Silverlit Sky Eye Helicopter User Manual

1. Ifihan

Welcome to the world of remote-controlled flight with your new Silverlit Sky Eye Helicopter. This 3-channel remote control helicopter is equipped with an integrated video camera and a sophisticated gyro system for enhanced stability, making it suitable for both beginners and experienced enthusiasts. It allows you to stream and record live footage directly to the handheld remote controller, saving videos and photos to an SD card (not included) for later download to your PC. Designed for indoor and outdoor flight in calm conditions, the Sky Eye offers an immersive flying and recording experience.

Figure 1.1: The Silverlit Sky Eye Helicopter, a 3-channel remote-controlled aircraft with an integrated camera.

2. Alaye Aabo

Please read and understand all safety instructions before operating your Silverlit Sky Eye Helicopter. Failure to follow these instructions may result in injury or damage to the product.

• Abojuto Agba: A gbani nimọran ọjà yii fun awọn ọmọ ọdun 15 ati loke. A gbani nimọran abojuto awọn agbalagba fun awọn olumulo ti o kere ju.
• Ayika ofurufu: Operate the helicopter in open, clear areas, free from obstacles, people, and animals. Avoid flying near power lines, trees, or water.
• Awọn ipo oju ojo: The helicopter is designed for indoor and outdoor flight in calm conditions only. Do not fly in strong winds, rain, or snow.
• Aabo Batiri:
  • Use only the specified batteries (8 AA for transmitter, built-in Li-Poly for helicopter).
  • Maṣe dapọ atijọ ati awọn batiri titun, tabi awọn oriṣiriṣi awọn batiri.
  • Ma ṣe gbiyanju lati saji awọn batiri ti kii ṣe gbigba agbara.
  • Awọn batiri gbigba agbara yẹ ki o gba agbara nikan labẹ abojuto agbalagba.
  • Yọ awọn batiri ti o ti re kuro ni kiakia.
  • Maṣe ṣe awọn ebute batiri kukuru kukuru.
  • Sọ awọn batiri sọnu ni ifojusọna ni ibamu si awọn ilana agbegbe.
• Rotor Blades: Keep fingers, hair, and loose clothing away from the rotating rotor blades. Do not touch the helicopter while the blades are spinning.
• Ipa: Avoid crashes and impacts. If the helicopter crashes, inspect it for damage before attempting to fly again.
• Ooru: Do not expose the helicopter or transmitter to extreme temperatures or direct sunlight for prolonged periods.

3. Package Awọn akoonu

Ni ṣiṣi package, jọwọ rii daju pe gbogbo awọn nkan wọnyi wa ati ni ipo to dara:

• Silverlit Sky Eye Helicopter (1 unit)
• 2.4GHz Transmitter with integrated LCD screen (1 unit)
• Okun Ngba agbara USB (ẹyọkan 1)
• Ilana Afowoyi (iwe yii)

Akiyesi: A Micro SD card is ko si and must be purchased separately to record photos and videos.

Figure 3.1: The Silverlit Sky Eye Helicopter packaging, showing the helicopter and transmitter.

4. Eto

4.1. Atagba Batiri sori

The transmitter requires 8 AA batteries (not included).

1. Wa ibi ipamọ batiri naa ni ẹhin ti atagba naa.
2. Ṣii ideri batiri naa.
3. Fi awọn batiri AA tuntun 8 sii, ni idaniloju polarity ti o pe (+/-).
4. Pa ideri batiri naa ni aabo.

Figure 4.1: The Silverlit Sky Eye Transmitter, showing the control sticks, display, and various buttons.

4.2. Helicopter Charging

The helicopter has a built-in Li-Poly battery.

1. Ensure the helicopter's power switch is in the "OFF" position.
2. Connect the USB charging cable to the helicopter's charging port.
3. So opin keji okun USB pọ mọ ibudo USB ti o ni agbara (fun apẹẹrẹ, kọmputa, adapter odi USB).
4. The charging indicator light on the USB cable or helicopter will illuminate during charging and turn off or change color when fully charged.
5. Charging typically takes approximately 60-90 minutes.

4.3. Micro SD Kaadi ifibọ

A Micro SD card (not included) is required for recording photos and videos.

