Kaiser Baas Seeker Complete User Manual

Complete User Guide

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CONTENTS

Safety Precautions

Preight Checklist

Product Features

Product Diagram

Battery Charging

Setup & Installation

Remote Control

Flight Operation & Modes

Trimming

Using the App

Combo Mode Operation

FAQ

Specications & Support

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05

06

07

11

12

14

16

21

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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

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Please read this section carefully before using

your Kaiser Baas Seeker Drone.

By operating this product, you hereby agree

to these disclaimers and you have read and

understood the warnings and conditions fully.

This product is not suitable for people under

the age of 14. Always observe the safe ying

instructions within this User Guide, as well as the

guidelines and regulations of your local aviation

authorities.

Above all, maintain a safe distance from people

and property when operating your Seeker Drone

– a safe distance of 10m is recommended.

Kaiser Baas accepts no liability for damage(s) or

injuries incurred directly or indirectly from the use

of this product, including but not limited to the

following conditions:

● Failure to follow the full instructions and

cautions in the User Guide, pertaining to

correct assembly and safe operation.

● Damage(s) or injuries caused by erratic

operation or poor piloting decisions.

● Damage(s) or injuries caused by mechanical

failures as a result of neglect, including the

erosion and aging of product components.

● Damage(s) or injuries caused by the Drone

being own in the following conditions:

● Unfavourable lighting; where the Pilot’s

ability to see the Drone clearly is diminished.

● Inclement weather; moderate to high winds,

rain, snow or hail.

● Flying near electrical hazards, such as

power lines or towers.

● Flying in or near re, oods, tsunamis, ice,

avalanche, landslide, earthquake, etc.

● Damage(s) or injuries incurred due to users

under the inuence of drugs or alcohol,

suering dizziness, fatigue, nausea and

any other condition; physical or mental

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

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that could impair the Pilot’s ability to y

responsibly and within the boundaries of

the law.

● Damage(s) or injuries caused by

malfunctions or “hacks”, rets or the

replacement of original components with

non-Kaiser Baas provided accessories and/

or parts.

● Damage(s) or injuries caused by the

misuse or incorrect operation of the

battery, protection circuits, Remote Control

Transmitter or Battery Charger.

● Damage(s) or injuries caused by ying the

Drone in abnormal conditions and allowing

external substances to come into contact

with the Drone e.g. water, oil, soil, sand or

any other material that could enter the Drone

and its internal compartments, including

the battery.

● Damage(s) or injuries caused by ying

in areas such as those with: magnetic

interference, radio interference, government

regulated no-y zones or airports.

● Any other losses that are not covered by the

scope of Kaiser Baas liability.

● Kaiser Baas reserves the right to make

changes to this User Guide if required.

Please check the Kaiser Baas website for

the most up to date version of this guide:

www.kaiserbaas.com/support.

The information within this manual is subject to

change without notice.

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

03 - ENG

Operating Guidelines

Always observe the following guidelines:

Do not y the drone within 10m of people

anywhere. Consider your personal liability when

you choose to operate your drone.

Do not attempt to handle or catch the drone

while it is in operation.

Do not attempt to handle the drone while the

rotor blades are still spinning.

Do not allow others to approach the drone

while it is in operation and the rotor blades are

in motion.

Always make sure that you have completely

“disarmed” the drone before handling.

Always maintain visual line-of-sight (vlos) with

the drone. Always y between ocial sunrise and

ocial sunset, local time.

Never engage in careless or reckless

manoeuvres. Consider the impact reckless

behaviour might have on other drone

enthusiasts and future pilots. Never operate

your drone when intoxicated or when you are

incapacitated in any other way. Always follow

your local aviation authority’s guidelines.

Battery Guide

It is imperative that only a Kaiser Baas Seeker

Drone battery is used inside the Seeker drone.

Do not use any third-party or unknown

accessories or batteries. Always ensure your

drone battery is charged before ight.

