JAMARA 422027 Angle 120 Altitude 2.4GHz Drone Instruction Manual

JAMARA 422027 Angle 120 Altitude 2.4GHz Drone Instruction Manual

General information

JAMARA e.K. is not liable for any damage caused to the product itself or through this, provided this is due to improper operation or handling errors. The Customer alone bears the full responsibility for the proper use and handling, including without limitation, the assembly, the charging process, the use and choice of the operation area. Please refer to the operating and user instructions, it contains important information and warnings.

This model is not a toy!

Not suitable for people under 16 year.

Warning:

• Not suitable for children under 36 months. RISK OF SUFFOCATION! Contains small parts which can be swallowed.
  Keep away necessarily from children.

• Your name and address must be visibly displayed on each drone you own!

• This device is not intended for use by individuals (Including children) with reduced physical sensory, mental abilities, lack of experience and / or knowledge, unless they are supervised in how the device is to be used.

Certificate of Conformity
Hereby JAMARA e.K. declares that the product „Angle 120 Altitude 2,4 GHz, No. 422027 (UAS class 0)“ complies with Directive 2014/53/EU and 2011/65/EU.
The full text of the EU Declaration of Conformity is available at the following Internet address: www.jamara-shop.com/Conformity

 Read the complete instructions and security instructions carefully before using the model.

ATTENTION!
Video and photo recording:
Never take photo and film footage of people without their permission. The unauthorised recordings violate the privacy and rights of the person and may be punishable by law!

Attention

Before operating: Switch the model on first then the transmitter.
When finished: First switch off the model then the transmitter.

• Never operate your model beyond sight. Both the maximum visibility as well as the max. range of your model will depend on many factors such as weather, location and interfering frequencies. Before each use, perform a range test under safe, controllable conditions, and also check how the model is operating during a signal failure e.g. in the case of empty transmitter batteries or switched-off or failed transmitter. Quadrocopters with Altitude technology should not be held in your hand during a functional or range test, as the altitude control will give full throttle until a rise in altitude is registered. Instead it is recommended to fix the model from below on a rope which is not put on tension, but is left loose.
• In operation and under optimal conditions never exceed the maximum range of 30 meters.

Overview

1. Smartphone holder
2. Start and landing assistant | Emergency Stop
3. Video / Photo function
4. Power LED
5. Camera LED
6. Speed control stick/Rudder | Beginners / advanced / expert mode
7. Nick/Roll control stick (left/right, forward/backward) Flip mode
8. ▲Compass function
9. ▼Flyback function
10. Rudder trim (turn left / right)
11. Nick trim (forward / backward)
12. Roll trim (left / right)
13. Power switch
14. Battery cover

Fitting the batteries
Observe the polarity.

Battery warning:

Non-rechargeable batteries are not to be recharged!
Do not open! Do not dispose of in fire! Do not mix old and new batteries!
Do not mix alkaline batteries, standard (carbon-zinc) or rechargeable batteries!
Rechargeable batteries are to be removed from the toy before being charged!
Rechargeable batteries are only to be charged under adult supervision!
The supply terminals are not to be short-circuited!

Component Description

1. Rotor blades, front
2. On-Off Switch
3. Rotor blades, rear
4. Camera
5. Protecting ring
6. USB connection
7. MicroSD Slot
8. LEDs red, front
9. LEDs green, rear
10. Battery

Charging process by USB

1. Always remove the battery for charging from the model (for safety reasons the battery must not be charged in the model. Otherwise the battery can get too hot (fire danger)).
2. Insert the USB plug of the charging cable into the USB socket of your PC and connect the battery with the charging cable.
   The LED light is ON whilst charging and turns OFF when charging complete. The charging process should take approx. 60 min. and should give you approx. 7 – 10 min. flying time.

