To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is my udir/c Toy drone indicator light off?
The drone indicator light might be off due to several reasons: * **Low battery:** Recharge the drone battery. * **Expired or over discharge protection battery:** Replace the battery with a new one. * **Poor contact:** Try disconnecting and reconnecting the battery. * **Switch damage:** Replace the receiver board.
What to do if my udir/c U12S Toy controller indicator light is off?
If the controller indicator light is off, here are a few potential causes and solutions: * **Low battery:** Replace the controller battery. * **Incorrectly installed batteries:** Ensure the batteries are installed following the polarity indicators. * **Incorrectly positioned batteries:** Clean any dirt between the battery and the battery contacts. * **Interfering signal:** Restart the helicopter and power on the controller. * **Mis-operation:** Operate the drone step by step in accordance with the user manual.
Why udir/c Toy drone could not hover and tilts to one side?
If the drone can't hover and tilts, it could be due to: * **Improper Calibration:** Please refer to the Calibration. * **Deformed Propeller:** Replace the propeller. * **Gyroscope issue:** Turn off the power and calibrate the helicopter according to the instructions after a serious crash. * **Damaged Motor:** Replace the motor. * **Deformed main bearing:** Replace the main bearing.
Why udir/c U12S Toy can’t altitude hold?
The inability to hold altitude may be due to: * **Deformed propeller:** Replace the propeller. * **Damaged motor:** Replace the motor. * **Unstable atmospheric pressure:** Refer to the “Altitude Hold Mode” instruction.
Identifies key parts of the helicopter for preparation, including propellers and lights.
Instructions for charging the helicopter's power source and indicator light behavior.
Critical safety advice including age limits, propeller hazards, and reading guidelines.
Guide on inserting the battery into the helicopter body and connecting the jack.
Process for placing batteries into the remote controller following polarity indicators.
How to attach the phone holder and secure a smartphone for control without blocking buttons.
Steps for app download, pairing the transmitter to the helicopter, and connecting the phone.
Detailed explanation of left and right stick movements for controlling ascent, descent, and direction.
Procedures for taking off, flying at altitude, and landing the helicopter safely.
Instructions for using the emergency stop function and related tips for safe operation.
Guide to capturing media, storing files, and adjusting flight speed settings.
Procedures for flight trimming, gyroscope calibration, and altitude hold functionality.
How the system alerts users to low battery levels on the transmitter and helicopter.
Comprehensive specifications for the drone, transmitter, app, camera, and charger.
Solutions for typical problems like controller light issues, pairing failures, and low power.
Solutions for more complex flight and performance problems like hovering issues and control difficulties.
Information regarding regulatory compliance, interference, and radio frequency exposure.
Guidelines for Li-Po battery disposal and general product improvement and accuracy notices.
The UDIRC U12S is a user-friendly helicopter designed for aerial photography and real-time image transmission. It is suitable for users over 14 years old and emphasizes safety with warnings to stay away from rotating propellers and to carefully read important statements and safety guidelines.
The U12S helicopter is equipped with a camera for aerial photography and video recording, transmitting real-time images to a connected smartphone. It features an Altitude Hold Mode for stable hovering, making it easier for beginners to control. The helicopter is controlled via a transmitter that connects to a smartphone running the "Flyingsee" app, available for both iOS and Android systems. The app provides detailed operation instructions and allows users to view photos and videos stored in the phone's local gallery.
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