Battery Safety Warnings

Do not disassemble the battery.

Do not short-circuit the battery.

Do not ever poke or puncture the battery with

any blunt or sharp instrument.

DO NOT ever poke or puncture the battery with

any blunt or sharp implement [WARNING] There

is a high risk of it igniting!

Do not ever leave the battery near an open ame

or heat source.

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

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Do not immerse the battery in water. Do not

charge the battery in direct sunlight.

Never leave a charging battery unattended.

Only remove the battery from its supplied charger

when the charging cycle is complete.

Do not reverse charge or over-charge the battery.

Always charge the battery in a designated space,

away from people and animals.

If the battery becomes bloated or appears to be

inated discard the battery immediately.

Instructions to discard a bloated battery: Place

the bloated battery in a bucket lled with salt

water (200 grams salt to 1-litre water) and leave

the battery in the solution for three days. You may

now dispose of the battery through your local

recycling centre. Never use your battery after

conducting the discard process.

If the battery has a high surface temperature,

leave it to cool before you try to re-charge it.

Always ensure the battery is free from all damage

and deformation before use.

If you see any sign of smoke coming from

the drone or battery area - stop operating

immediately – when safe, disconnect and remove

the drone battery.

Do not use the battery with unspecied

equipment.

Do not touch a leaking battery directly. Never

let battery contents touch your skin or clothing.

If contact occurs, seek medical advice

immediately.

Do not throw or cause any trauma to the battery.

Do not put the battery in a microwave or high

pressure container.

Do not charge the battery if the ambient

temperature is below 0°c or above 45°c.

Always use the supplied charger and observe

charging requirements.

Always store the battery in a safe and cool place

and never store the battery fully charged.

PREFLIGHT CHECKLIST

05 - ENG

Pre-Flight Checklist

● Do a complete check of your surroundings;

look for hazards above, in front and behind

you.

● Be especially aware of things like power

lines and nearby people and animals. If these

hazards exist, do not deploy your drone and

consider a new take-o location.

● Do not y in inclement weather or moderate

to high winds.

● Do not y in populated areas as unforeseen

ight hazards may occur.

● Remember you are the pilot. Safety is your

responsibility.

● Do not y near airports/controlled airspace.

Ensure that you are at least 5.5Kms from any

aireld and you are adhering to any regulations

and laws laid out by your local aviation

authority.

● Remember checking your distance to these

areas is your responsibility

● Never y your drone near large crowds or

above unwilling spectators.

● Make sure that you have the full permission

of people within ying range of your Seeker

drone and do not y your drone where

people have not given permission or have

requested that you not y.

● Ensure the drone is orientated in the desired

direction.

It is the responsibility of the Pilot to properly

research and familiarise themselves with the

regulations surrounding the ying of their UAV.

This list serves as a guide only:

● Australia: casa.gov.au

● New Zealand: caa.govt.nz

● UK: caa.co.uk/home

● Ireland: iaa.ie

PRODUCT FEATURES

06 - ENG

The Seeker Drone makes the perfect travel

companion for capturing all your adventures in

HD. The compact, foldable design allows you

to take your Drone everywhere with you so you

never miss a moment. The Voice Activation and

Gyro Mode make ying easier than ever before.

If you are new to ying drones, you can expect

to be up and ying in a short time. Of course,

you need to familiarize yourself with the safety,

operating and controls of the Seeker Drone

rst! Give yourself time to become accustomed

to the feel of the Drone and eect of the

controls.

The Seeker Drone can be used with its camera

or Remote Control Transmitter in the following

congurations.

● Drone and Remote Control Transmitter

(No FPV)

● Drone, FPV App and Remote Control

Transmitter

● Drone, FPV App and Smartphone Control

For reference on how to use the FPV (First

Person View) and Smartphone Control Modes

please refer to the WiFi App Operation section

of this user guide.

Key Features

● Voice Activated

● Gyro Mode

● Live FPV/VR

● Auto Hover

● