This document provides information about a remote control quad copter. It lists the copter's features such as a 6-axis gyroscope, Wi-Fi and GPS capabilities, and an HD camera. It describes the aircraft, propellers, remote controller, intelligent battery, and drone flight. Safety tips are provided for propeller handling, battery use, and flight. Troubleshooting advice addresses issues like unresponsiveness, inability to lift off, and drifting. Maintenance instructions involve regular cleaning to prevent dirt buildup on the rotors.

2. University Of Azad Jammu & Kashmir
Muzaffarabad
Department of CS & IT
 Dawood Faheem Abbasi 05

3. Remote Control Quad Copter

4. Content list
 Product profile
 Air craft
 Propellers
 Remote controller
 Intelligent battery
 Drone’s flight
 FAQ

5. PRODUCT PROFILE

6. Features of RC QUADCOPTER
1. Built-in 6 axis gyroscope for precise hovering in the sky.
2. Simple modular design makes changing parts easy.
3. With 360º 3D aversion and throwing flight function.
4. Long range remote control.
5. Wi-Fi enable.
6. GPS enable.
7. 2.4 GHz fastest processor.
8. Long lasting lithium polymer battery.
9. Controllable with your cell phone.

7. 10. HD camera for capturing photos and videos.
11. 64 GB built in memory for recordings and photos.
12. 3.0 USB port for faster data travelling.
13. Low noise propellers.
14. Stronger wind resistance.
15. LED indicators for battery and low transmission
signals.
16. Big screen on controller for better vision of camera.
17. Bluetooth enable for indoor use.
18. Rechargeable battery for both drone and controller

8. AIR CRAFT

10. Built-in Flight Control System Instructions
 The built-in flight control system is used to
control the IMU (Inertial Measurement
Unit) has a built-in inertial sensor and a
barometric altimeter that measures both
attitude and altitude e entire aircraft’s
functions in flight.

11. Using iPad ground station

12. Using PC ground station

13. Connecting aircraft with wireless video
transmission

14. LEDs Indicators
Rare LED indicator Front LEDs

16. PROPELLERS

17. ASSEMBLY
1. Remove the four warning
cards from the motors after
you’ve read them
2. Prepare the two grey nut
propellers and two black nut
propellers. Make sure to
match the black nut
propellers with the correctly
marked black dot motors.
Tighten the propellers
according to the fastening
instructions.

18. DISASSEMBLY
 Keep the motor
deadlocked in place
with the assistant
wrench (or one hand)
and remove the
propeller according to
the un-fastening
instructions.

19. Safety Tips For Propeller
1. Propellers are self-tightening during flight .
2. Match the propeller nut colors with the
corresponding motors.
3. Wear protective gloves
4. Check that the propellers and motors are
installed correctly.
5. Check that all propellers are in good
condition before flight.
6. Do not touch the propellers or motors when
they are spinning.

20. REMOTE CONTROLLER

21. REMOTE CONTROLER
 Multi-functional wireless communication device .
 The video downlink and aircraft remote control system operate
at 2.4 GHz.
 The remote controller features a number of camera control
function.
 Controlling gamble motion.
 The remote controller is powered by a 2S recharageable
battery.
 The battery level is displayed via LED indicators.

23. USING THE REMOTE CONTROLLER
1. When the remote controller is
turned off, press the power button
once, the battery level LEDs will
display the current battery level.
2. Press and hold the power button
to turn on the remote controller.
3. The remote controller will beep,
when it is turned on. The status
LED will rapidly blink green,
indicating that remote controller is
linking to the aircraft. The status
LEDs will glow solid green when
linking is complete.

