on
a fireproof surface in a fire-resistant environment.
• Unplug the quadrocopter from the battery and switch off the remote control.
• Remove the battery from the battery compartment (do not hold by the cable!).
• Plug the charger into a free USB port and connect the battery to the charger.
The charger flashes.
• The charging process starts automatically and must be continuously monitored.
The charger flashes slowly during the charging process. (quick flashing indicates a
malfunction – the charging process must be stopped immediately.) As soon as the
charging process is complete, the charger lights up continuously.
• Disconnect the battery from the charger and disconnect the charger from the USB
port once charging is complete.
After a charge time of approx. 60 minutes the quadrocopter can fly for
approx. 5-7 minutes.
Warning notice: The battery does not normally heat up while charging. If it should
become warm and/or changes to the surface begin to appear, immediately discontinue
the charging process!
5 MODE 1 AND MODE 2 SWITCH
The remote control can be switched from Mode 1 (thrust/yaw on the right stick,
nick/roll on the left stick) to Mode 2 (thrust/yaw on the left stick, nick/roll on the
right stick).
To do this, push the mode switch (5A) for Mode 2 to the left (standard). Push the
switch for Mode 1 to the right and turn the remote control 180°.
Important: Only switch with the remote control turned off.
6 START PREPARATION
The thrust controller (the left controller on the remote control) must point down
before being switched on (6A). Then set the ON/OFF switch of the remote control
to the „ON" position; the Power LED will flash red (6B) Place the quadrocopter on
the ground so that the tail points toward you (6C). Push the battery into the battery
compartment. Attach the battery cable to the model's battery cable. Now the LEDs on
the quadrocopter start to flash. Now move the thrust controller forwards once all the
way and back to zero again, the remote control beeps twice and the quadrocopter is
ready for use. (6D/6E).
Warning! Always place your quadrocopter on an even horizontal surface – the control
electronics aligns its neutral position to the subsurface!
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