Fuselage Length
Overall Height
Main Rotor Diameter
Total Weight
550mm
220mm
430mm
443g
Main Motor 370 x 2
Charging Time 150 Mins Approx
Flying Time 8~12 Minutes
Li-Po Battery 7.4V 1500mAh
This helicopter is equipped with a
removable aerial camera
R/C Helicopter
Transmitter
Video Transmitter
7.4V Li-Po Battery
USB Cable
AC Charger
Spare A&B Main Blades
Spare Tail Rotor
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Name
Quantity
Name
Quantity
4 Channel Aerial
Photography R/C
Helicopter with
Real Time Video
Please read this Instruction Manual before operation. Please pay particular attention
to the CAUTION information
Part Number: A-ARTF68752
R/C Helicopter with wireless photography function
Record still images and video to view in real-time on the transmitter’s display
Instruction Manual
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2. KIT CONTENTS
1. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
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Move the ON/OFF
Switch to the OFF
Position when
Charging
Helicopter
Aerial Camera
Wireless Video
Transmitting Device
Transmitter with
Real-Time Video Display
AC Charger
3. FITTING THE BATTERIES AND CHARGING THE HELICOPTER
2. KIT CONTENTS (CONTINUED)
1. Loading the batteries: Remove the single screw retaining the battery cover. Now remove the
transmitter’s battery cover. Load 6 x AA batteries (not included) ensuring that the correct polarity
is observed.
2. Ensuring that the helicopter is switched off, connect the plug at the end of the charger’s lead in the
helicopter’s battery socket. Now plug the charger into a mains wall socket. When charging, the LED
When the battery is fully charged, the LED indicator will turn green. The helicopter is now ready
This R/C helicopter uses a Lithium Polymer battery. Please pay attention to the following safety items
below.
CAUTION
CAUTION
If you do not intend using
the helicopter for a long
time, ensure the power
switch is in the OFF position
and remove all batteries
from inside the transmitter.
Do not expose the battery to high temperatures - it may ignite
or explode
Do not drop the battery or expose it to any harsh impact
Do not allow the battery to get wet
Store the battery in a dry and cool place
Only use the charger supplied with this product to charge the
battery
Do not attempt to disassemble the battery
Do not charge unattended
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4. TRANSMITTER KEY FUNCTIONS
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If you do not need to display
realtime images on the
transmitter’s display, just
press the ON/OFF switch for
the screen on the right hand
corner of the transmitter to
save power. Press the switch
once and it will turn OFF,
press it again and it will turn
ON.
If possible, it is recommended the helicopter is
from people, obstacles and pets
Photograph
Button
Power
Switch
2.4 Inch
LCD
Power Switch
for LCD
5. FLYING ENVIRONMENT
Left/Right
Trim
Forwards/
Backwards
Trim
Combined
control stick
- Forwards/
Backwards
and Left/
Right
Display of
Transmission Status
Throttle Display
in Percentage
Increments
Video Mode
Enabled Symbol
Camera Mode
Enabled Symbol
Left/Right Trim
Display
Forward/Backward
Trim Display
Forward/Backward and
Left/Right Control
Display
Display of Helicopter’s
Control Channel
Mode Display
Display of Throttle and
Yaw Control
Throttle Trim Display
Left/Right Yaw Trim
Display
Display showing both
Low Speed (L) and High
Speed (H) Operating Mode
Display of the Helicopter
Whilst Flying
Throttle
High/Low
Transmitter Battery
Power Indicator
Distance of
30-100m
Distance of 30-100m
Distance of
30-100m
Distance of
30-100m
After the model is started, please
do not touch the rotating parts
(including gear, main rotor, etc) as
it may cause injury.
During or immediately after
use, the motor will be very
hot. Avoid touching it.
High
Temperature
Motor
6. SAFETY PRECAUTION
The transmitter’s Left/Right steering control lever can be switched as per the
user’s wishes by simply pressing down the right control lever. By doing so, the
function of the original left control steering will be shifted to the right control
steering. Press it once again and it will return to left control steering.
8. OPERATION
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Place the helicopter carefully on the ground, turn the power switch
helicopter with the helicopter’s tail pointing towards you. Ensure
the transmitter’s throttle is closed and then turn the transmitter ON.
When the transmitter’s LED illuminates, you are ready for take off!
CAUTION
7. PREPARATION BEFORE FLYING
If the transmitter light
that the transmitter batteries
are running out of power
and consequently will need
Bank Left
Bank Right
control lever to the left. This will
make the helicopter bank to
the left.
control lever to the right.
This will make the helicopter
bank to the right.
Bank Left
Push the control
lever to the left
Bank Right
Push the control
lever to the right
Forwards
Backwards
Yaw
Yaw
Ascending
Descending
When ascending or descending,
push the control lever forwards;
the rotating speed of the main
rotor will increase and the
helicopter will ascend.
When the throttle stick is pulled
backwards the helicopter will
descend as the rotating speed
of the main rotor will reduce.
right control lever to the left will
cause the nose of the helicopter
to turn left.
control lever forwards, the nose
of the helicopter will move
downward and the helicopter
will travel forwards.
control lever backwards, the
nose of the helicopter will rise
and the helicopter will travel
backwards.
right control lever to the right will
cause the nose of the helicopter
to turn right.
Forward/Backward
Pull the Control
Lever backward
Forward/Backward
Push the Control
Lever forward
Left/Right Control Lever
Push to the Right
Ascending
Push the control
lever forwards
Descending
Pull the control
lever backwards
Left/Right Control Lever
Push to the Left
Please be sure to carry out the initial binding of the helicopter to the transmitter by following the steps
below
1. Firstly, please switch the power to the helicopter and transmitter OFF.
3. Ensure the throttle on the transmitter is in its lowest position (stick pulled back) and then switch
ON the transmitter. An LED light will indicate the transmitter is ON. A buzzer will send out a ‘‘di di”
sound to show that a bind is in progress. When the bind process (which is automatic) is complete,
the sound will stop. DO NOT switch off either the helicopter or transmitter, as this will lose the
binding process and you will need to begin again.