24. Charging the remote controller

25. Controlling the camera
1.Camera setting dial
Turn the dial to adjust camera setting such as
ISO, shutter speed, and aperture without letting go
of the remote controller. Move the dial to left or
right to scroll through pictures and videos in
playback mode. Press down on the dial to toggle
between these setting.
2. Playback button
Press to view images and videos that have already
been captured.
3. Shutter button
Press to take a photo, if the burst mode is
activated, multiple photos will be taken with a
single press.
4. Gimbal dial
Use this dial to control the tilt of the gimbal

26. CONTROLLING AIRCRAFT

27. Remote control battery level indicator status

28. ANTENNA ORIENTATION

29. BATTERY SAFETY INFORMATION

30. BATTERY SAFETY INFORMATION
 Controller requires 4 x 1.5V AA alkaline lithium
batteries.
 Installing/Replacing batteries must be
undertaken by a competent adult.
 Do not mix new and old batteries or types of
batteries Promptly remove exhausted batteries.
 Battery leakage and corrosion can damage the
controller.
 Dispose of used batteries responsibly.
 Improper operation may cause damage to
people and property.

31. LITHIUM POLYMER BATTERY
INFORMATION
 Never completely exhaust the battery.
 Never charge battery unattended.
 Charge battery in an isolated,
controlled environment.
 Keep far away from flammable
materials.
 Do not expose to direct sunlight, there
is a risk that the battery may overheat,
ignite and/or explode.
 Do not disassemble, modify, heat, or
short circuit the battery.
 Do not allow the battery to get wet.

32. BATTERY USAGE
 Checking the battery
level
 Powering on:
 Powering off:
 Checking the battery life

33. Intelligent Battery function
 Balance Charging
 Capacity Display
 Communicating
 Overcharging Protection
 Short Circuit Protection
 Sleep Protection
 Charging Temperature Detection

34. Safety Checks before flying
 Before operation, check the batteries of the transmitter and DAWN
are charged for the flight.
 Before turning on the transmitter, check that the throttle stick is
pulled completely backward (down position).
 Carefully check rotor blades and rotor holders. Broken parts will
pose risk of injury and hazard.
 Check the battery and power plug are securely fastened. Severe
vibration during flight may detach the plug and result in loss of
control.
 When turning on the unit, always turn on the transmitter first, and
then turn on the DAWN.
 To power off, always turn off the DAWN first and then the
transmitter. Improper procedure may cause loss of control of the
quadcopter .

35. FLIGHT

36. Flying tips and tricks
 Small adjustments made slowly and carefully are the
best way to fly well. Be careful when easing off the
throttle – if the DAWN stalls, it will fall to the ground and
even if you jam the throttle back on, it might not be able
to recover in time.
 Use the controller’s left and right sticks at different angles
and positions to design and execute some graceful,
arcing turns.
 Perform “flip” by rotating around 360° in the air.
 When the battery begins to run low, the DAWN will
respond slowly or be unable to maintain altitude easily.
 You’ll know it’s time to recharge the DAWN’s battery
when the DAWN is unable to take off and its indicator
starts blinking.

37. PERFORMING THE FLIP

38. TROUBLESHOOTING
Q: DAWN not responding to stick movements and its status lights are
blinking.
Answer: Recharge the DAWN.
Q: Rotors spin but DAWN cannot lift off.
Answer: Check the rotor blades for damage. Bent or broken rotors can be
replaced easily with the spare rotors included in your package. Simply
pull the damaged rotor blade out of its location on the motor shaft and
replace it with one of the new blades.
Q: DAWN flies sideways on its own.
Answer: 1.Check for trapped dirt around the rotors. Just a little strand of
hair can cause the DAWN to fly out of control.
2. Use the trim controls on the controller to correct the drifting.
Q: Controller beeps constantly.
Answer: Replace the batteries.

39. Maintaining your Air craft
 Regularly inspect and clean any dirt trapped around the
rotors using a soft brush.
 Accumulation of dirt puts additional stress on the motor
and may cause the rotor to spin unevenly or even stop
spinning completely.
 Wipe the craft clean with a slightly damp cloth.
 Do not submerge in water. This will damage the electronic
components.
 Always remove the batteries from the controller when not
being used for extended