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TY5608
4 CH 2.4G CONTROL WITH SIX AXIS GYRO
NIGHT GUIDING LIGHTS AND CAMERA FUNCTION
WITH SPEEDS OF UP TO 3 METERS PER SECOND
AND A RANGE OF 500 METERS.
• The four-motor drive gives stable ight
• The Titan can complete several manoeuvres
• A 6-axis gyro and integrated altitude control ensures ne control in the air
Please read the instructions carefully before use.
Please keep the instructions for future reference.
• Intelligent R/C System
• Smooth ight performance
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TITAN MAIN TECHNICAL INDEX
NO.TY5608 2.4G Main Technical Index
TITAN: L:450mm x W:450mm x H:160mm
Fuselage weight: 264g
Flight range: 300-500M
Charging time: 150 mins
Flying time: Approx 5-7 mins
Using Battery/Charger
1. Titans battery (built in): 7.4V/650 mAh Li-poly
2. Remote controller battery: 4 x 1.5”AA”(LR6) (Not included)
2.4G REMOTE CONTROLLER INSTRUCTION
Roll Buton
Power Indicator
Throttle
Rotation Trimmer
Fast/Slow Button
Forward/Backward
Camera Button
Left/Right
Side Flight
Control Handle
Forward/
Backward
Trimmer
Power Switch
Left/Right
Side Flight
Trimmer
Required
4 x 1.5 “AA” (LR6)
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Tail blade A
Tail blade A
Tail blade B
Tail blade B
Tail Blade Replacement:
DRONE LEGS STORED IN
1. If a blade needs to be replaced, it is
important to make sure that the same type
of blade is used. Only replace type A blades
with other type A, and type B with type B.
2. The blade types spin in opposite
directions. Tail blade A spins anti-clockwise,
B spins clockwise.
BASE OF STYRENE BOX
ASSEMBLY R/C BATTERY INSTRUCTION
1. To install batteries: open the cover of
battery case. (Pic1)
2. Place 4 x 1.5 “AA” (LR6) Alkaline batteries
into the box with correct polarity
orientation (batteries not included). (Pic 2)
3. Close the battery cover.
(Pic1) (Pic2)
Tips: When the power indicator of the remote control fl ashes, replace the battery as per the above
Notes:
Install or replace the batteries under adult supervision.
Retain the instructions for future reference.
ATTENTION! Non-rechargeable batteries are not to be charged. Rechargeable batteries
are only to be charged under adult supervision. Rechargeable batteries are to be
removed from the toy before being charged. Different types of batteries or new and
used batteries are not to be mixed. Batteries are to be inserted with the correct polarity.
Exhausted batteries are to be removed from the toy. The supply terminals are not to be
short-circuited. RECYCLING BATTERIES, WASTE ELECTRICAL and ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT:
Dispose of old batteries promptly and properly. Do not burn or bury them. Help the
environment, dispose of batteries and electrical products responsibly. Batteries must not be
disposed of in domestic waste as they can contain substances which can be damaging to
the environment and health. Please contact your local authority for designated collection
points or recycling facility.
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BATTERY CHARGING INSTRUCTIONS
1. To use the Titan, connect the battery using the tting with two wires.
2. When charging, disconnect the battery from the Titan. Connect the three wire tting to the
charger (gure 2). The red LED is illuminated while charging. When fully charged
(after approx. 150 mins) the LED will change to green.
FIGURE 1 FIGURE 2
Notes:
The Titan charges in 150 minutes. The flight time is approx. 5-7 minutes.
After use, allow the battery to cool for 5 - 10 mins before charging.
Ensure the motors have cooled before flying.
Warning on Li-poly battery:
Do not put the battery into fire or near a high heat source.
Do not place battery on hot surfaces.
Keep the battery in a dry and low-temperature environment.
Only use the charger supplied to charge the battery.
Do not over-charge the battery.
Do not connect the battery with other circuits.
Turn off the power of the product immediately after use to save battery power.
BEST CONDITIONS FOR FLIGHT
Do not y in strong winds. High winds will greatly affect the control of the Titan. Do not y
in extreme temperature, this will affect the battery and the time of ight of the Titan.
Where possible, y the Titan in wide-open spaces, away from buildings, animals and other people.
Distance of 3M
Distance of 2.5M
Distance of 3M
NOTICE:
Be sure to y the Titan in plenty
of open space. If the indicator
light on the control begins to
ash, the batteries are low on
power and may need replacing.
Distance of 3M
Distance of 2M
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SAFETY WARNING
Do not pick up the Titan when the rotors are spinning. When turning the Titan on, be careful to
keep long hair away from the rotors.
WARNING: NOT SUITABLE FOR CHILDREN UNDER 14 YEARS OLD.
Take Off Instructions:
Connect the Titan’s power and place on level ground.
The LEDs will ash several times quickly. Turn on the remote control, push the left stick fully
forwards and then backwards. You will hear a beep. Then push both sticks to the bottom
right. The control light will become steady and the Titan LEDs will ash. The Titan is now ready
to be controlled.
The Titan’s controls are sensitive. To take off, gradually move the left stick forward, this will
increase the power to the rotors. Once off the ground the direction is controlled using the
right stick.
If the Titan does not y straight or level, it may need to be trimmed. Use the trim switches to
adjust the ight until it is level and stable.
FLYING INSTRUCTIONS
Control Advice:
The Titan has very sensitive controls. With practice, it can be made to perform lots of tricks,
but to start, it is important to be gentle with the controls.
The left stick controls the Titan going up and down, or spinning around.
The right stick controls the Titan’s ying direction.
Operating Notes:
Do not attach anything to the Titan. This will affect the Titan’s balance and its ying stability.
Ascend
Descend
Change
direction
To ascend,
push forward on the left stick.
To descend,
pull the left stick backwards.
Use the left stick to rotate the Titan.
Push it left to turn left and right to
turn right.
To move the Titan forward,
Forward
Backward
push the right stick forward.
To move the Titan backwards,
pull the right stick backwards.
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The right stick moves the Titan left/rightLeft/right
Forward
roll
Backward
roll
Left roll
Right roll
In plenty of space, hold the right stick
forward and press the roll button.
The Titan will do a forward roll.
In plenty of space, hold the right stick
back and press the roll button. The Titan
will do a backward roll.
In plenty of space, hold the right stick left
and press the roll button. The Titan will roll
to the left.
In plenty of space, hold the right stick right
and press the roll button. The Titan will roll
to the right.
SPECIAL CONTROLS
If the Titan doesn’t y straight, it may need trimming.
Follow the instructions below to trim your Titan and make it easier to control.
If the Titan is rotating counter-clockwise, it needs to be
trimmed. To do this, move the rotation trim switch to the
right until the rotation stops.
If the Titan is rotating clockwise, it needs to be trimmed.
To do this, move the rotation trim switch to the left until
the rotation stops.
If the Titan is always moving to the left, it needs to be
trimmed. To do this, move the left/right trim switch to
the right until the movement stops.
If the Titan is always moving to the right, it needs to be
trimmed. To do this, move the left/right trim switch to
the left until the movement stops.
If the Titan is always moving forwards, it needs to be
trimmed. To do this, move the forward/back trim switch
backwards until the movement stops.
If the Titan is always moving backwards, it needs to be
trimmed. To do this, move the forward/back trim switch
forwards until the movement stops.
NOTICE
When the Titan is close to the ground, the wind from its own rotors can cause it to become
unstable. Flying the Titan higher off the ground will allow it to fly more smoothly.
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FLYING PRACTICE
Below are some flying patterns that will help you practice flying your Titan:
Spin on
the spot!
Fly in a rectangle. When
you can go one way, try
going the other!
Make a landing spot
and see how close
you can get!
WARNING: Do not touch the rotors when they are spinning.
Fly the Titan away from other people and in plenty of space.
Keep long hair away from the Titan’s rotors.
TROUBLESHOOTING
PROBLEM
Controller
does not
work
C
annot
control the
drone
rone
D
cannot rise
Batteries may have been
The Titan does not recognise
The Titan is out of control
ot enough battery charge
N
CAUSE SOLUTION
Controller is not on
installed incorrectly
Batteries are flat
the controller
The Titan doesn’t move
when controlled
N
ot enough power
M
Make sure that the power switch is on
C
heck that the batteries have been installed
correctly according to the instructions
M
ake sure the controller is on and that the sticks
have been moved in the correct order
ake sure that the Titan is switched on and has power
Weather conditions can affect the Titan.
The Titan needs enough power to raise off of the
ground. Increase the throttle until the Titan lifts
C
harge the battery according to the instructions
Fly in a figure
of eight!
Replace the batteries
Only fly on still days
rone landing
D
too fast
The rotors stop if the throttle
is pulled back
NOTICE:
The controller power is affected as the battery runs down.
The distance that the Titan can be own will decrease as the charge runs down.
The Titan will not take off, or y very high when the onboard battery gets low.
Replace any broken parts or blades quickly, as a broken blade could cause injury.
Unplug the battery from the Titan when it is being stored.
Storing the Titan with the battery connected could cause damage to the Titan.
Deliberately crashing the Titan could cause severe damage that cannot be repaired.
WARNING: Do not pierce the lithium-poly battery.
Throttle back slowly to land the Titan under control
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MAINTENANCE & REPAIR:
Clean with a soft, damp cloth.
Remove the battery before storing.
Do not submerge in water.
PARTS
TY5608-01
TY5608-04 TY5608-05 TY5608-06
TY5608-07
TY5608-02 TY5608-03
TY5608-08 TY5608-09
TY5608-10 TY5608-11 TY5608-12
TY5608-13
For full list of all spare parts & accessories visit
www.jsfdrones.com
TY5608-14 TY5608-15
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USING THE ON-BOARD VIDEO CAMERA
1. Pressing the camera button starts the camera
recording. Pressing the button a second time will
stop the recording.
2. The light under the video camera will glow green
when in standby mode and will ash red when
the camera is recording.
3. When the Micro SD card memory is full, the
light will ash red and green continuously. The
memory must be emptied before the camera
can record more or a new card must be
installed.
4. To view what has been recorded, remove
the Micro SD card from the rear of the
video camera by pressing lightly on
the SD card and releasing. This will spring
the card out of the slot.
5. The Micro SD card can now be used as a
ash drive and contains all of the
recorded video. Slot the SD card in the
USB card reader and insert in computer.
6. Go to the unnamed drive. The recorded
videos will be in the folder named DCIM.
The les can be played on several media
players.
NOTE:
The camera does not record sound.
The SD card should be installed as shown in pic. 5
STICKER PLACEMENT
FITTING
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ALWAYS REMEMBER
You are legally responsible
for the safe conduct of
each ight. Take time to
understand the rules - failure
to comply could lead to a
criminal prosecution.
Before each ight check
that your unmanned aircraft
is not damaged, and that
all components are working
in accordance with the
Supplier’s User Manual.
You must keep the
unmanned aircraft within
your sight at all times.
You are responsible for
avoiding collisions with other
people or objects - including
aircraft. Do not y your
unmanned aircraft in any
way that could endanger
people or property.
Don’t y your unmanned
aircraft within 50m of a
person, vehicle, building
or structure, or overhead
groups of people at any
height.
Think about what you do
with any images you obtain
as you may breach privacy
laws. Details are available
from the Information
Commissioner’s Ofce.
If you intend to use an
unmanned aircraft for any
kind of commercial activity,
you must get a ‘Permission’
from the Civil Aviation
Authority, or you could face
prosecution. For more details,
visit www.caa.co.uk/uas
You have
It is illegal to y your
unmanned aircraft over a
congested area (streets,
towns and cities). Also, stay
well clear of airports and
airelds.
www.caa.co.uk/uas
control
For full list of all spare parts & accessories visit
www.jsfdrones.com
Aftersales Customer Services
0345 576 0280
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