Attention!
Let the model cool off sufficiently after each use before putting it back into operation. When using an additional batteries let it cool off for minimum 6 minutes until the model is operated again. Overheating can damage the electronics or may result in fire. Always disconnect the battery from the charger immediately after charging. Always disconnect the charger from the power supply immediately after disconnecting the battery. Inserting the rechargeable battery or charger after charging will result in damage to the battery, charger or the power supply (fire hazard).

Binding of transmitter and model

• With the model places on level surface.
• Push the battery in the model and switch the model on (1). The LEDs on the model blinking. At this time avoid moving the model so the radio and gyro system can initialize. Turn on the transmitter.
• For the initialisation process to be completed push the throttle stick to the top and back (1.2); an acoustic signal sounds. Once the LED lights up permanently, the binding process is completed. If this does not work, repeat the process.

Altitude Hold Adjustment

Altitude Hold Adjustment is a function that allows the model to maintain the predetermined altitude based on the measured air pressure by a barometer (or altimeter). The barometer measures on the basis of changes in air pressure, the height differences of the model and compensates automatically and unnoticeable.

1. Start operating method of the aircraft.

   • Start the aircraft:
     Way 1: Move the two control sticks 45 ° downwards outwards (1), the rotors begin to rotate.
     Way 2: Bring the two control sticks downwards by 45 ° to the centre (1.2), the rotors begin to rotate.
     Way 3: Press the left upper button (1.3) on the transmitter to start the motor. Push upward the throttle lever, the aircraft will take off.

2. Stop operating method of the aircraft.

   • Stop the aircraft:
     Way 1: Press down the left throttle stick (2) and the aircraft will landing pack to earth. The rotors come to a stop. Way 2: Land/ Start Assistant
     If you press the button (1.3) when the model flying, automatically reduced the modell altitude during flight until it touches down and will then come to a standstill. You will have to continue stearing the model. The assistant only takes control of the height.

   • Emergency Stop:
     In the case that it is fallen off by accident or meeting the danger during the course of flying, please press the left upper button for 3 seconds to start the emergeny stop (2.2) shown. The rotors are stopped immediately, the model crashes. To restart the model, you must restart the model and transmitter.

Auto trim function

If the model does not move or reacts in a controlled manner, perform the auto trimming function. Bring the left stick and the right stick down to the left for 3 seconds until the LEDs on the model begin to flash rapidly. Bring both control sticks to the bottom right.
By this calibration the compass direction automatically gets set in the direction in which the model shows during the calibration process. Let go the control sticks and the lights on the model stop blinking and move to full lighting – the indicates automatic trimming was successfull.

Trimming the model

Let the model hover in one spot and watch the changes in the respective by pressing the trimm controls.

1. Trim the pitch
2. Trim the roll position
3. Trim the rudder

Practice simulation fligh

Before flying with the model check first about its control functions and perform some exercises. Place the model with the back facing to you (black) on a flat surface. Practice only to hover with the throttle control. Then, you try to change the position of the model using the right stick (forward, backward, sideways) and possibly correct the flight. At last, you should practice turning the model around its own axis with the left stick. If you are into the basic functions of the model you can perform your first controlled flight.

1. Combination of gas, rudder, roll and pitch
   After you are into the different control methods of the model now you can try to combine the various controls.

2. Change of flight perspective
   After you master the flying of the model of the view from the rear of the model it is time to practice the flight from the side of the model and from facing towards to the model. Remember, you need to invert the controls (vice versa).

1. Beginners / advanced / expert mode
   By pressing the beginners/advanced/expert button you will be able to choose from 3 flight modes.
   Press the left stick vertically downwards.
   A. Beginner mode (1 x beep)
   The model has small deflexions, controls are performed smoothly.
   B. Advanced mode (2 x beep)
   The deflexions are higher, controls are performed directly.
   C. Expert mode (3 x beep)
   Full deflexion on model, controls are performed aggressively.

2. Flip mode
   If you set the flip function, you fly in 2 meters in height and move the joystick in the appropriate direction in which the model is to perform the flip. To perform a flip, push the right stick vertically down and release it.Once the flip button is pressed, move the right control stick in the direction the Flip should be performed.

