FAT SHARK FSV1123_04 Dominator Hdo Plus Fpv Goggles User Manual
- September 20, 2024
- Fat Shark
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FSV1123_04 Dominator Hdo Plus Fpv Goggles
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Specifications
- Product: Fat Shark Dominator HDO+
- Model: FSV1123_04
- Resolution: 1080P OLED
- Features: Integrated DVR for analog recording
Product Usage Instructions
Setup
The Fat Shark HDO+ has many customizable features that can be
adjusted for individual pilots. Follow the steps below to properly
set up your HDO+:
Optical Adjustments
The HDO+ features an updated optical engine allowing for focus
and interpupillary (IPD) adjustment. Follow these steps for optimal
adjustment:
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Coarse Focus Adjustment: Power on the headset
and get a stable image. Close one eye, adjust the lens until the
image is in focus, then repeat for the other eye. -
Coarse IPD Adjustment: Center the image using
the IPD adjustment with one eye closed, then center with the other
eye closed. -
Fine Adjustment: Open both eyes and adjust
focus and IPD to merge the images into a single crisp picture.
Note: Focus adjustment should be done first as it may
affect IPD. IPD adjustments should be the final correction.
Once adjusted, the headset should hold its position without
requiring frequent readjustments.
General Operation
Refer to the user manual for detailed instructions on general
operation, including menu navigation, DVR recording, and other
features of the HDO+ headset.
FAQ
Q: Can I leave the headset exposed to direct sunlight?
A: No, direct sunlight can magnify through the
optics and damage the OLED color filter. Always keep the goggles in
a protective case when not in use to prevent damage.
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DOMINATOR HDO + MODEL FSV1123_04
USER MANUAL
Revision A 05/28/2024
For more product information, please visit: www.fatshark.com All Rights
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Table of Contents
Product Compatibility
3
Product Contents
4
HDO+ Headset Overview
5
Setup
6
General Operation
7
Specifications
10
Technical Support
11
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Introduction
Congratulations on purchasing the Fat Shark HDO+ modular 1080P OLED FPV
goggles with integrated DVR for analog recording. To ensure your continued
enjoyment, please take the time to read through this operating manual
thoroughly before using.
There are many feature changes from the previous generations of the Dominator
google line. Even if you are a long-time Dominator user, it is recommended
that you read this manual to understand what features have been changed and
added.
Product Compatibility
The HDO+ has been designed to adhere to established video standards and is
compatible with any product also adhering to accepted video standards. Due to
the high number of different manufacturers and variation in quality, it’s
impossible to for us to have tested with every product combination and some
troubleshooting may be required if mix/matching components. The Dominator HDO+
has been thoroughly tested with ImmersionRC gear. For best results and no
compatibility issues, Fat Shark recommends ImmersionRC gear for your accessory
products.
IMPORTANT!!!! Product Warning!!!!!
DO NOT LEAVE HEADSET EXPOSED TO DIRECT SUNLIGHT. SUNLIGHT WILL MAGNIFY THROUGH
THE OPTICS AND BURN HOLES IN THE OLED COLOR FILTER (appears as white open
areas).
THIS WILL NOT BE COVERED BY WARRANTY. KEEP GOGGLES IN PROTECTIVE CASE WHEN NOT
IN USE.
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Product Contents
Carrying Case
Dominator HDO+ Headset
Lens Cleaning Cloth
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HDO+ Headset Overview
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Setup
The HDO+ has many features that can be customized to the individual pilot.
This level of personalization requires some interaction to properly set it up
for each individual. The following topics are items to be aware of while
tuning your HDO+ to you.
Optical Adjustments:
In addition to a larger field of view and higher resolution OLED panel, the
HDO+ has a completely updated optical engine that allows for both focus and
interpupillary (IPD) adjustment. Spending a little time getting these dialed
in can dramatically improve the visual experience of the HDO+ over previous
headsets.