1. Locate the Micro SD card slot on the helicopter (refer to the product diagram if available).
2. Gently insert the Micro SD card into the slot until it clicks into place. Ensure the correct orientation.
3. Lati yọọ kuro, rọra tẹ kaadi sii lẹẹkansi titi yoo fi jade.

4.4. Pairing the Helicopter and Transmitter

Follow these steps to establish a connection between the helicopter and the transmitter:

1. Ensure both the helicopter and transmitter are fully charged.
2. Gbe ọkọ ofurufu naa si ori ilẹ ti o rọgbọkú, ti o si dada.
3. Turn on the transmitter by sliding the power switch to "ON". The power indicator light will illuminate.
4. Turn on the helicopter by sliding its power switch to "ON".
5. The helicopter's indicator light will blink, and the transmitter's screen may show a pairing status.
6. Move the left throttle stick (left joystick) on the transmitter fully up, then fully down.
7. The indicator lights on both the helicopter and transmitter should become solid, indicating successful pairing.
8. If pairing fails, turn off both devices and repeat the process.

5. Awọn ilana Iṣiṣẹ

5.1. Transmitter Controls Overview

The 2.4GHz transmitter provides precise control over the helicopter's flight and camera functions.

Figure 5.1: The transmitter displaying a live video feed from the helicopter's camera.

5.2. Ipilẹ Flight Mosi

Ensure the helicopter is paired and placed on a flat, level surface before attempting flight.

• Bo kuro: Slowly push the left throttle stick upwards. The helicopter will ascend. Increase throttle gradually until it lifts off.
• Nlọ: Adjust the throttle stick to maintain a stable altitude. Use the ST.TRIM buttons to correct any unwanted rotation.
• Forward/Backward Flight: Gently push the right stick forward to move forward, and pull it back to move backward.
• Yipada: Use the left stick left or right to rotate the helicopter on its axis (yaw).
• Ibalẹ: Slowly pull the left throttle stick downwards. Reduce throttle gradually until the helicopter gently lands. Cut throttle completely once on the ground.

5.3. Camera and Video Functions

The Sky Eye helicopter features a real-time camera that streams video to your transmitter and records to an SD card.

• Ṣíṣí fídíò ní àkókò gidi: Once the helicopter is powered on and paired, the live video feed from the helicopter's camera will automatically display on the transmitter's LCD screen.
• Mu Awọn fọto: Tẹ awọn FOTO button on the transmitter once to capture a still image. A confirmation icon or sound may indicate a successful capture.
• Fidio Gbigbasilẹ: Tẹ awọn FIDIO button on the transmitter once to start recording. Press it again to stop recording. A recording indicator (e.g., a red dot or timer) will typically appear on the transmitter screen during recording.
• Igun Kamẹra ti o le ṣatunṣe: The camera angle on the helicopter can be adjusted manually before flight to optimize your view.
• Gbigba Media silẹ: To access recorded photos and videos, remove the Micro SD card from the helicopter and insert it into a compatible card reader connected to your computer. Alternatively, connect the helicopter directly to your computer using the supplied USB cable to download files.

6. Itọju

Proper maintenance will extend the lifespan of your Silverlit Sky Eye Helicopter.

• Ninu: Use a soft, dry cloth to clean the helicopter and transmitter. Do not use harsh chemicals or solvents.
• Ibi ipamọ: Store the helicopter and transmitter in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.
• Itọju Batiri:
  • Remove batteries from the transmitter if it will not be used for an extended period.
  • Do not overcharge the helicopter's Li-Poly battery.
  • Allow the helicopter's battery to cool down after use before recharging.
• Rotor Blades: Inspect rotor blades for damage after each flight. Replace any cracked or bent blades to ensure stable flight.

7. Laasigbotitusita

If you encounter issues with your Silverlit Sky Eye Helicopter, refer to the following common problems and solutions:

8. Awọn pato

Figure 8.1: A visual representation of the helicopter's approximate size.

9. Atilẹyin ọja ati Support

For warranty information and technical support, please contact the manufacturer, Innovation & Invention LLP, or your point of purchase. Keep your proof of purchase for any warranty claims.

Manufacturer: Innovation & Invention LLP

Please note that warranty terms may vary by region and retailer. Damage caused by improper use, accidents, or unauthorized modifications is typically not covered under warranty.