4. The helicopter is now ready for use, assuming it has not been turned OFF after this process.
(Simply repeat the steps each time the helicopter is switched ON).
5. When using multiple helicopters at the same time, ensure each one is bound in turn, but DO NOT
switch any OFF.
10. BINDING THE TRANSMITTER TO THE HELICOPTER
First of all, switch
the Helicopter ON
9. FLYING PRACTICE
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Switch ON
the Power
with the
throttle stick
in the low
position
To maximise your enjoyment of this model, why not practice
these four manoeuvres?
Rotate Left or Right
Landing in a precise spot
pattern which as your skill
develops, can be turned into
a circle.
Now that your skill has
developed further, try
11. CONNECTING THE CAMERA TO THE HELICOPTER
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Use the data cable included to connect the
helicopter with the aerial camera.
Switch on the helicopter
and the aerial camera
Switch ON the transmitter and
complete the necessary steps
required to bind the helicopter as
outlined on the previous page.
By pressing the photograph button, the camera will
receive a transmitted signal indicated by the LED
If the photograph button is pressed for more than 1.5
seconds, the LED will glow signifying the activation of
VIDEO mode.
Pressing the photograph button again whilst recording
will FINISH the recording.
Photograph
Button
Power
Switch
Pull out the connecting data cable between the helicopter
to push up the camera latch which holds the camera in
place and then slide it out towards the tail to separate the
camera from the helicopter
Press the Recording
button
Pull the switch to the
left to turn ON the power
Photograph Button
AV Output jack
USB Connecting Port
Power Switch
Memory Card
Port
Lens
Microphone
Recording
Indicator
12. INDEPENDENT USE OF THE DIGITAL CAMERA
times and then stop. This means that the camera is ready and in ‘Standby
Mode’. You are now able to press the shutter button and take a picture.
has been taken. If you hold down the shutter button for more than 1.5
seconds, the video mode will be activated and a video will start recording.
During the course of recording, if you press the shutter button once more,
the video will stop recording. Should you need to change the date or time,
please modify the ‘Time’ text document located in the root directory of the
Micro SD card and edit it such that the current date and time are correct.
updated before restarting the camera.
Video/Photographic
State Indicator
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13. READING THE AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY DATA & CHARGING
Disconnect the included USB cable from the helicopter and connect
“removable disc” in the “My Computer” directory. Double click it to
read the data inside the aerial camera. Please copy the aerial
photography data from the disk to the computer and then browse to
the USB port immediately as the USB port also charges the camera.
When charging is underway, the LED indicator on the camera will
Should you be unable to receive any real-time video, please consult the following list
1) Check if the 2.5mm video transmitter plug has been inserted into the AV output jack on the aerial
camera.
2) Check if the red LED on the transmitter is ON or not. If it is not ON, it means the plug is not
connected correctly in the AV port. Unplug and then re-connect. Should the problem not be
charging.
3) Check if the transmitting frequency on the video transmitter is the same as the receiving frequency.
4) If unable to receive any images, this may be due to the DIP switch having been set
incorrectly.
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ON
1 2 3 4
ON
1 2 3 4
ON
1 2 3 4
ON
1 2 3 4
ON
A channel B channel C channel
D channel
1 2 3 4
ON
1 2 3 4
ON
1 2 3 4
ON
1 2 3 4
ON
A channel B channel C channel D channel
14. REAL TIME AUDIO & VIDEO DURING FLIGHT
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Fix the video transmitter on the tail boom and
then insert the 2.5mm plug into the AV output jack
of the aerial camera. Switch on the camera. This
time the red LED on the video transmitter will be
ON, meaning it has started working.
Push up and down the DIP switch on the
transmitter to set the frequency. For this
helicopter, there are four transmitting frequencies
available. Set the DIP switch as shown in the
illustration.
The DIP switches on the back of the transmitter
are for setting the receiving frequency. Ensure
you match the receiving and transmitting
frequencies. If the transmitter is set to Channel
A, then so too must the receiver.
LCD Power
Switch
Switch ON the
transmitter’s power
switch. If the
transmitting frequency
is the same as the
receiving frequency the
screen will show a real-time image. Please
press the ON/OFF button to switch OFF the
display screen in order to save power when
you do not wish to have any live video image
shown.
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15. SPARE PARTS LIST
Actual parts supplied may differ
slightly from photographs shown.
O-JY6875017
LiPo Battery
Z-JY6875021
Main Inner Shaft
Z-JY6875022
Tail Boom
Z-JY6875023
Flybar
Z-JY6875024
Main Outer Shaft
Z-JY6875037
Horizontal Tail
Z-JY6875038
Vertical Fin
Z-JY6875040
Lower Main Frame Set
O-JY6875042
Mains Charger
P-JY6875045
Aerial Photography
Module
Z-JY6875025
Tail Boom Support
Z-JY6875030
Lower Blade Hub
Z-JY6875034/35
Main Gear Set
Z-JY6875001
Canopy
Z-JY6875003
Main Chassis
Z-JY6875004
Landing Gear
Z-JY6875006/7
Main Blade Set (A+B)
(Upper and Lower)
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11 12 13 14 15
16 17 18 19 20
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P-JY6875046
2.4GHz Wireless
Transmitter
Z-JY6875027
Flybar Linkage
Z-JY6875029
Servo Linkage
Z-JY6875036
Tail Blade
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