IPD Sliders
Focus Adjustment Wheels
The suggested method for optical adjustments is to first power on the headset
and get a stable image. This can be done by using a VRx with an external
camera, the AV in, or even the DVR menu. Once you have a stable image go
through the following steps:
- Coarse Focus Adjustment: As you move your thumb from left to right while wearing the goggles, you will move the lenses in toward the headset. It is recommended that you start by moving both lenses all the way in. Close one eye and slowly move just that lens out until the image comes into focus. Once it works well with one eye, repeat the process with the other eye.
- Coarse IPD Adjustment: Close one eye and use the IPD adjustment to center the image. Once the image is center, close your other eye and center the image.
- Fine Adjustment: Open both eyes and looked at the merged image. It may not
appear great yet. At this point, make small adjustments to the focus and IPD
to each eye until it feels visually comfortable and merges into a single crisp
picture.
Note: It can be helpful to do focus adjustment first as some users will find that changing focus can cause the IPD to shift slightly. IPD adjustments should be the final correction. Once the headset is adjusted it should hold its position and not require more adjustment over many uses.
Head Strap and Face Fit:
The HDO+ has been designed to fit a larger number of face shapes. The first thing to notice is that it ships with Arc inserts between the face padding and the Velcro layer. These inserts may
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allow you to get a tighter fit, or they may cause the face fit to be to narrow
and create a worse overall experience. Press the HDO+ up to your face with and
without the arc inserts to determine which you prefer for reasons of both
comfort and light leakage. Some pilots find the “goldilocks” fit by only using
a single arc on one side. It does not impact optical alignment so
experimentation is strongly encouraged.
Once you have configured your HDO+ for your preferred face fit, put on the
head strap, mount the battery, and make any final adjustments to your head
strap tightness to finish personalizing your HDO+ to your specific fit
requirements.
Display Configuration:
One of the most powerful customization tools in the HDO+ is the ability to
tune the actual OLED panels and drivers to the performance parameters that you
most prefer. While we recommend a few flights on the default setting,
experienced pilots may want to begin to make adjustments right away to
customize their display.
To access the complete image setting menu, press and hold the display 5-way
switch for 2 seconds. The Image Settings menu should appear onscreen. The
5-way switch is then used to adjust the image settings. Moving the joystick up
and down will navigate between setting categories and pressing right or left
will increment or decrement the category. The maximum setting for everything
but power is 20. The maximum setting for power is 100.
The settings that can be adjusted are contrast, brightness, sharpness,
saturation, and power. The first four setting are standard display settings.
Power is the actual maximum power provided to the OLED panels. If you increase
this, the light energy of the panel will actually go up (so whites get
brighter). This will have a negative impact on battery life as it can
significantly increase power consumption. It is recommended to keep the OLED
power setting at or below 50 for battery life reasons.
General Operation
Display Controls:
Brightness/contrast control: On the display 5-way switch, pressing left and
right increases/decreases display contrast and forward/back
increases/decreases brightness.
Display mode selection: Vertically depressing the contrast/brightness button
for a short press scrolls through the following modes: Analog 4:3, Analog
16:9, DIGITAL VIDEO IN. The OSD indicates mode.
Channel select: Pressing channel up/down buttons will cause the channel to
incrementally increase/decrease from channels 1 to 8 (see relevant receiver
module for channel map). Audio will beep on channel change. A long beep sounds
on channel top and bottom limits.
Low battery warning: The HDO+ supports batteries of 2S to 6S. The low-voltage
alarm correspondence table for each type of battery is as follows (note that
for each type of battery, the low-voltage alarm will only take effect when the
power is higher than 80%).
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Battery Type 2S battery 3S battery 4S battery 5S battery 6S battery
Alarm triggers 6.8V±0.2 10.2V±0.2 13.6V±0.2 17V±0.2 20.4V±0.2
Volume control: each press of button increments volume up or down. Standard
earphones can be used with the Dominator HDO+
RX power switch: The RX module power is independently controlled via this
switch. If a module is inserted, but desired video source is via the AV cable;
the RX module needs to be turned off to avoid image conflict.
DVR Operation:
1.SD card MUST be formatted before use to ensure stable recording.
