How to fix Fat Shark Accessories when there is no image and the display is completely dark?
If your Fat Shark accessories display is completely dark, it's likely due to a lack of power. Check all power connections to ensure they are secure and the device is receiving power.
Why is there static on all channels on my Fat Shark Accessories?
If you're experiencing static on all channels with your Fat Shark accessories, the issue might be a transmitter (TX) without power. Verify that the TX LED is illuminated, indicating it's receiving power.
How to improve short range on Fat Shark Accessories?
If you're getting a short range with your Fat Shark accessories, ensure that a 5.8GHz antenna is correctly installed. Also, check for any potential sources of interference in the area. Make sure the transmitter has a clear line of sight to the headset, testing in an open area free from obstructions is recommended.
What to do if Fat Shark Accessories display is glowing dark grey but there is no image?
If your Fat Shark accessories display is glowing dark grey but showing no image, and you're using a wireless module, make sure to turn on the RX power on the bottom of the headset. If you're using an AV in cable, check the video source. Also, ensure the TX is on and the camera connections are solid.
Why are there horizontal interference lines when using 5.8Ghz receiver on Fat Shark Accessories?
If you're seeing lots of interference lines (horizontal lines) when using a 5.8GHz receiver with your Fat Shark accessories, it could be harmonic interference from a 2.4GHz RC controller. Try turning the radio on and off to see if that resolves the issue. You can also use CH1 on the TX/headset, as it's not affected by 2.4GHz. Finally, verify that the correct frequency antenna is being used.
What causes short range on Fat Shark Accessories?
If you're experiencing a short range with your Fat Shark accessories, ensure that a compatible antenna is installed. Avoid using antennas from other manufacturers, as they may be dual band or have a reverse SMA (without a center pin to connect to the receiver).
What to do if there is no image on one channel and static on the rest on Fat Shark Accessories?
If you're only getting an image on one channel and static on all the others with your Fat Shark accessories, the camera might not be connected properly or the lens cap may have been left on. Check these to make sure that your TX is working normally.
How to fix interference lines on Fat Shark Accessories?
If you're seeing lots of interference lines (horizontal lines) on your Fat Shark accessories, try choosing a cleaner channel to reduce the interference.
What causes white dots on the LCD display of Fat Shark Accessories?
If you see white dots on the LCD display of your Fat Shark accessories, it's likely due to sun exposure. The sun has burnt off the LCD color filter because the goggles were carelessly left exposed to the sun.
Includes a protective case for storing the Fat Shark headset and accessories.
The primary FPV headset unit.
Includes both transmitter and receiver antennas for the 5.8GHz band.
7.4V Li-Po battery pack with a discharge lead for charging.
A cloth for cleaning the headset optics.
The complete operating guide for the Teleporter V5 headset.
Connection point for the external antenna.
Port for connecting the battery or external power.
Port for composite video and audio input/output.
Adjusts the audio volume for the headset.
Buttons for selecting video/audio channels.
Controls for display settings and head tracking activation.
Port for analog head tracking data output.
Switch to control power to the receiver module.
Standard audio jack for connecting headphones.
Adjusts display contrast with side buttons and brightness with front/back buttons.
Long pressing the display control button toggles digital head tracking mode.
Short pressing resets the head tracker's center reference position.
Analog head tracking output is continuously active.
Switch controls power to the receiver module for video reception.
Use channel buttons to cycle through available video/audio channels.
Guaranteed compatibility with Fat Shark and ImmersionRC transmitters.
Lists the frequencies for channels 1 through 7.
Audio alert when battery voltage drops below 6.8V.
Adjusts audio volume by pressing the control buttons.
Procedure to enter the head tracking menu by holding button during battery insertion.
Describes menu options based on short/long beeps for mode, direction, and defaults.
Manual control to set the desired center position for the camera.
Recommendation against simultaneous analog and digital head tracking use.
Details the RCA connector pin assignments for video and audio.
Instructions to connect the headset's AV out to a recording device.
Connect headset to external devices via AV cable; shut off internal receiver.
Use standard RC battery chargers with 3-pole balance lead; do not exceed 1A.
Notes on determining charge completion and resetting the safety circuit.
Crucial safety guidelines for charging, discharging, and handling LiPo batteries.
Description of the preassembled downlink system for aircraft use.
Chart detailing channel selection and status for the transmitter.
Warning not to power the transmitter without an antenna to prevent amplifier damage.
Details camera lens, FOV, NTSC/PAL selection, and connection.
Information on available diopter lens inserts for users with vision correction.
Field of view and interpupillary distance details.
Specifies stereo audio output.
Lists available user adjustable controls.
Details power supply requirements and consumption.
Details the 7.4V lithium polymer battery.
Information on NTSC/PAL auto select and interlaced video.
Details ergonomic design, eye cups, and weight.
Details display resolution and pixel count.
Details head tracker type, control, and output.
Details receiver frequency and channels.
Lists the available connection ports on the headset.
Advice on selecting channels with minimal interference for best performance.
Recommendation to upgrade to SpiroNET antenna for better range on aerial vehicles.
Importance of performing range tests for AV and RC controls before flying.
Advice on spacing components to avoid interference with RC control range.
Ensuring clear line of sight for the transmitter antenna from the aircraft.
Practicing in a familiar area to avoid disorientation.
Explains potential video breakup when flying directly overhead due to antenna null.
Notes on rapid signal strength drop-off and maintaining line of sight.
Describes how reflections cause signal cancellation and how to mitigate.
Addresses harmonic interference between 5.8GHz AV and 2.4GHz RC systems.
User's legal responsibility for responsible operation.
Possible causes and solutions for a dark or blank display.
Troubleshooting steps for static on all or specific channels.
Diagnosing and resolving interference lines on the display.
Solutions for battery DOA or failure to charge.
Troubleshooting steps for reduced operating range.
Cause and solution for white dots appearing on the LCD display.
Details on exchange period, repair warranty, and shipping responsibilities.
Information on contacting retailers and accessing the support forum.
General| Resolution | 320 x 240 |
|---|---|
| Screen | LCD |
| Video Format | NTSC/PAL |
| Battery Life | 2 hours |
| Power Supply | 7.4V |
| Battery Type | LiPo |
| Included Components | Headset, battery |
| Field of View | 25 degrees |
| FOV (Diagonal) | 25 degrees |
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