Compass & Flyback function

Your model has a Compass & Flyback function. This means it is able to keep the desired flyback direction even if it turns in another direction during flight (the front does not face the flight direction anymore) and flies back to you semi-automatic.

First steps:

First of all you should choose the direction that you want to save in the compass of the model. This direction is used by the compass as the main flight direction. For example, you fly along a straight path and would like to use the compass mode; you have to choose the direction of the path as the main flight direction.
Now if you are using the compass mode to follow a moving object you do not have to waste a thought on the flying direction of the model. If you push the steering stick to the front the model will fly away from you. If you pull the steering stick to the back the model will fly back to you following the direction of the path (Compass function).

Setting up the Compass & Flyback mode: 

The direction in which the model is facing at the first start is saved as Compass direction. The Compass & Flyback function can only be activated while the model is in the air and by pressing the Compass (A)/Flyback (B) button on your remote control. Indicated by the LEDs and sound from the remote control the model is entering Compass & Flyback mode. The model now automatically follows the programmed compass direction in Flyback mode regardless in which direction it is facing until you move the right control stick. After moving the right control stick the model is automatically in Compass Mode for you to control it on the compass direction. During use of the Compass & Flyback function you need to control the altitude with the throttle stick.

Low Voltage Warning

If the capacity of your battery is nearly empty the model shows this by a low voltage warning. The LEDs at the bottom of the model will start to flash. Now you should quickly make your way back with your model as it lands automatically after approx. 45 seconds.

Caution

Always switch off the model immediately after each use. Immediately after each use the battery should be disconnected from the model. The battery can be deeply discharged by leaving it switched on accidentally or leaving it plugged in. Deep discharge causes the battery to lose power or can be damaged to such an extent that charging or discharging is no longer possible or the battery can self-ignite during charging or discharging (fire hazard). Never attempt to charge or discharge deeply discharged batteries. The battery voltage should never fall below 3 volts to avoid deep discharge.
The fully charged battery has a voltage of approx. 4,2 Volt. After use, the intact battery should be fully charged immediately after a cooling phase of at least 10 minutes but at the latest after 12 hours to avoid subsequent deep discharge by self-discharge. If the battery is not used or stored for a longer period of time, the battery should be checked for voltage (min. 3,9 volts) or damage at least every 3 months and charged or disposed of if necessary.

Camera function

1. To create a camera recording, press the right button at the top of the transmitter. Press the camera button (A) short and release again. The red LED (B) on the transmitter flashes.
   A still image is stored. Press the Camera button (A) longer and release it again. The red LED (B) is light permanently. It signals that the recording. Press the Video button again turns off the LED and the recording is stopped and the video will be saved.

2. To view recording remove the Micro SD Card pull it out of the slot.

Attention!
Micro SD card should be placed with the little copper connections upward (to the model).

1. USB
   • Insert the memory card into the USB adapter and these in the USB port of your PC.
   • The USB adapter should be automatically detected by your computer and appears as a drive. The viewing of the video should be possible with different media players.

2. Connecting to PC

   • Connect the model turned off using the supplied USB cable into an USB slot on your PC.
   • The memory card is recognised as a mass storage device and displayed as a drive in your workplace.
   • Now you can go to the appropriate folder for video or photo of the memory card and the video‘s and photo‘s view or to copy from memory card to your PC.

Attention!
If you have trouble playing the files with Quicktime try your other media players. You can also look online for recommended free downloadable player. Video camera does not record sound

Changing the main blades

If you have to change a main blade you have to pay attention of the rotor position of each main blade. The white coloured main blades are meant to the front and the black ones are meant for the rear . Also pay attention of the left and right mounting position of the blades (A + B)! Take an Example on the picture (pic. 1) and the labels on the bottom of the rotor blades. If you mount the main blades in wrong position the model will get out of control! To change the main blades remove the screw (pic. 2) and drop out the main blade carefully. Press the main blade back again and secure it again with the screw.

