Rollover (Fig. N); Calibration; Ending The Flight; Rotor Protection - lidl IAN 311499 Gebrauchsanweisung

360° rollover (Fig. N)
1. Fly the quadrocopter (1) to a height of approx.
10m.
2. Keep it hovering and press the control lever (2k)
once, which is located at the front of the remote
control. A signal tone is emitted and the FLIP
light is shown on the display (2j).
3. Move the control lever (2l) in the direction in
which the rollover is to be performed.
4. The quadrocopter (1) will perform a 360°
rollover.
After the rollover, the quadrocopter (1) will be in
normal flight mode and you can perform another
rollover.
Repeat steps 1–4 to do so.
Press the button (2k) again if you do not want to
perform a rollover, but had pressed the button.
WARNING: You need sufficient flight
altitude for a 360° rollover (at least 10m).

Calibration

You may occasionally find that the quadrocopter
(1) flies erratically and needs to be calibrated.
In the event of this happening, follow the steps
below:
1. Place the quadrocopter (1) on a horizontal,
level surface.
2. Simultaneously slide the throttle (2h) and the
control lever (2h) on the powered-on remote
control (2) towards yourself, slightly obliquely
in the outer direction. The control lights (1g)
on the quadrocopter (1) will flash for approx.
3 seconds. Once the control lights (1g) are
steadily illuminated, the calibration is complete
and the quadrocopter is ready to fly.
NOTE: Repeat the calibration if the
quadrocopter still flies erratically in one
direction.

Ending the flight

1. Press the START/LAND button (2i). The quadro-
copter slowly descends and lands.
After the quadrocopter (1) has landed safely,
switch it off in the proper sequence.
2. Turn off the on/off switch (1d) on the quadro-
copter.
3. Turn off the on/off switch (2a) on the remote
control (2).
4. Remove the rechargeable battery (3) (see
"Removing the rechargeable battery").

Rotor protection

The rotor guard (1c) acts as protection against in-
juries (e.g. cuts, skin injuries or eye injuries) and to
protect against, or in the event of, collisions. These
are fixed. If a rotor protector becomes loose, click
it firmly into place and check the functioning and
the correct placement of the rotor protectors (1c).
WARNING: Never operate the
quadrocopter (1) without rotor protection
(1c)! Do not remove the rotor guards (1c)
arbitrarily so as not to endanger yourself, and/or
other people and animals!

Cleaning, repair and storage

WARNING: Before undertaking
any work on the quadrocopter, the
on/off switch (1d) must be switched to
the OFF position and the rechargeable
battery (3) must be removed.
The quadrocopter (1) must always be kept dry,
and any dirt such as wool fibres, hair, dust etc.
must be removed after every flight.
Use a dry cloth to dry the quadrocopter; the
electronics, rechargeable battery and motor must
not be exposed to water.
Store the quadrocopter (1) in a dry, dust-free
location away from direct sunlight. The optimum
storage temperature is between 10°C and 25°C.
Disconnect the rechargeable battery connector
(3a), or the connection to the charging cable (4)
when not in use. Remove the batteries (5) from the
remote control.

Replacing the rotor blades (Fig. G)

Replace the rotor blades (A), (B) as soon as they
are damaged.
Use the tool (7) to remove the rotor blades (1a),
(1b) from the quadrocopter (1).
NOTE:
There are two different kinds of rotor blades
(A), (B). Rotor blades (A) are right-rotating and
rotor blades (B) are left-rotating. These are shaded
in grey on the diagrams for clarity.
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