2.DVR is for analog recording only, no HD recording.
3.Do not place alternative files that you want to keep into the DVR. The DVR
may not recognize the file space and write over your files. Use dedicated SD
card.
Recording (Using the DVR 5-way switch):
After powering goggles, turn on DVR by depressing vertically and holding the
DVR control button for 1 full second (long press).
The DVR red LED should now show be solid.
Ensure a SD card is inserted and short press to start recording (LED will
slowly FLASH (~2 times/second). Single beep on record start.
Short press again stops recording (turns to solid LED). Double beep on record
stop.
Playback (Using the DVR 5-way switch):
After turning on DVR and in stop record mode (SOLID LED) depress and hold DVR
button for 1 second (long press) to enter menu.
Menu Navigation
Playback (press right to enter) the first file will be selected, and a
preview will be displayed
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Press up/down to change the selected file Press right to play the selected
file
o During playback, up/down will control playback speed or rewind o Right press
will pause / unpause the video o Left Press will return to the main menu
Format (press right to enter)
Execute (press right again to begin formatting the SD card)
Record (press right to enter) there are 3 modes to choose from
Default mode: no recording begins until the button is pressed to start Auto
Start: the DVR will start recording when the headset is powered on Auto Start
Continuous: the DVR will start recording when the headset is powered
on and will overwrite the file if the SD card memory is full
Pressing up/down to select the recording mode and right press to confirm the
selection. Press left to exit to the main menu.
AV connector Pin-out
G r ound Vi deo AudR AuL
3.5mm AV Connector: Yellow: Video, White: Audio Left, Red: Audio Right
DIGITAL VIDEO IN Input
The DIGITAL VIDEO IN port can be connected to DIGITAL VIDEO IN devices via a
Mini to Mini DIGITAL VIDEO IN cable. It is recommended that the cable is first
connected to the DIGITAL VIDEO IN source. Then, turn on the HDO+. The
objective to allow the DIGITAL VIDEO IN device to initiate using power
supplied by the host device before rather than the goggles.
Note: Most DIGITAL VIDEO IN connectivity issues are due to either incorrect
monitor settings or faulty a DIGITAL VIDEO IN cable. Before assuming the
DIGITAL VIDEO IN is defective, try connecting with alternative DIGITAL VIDEO
IN sources and alternative cables.
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Specifications
Optics: FOV (field of view): IPD (interpupillary distance): Focus:
Display:
Audio: User Controls:
Electrical: Power Supply: Analog DVR:
50 degrees diagonal 57 to 70 mm (adjustable) +2 to -6 diopters (adjustable)
Two seeya 0.49″ OLED displays Resolution 1920 X 1080 NTCS/PAL auto selecting
AV Mode 4:3 AV Mode 16:9 DIGITAL VIDEO IN Mode 16:9
Stereo
Channel Selection Volume Control Mode Selection Display Control (Brightness
and Contrast) DVR Control Power Button / Fan Control
7 25V input voltage (2S 6S Supply) MicroSD support to 32 GB Record Rate:
6Mbps (MJPG compression, 30 fps, AVI) File playback (native recording, no
codec support) Upgradeable via SD card
Interface:
3.5mm AV in/out port Power input port 3.5mm 3p earphone port MicroSD RF Module Bay Power Button
Mechanical: Dimensions:
Weight:
Ergonomic molded headset w/ adjustable headband 169.2 x 80 x 45.5 mm 235.8 g
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Technical Support
Documentation/ troubleshooting: http://fatshark.helpscoutdocs.com/
Support:support@fatshark.com
Note support should be attempted in the following manner. Initial enquiries to
Fat Shark support will expect you to have exhausted the online and retailer
resources:
- Research Fat Shark helpdocs. 2) Contact retailer for support. 3) email Fat Shark support. Warranty The system can be exchanged for a new unit within 7 days for any manufacturing defects if returned in new condition. The video headset will be warrantied for repair for 2 years if there are no signs of excessive use. Buyer will be responsible for shipping costs. If beyond the warranty period, we will provide repair services.