Software Download and Installation

1. Download & Install the free App on your mobile phone. Insert the mobile phone holder on top of the antenna of the remote control.

2. Turn on the model, then transmitter and perform the binding process – see page 4. Only available if operated via remote control. Open the „Settings“ in your mobile phone/ tablet and turn the Wifi on. To pair your mobile phone/tablet with the model you need to establish a WLAN connection with the model (Jamara Angle 120). You do not need a password and can directly connect to it.

3. Now open the „Angle 120“ App and press the „Setting“ button for the App tools to open. Copy the settings you see in figure 4. Now activate the Altitude Hold function. The arrow in top left corner will enable you to move back tot he start menu. Start the program with the „Play“ button.

4. This will open the live image of the camera. Photos (A) and videos (B) can be taken via the App and Transmitter (see page 9). Footage is stored on the storage space of your mobile/ cell phone or tablet.
   The following points need tob e adhered to if you want to control your model via the FPV App:

5. 5. In order to fly the model via the App, you must first turn off the transmitter and remove the phone
   from the holder. Then activate the App – Control (G). The Steering menu will open (image 6).
   6. Specify whether you want to control through the tilt control (E) or via the virtual stick (L+M). Select whether the model is to respond quickly or slowly (D). Now press the Take Off button (K) and the rotors begin to rotate. The model now takes control input on the virtual height control stick (L) and takes off. To land the model use the virtual height stick (L) and pull it down or use the landing Button (J). The model will then begin to decline autonomously until it has landed.
   Meanwhile, you need to continue controlling to the desired landing position. Above the trim buttons (N), you can fine-tune the model.

A Photo
B Video
C Gallery
You can use the Gallery button in the app to view the videos / photos.
D Beginner / Advanced / Expert mode Slow (30%) – Medium (60%) – Fast (100%)
E Activation of the sensor control
Press the button for sensor control. Now the left / right control function is deactivated and the model can be controlled by pivoting the smartphone. To reactivate the left / right control function, press the button for sensor control.
F Flight Pivot Mode
Paint with your finger a trajectory that your model will search for automatically (Fig. 8).
G Activating the control elements (Fig. 6)
The transmitter must be switched off.
ATTENTION! Only on the ground – never switch off the transmitter during flight.
H Additional menu (Fig. 7)
I Flip
J Land Button
K Take Off idle
L Lifting / lowering | Yawing left / right
M Left / Right
N Trimming
O Screen rotation 180 °
P Splitscreen (for VR glasses)
Q Compass / Headless mode
Press to entre Compass / Headless mode.
R Autocalibration

Problems and solutions

The LED on the receiver is blinking.

1. The receiver don´t recieve a signal.
   • Check the binding of the model and make sure that the transmitter is turned on.
2. Undervoltage alarm
   • Land the model and recharge the battery

The model don´t recognize.

1. You are out of reach.
   • Decrease the distance to the model.
2. The transmitter batterys are to low.
   • Put new batterys into the transmitter.

The rotor is making strange noises.

1. The rotor blade is damaged.
   • Replace the rotor.

After changing the blades the model don´t flies properly.

1. The blades are not installed properly.
   • Install the blades properly

The model don´t rise up after charging.

1. Battery or charger are damaged.
   • Replace battery or charger.
2. The battery was not charged enough.
   • Always charge the battery till it is full charged.

Recording is not possible.

1. The memory card is full or not inserted.
   • Emtying the memory card resp. Insert the memory card.

Spare parts

| No. 423167
Rotorblades
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| No. 423170
USB charging
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without pic.| No. 423173
Receiver electronics
| No. 423168
Battery
| No. 423171
Rotor Protection
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without pic.| No. 423174
Motor A
| No. 423169
Transmitter
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without pic.| No. 423172
Main Gear 4 pcs.
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without pic.| No. 423175
Motor B

Security instructions

• This product is not intended for use by individuals (including children) with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and / or knowledge, unless they are supervised by a person responsible for their safety and is able to give instructions about how the product should be used. Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the product.

• The User is fully responsible for the correct use of the model.

• Warning:
  Risk of eye injury! Keep a safe distance of 1 – 2 meters to yourself or others to protect against injury.

• The model should not be changed in any way, doing so will invalidate the guarantee.

• Do not fly in temperatures above + 45° C or below 10° C.

• Protect the model from strong sunlight, moisture and dust.

• Be aware that some parts of the model may get hot.

Operating

• Attention!
  In some countries it is a legal requirement to carry third party indemnity insurance when operating a radio controlled model. Please ask your local dealer, governing body or your insurance company for details.

• Never use the model near an airport, railway or roads. Always keep a safe distance from potentially hazardous and specially protected areas.

• Do not operate your model near radio stations, power lines, transformer boxes or similar facilities! This can result in radio interference, causing loss of control over the model.

• It must be observed that neither persons or animals or other obstacles are within the operating enviroment. Keep hands, hair and loose clothing away from the rotor, not reach into the rotors.

• The Outdoor-model can only be flown in good weather. Do not fly in wind, rain or thunder storms.

• Find a place to fly which complies with any laws, and is free from obstacles such as trees, houses and / or other obstacles.

• To ensure safety and for best results, the model may only be flown in a large open room (~ 6 x 5 x 2,5 m), free of obstacles such as lights or furniture. In addition, no draft should be available.

• Do not let the model fall or crash from high height. This may affect the flight characteristics and lifetime of your model.

Safety precausions for battery

Because of the high power compactivity (up to 150 Wh/kg) the cells are quite dangerous and need special care! The company Jamara excludes explicitly, all types of liability for damages, that can occure when using the Lithium- PolymerCells indequate.

• When using the battery incorrect there is a risk of getting fire or acid-injuries.
• Overcharging, too high power, or discharging at low level destroys the cell.
• Protect from mechanical stress (squeezing, pushing, bending, drilling).
• Never open or cut batteries, do not throw into fire, keep away from children.
• Handle damaged or leaking battery with care. Injuries or damages to the product can occure.
• Under no circumstance short-circuit the device and always watch out for correct polarity.
• Protect batteries from heat above 65 °C , mount away from hot objects (for example exhaust pipe).
• Before storing batteries (for example in the winter) charge the battery. Do not store in fully charged or in non charged state!
• The contents of the cell is harmfull for skin and eye.
• If the content comes into contact with skin, clean with plenty of water and take off moisted clothes.
• If the content comes into contact with the eyes, clean with plenty of water and consult a doctor.

If the cell overheats, swells, burns or smoke is coming from it,= do not touch it under any circumstances. Keep away in a safe distance and prepare adequate extinguishing agents such (No water explosion, well dry sand, fire extinguishers, fire blanket, salt water).

Disposal restrictions

Batteries and accumulators must not be disposed of in domestic waste. You are obliged to dispose of batteries (seperate collection) appropriately. After use you can return batteries free of charge to the retail store. As batteries contain substances that can be irritant, can cause allergy and are highly reactive, separate collections and proper recycling is important to the environment and to your health. If the batteries are marked with a chemical symbol Hg, Cd or Pb below the crossed-out waste bin on wheels it refers to that more than 0.0005% of mercury (Hg), more than 0.002% of cadmium (Cd) or more than 0.004% Lead (Pb) is included.

Disposal restrictions

Electrical appliances must not be disposed of in domestic waste and must be disposed of separately.
You are obliged to take out the batteries, if possible, and to dispose of the electrical equipment at the communal collection points. Should personal data be stored on the electrical appliance you must remove them by yourself.

JAMARA e.K.
Inh. Manuel Natterer
Am Lauerbühl 5 – DE-88317 Aichstetten
Tel. +49 (0) 75 65/94 12-0 – Fax +49 (0) 75 65/94 12-23

info@jamara.com ● www.jamara.com
Service – Tel. +49 (0) 75 65/94 12-777
service@jamara.com

References

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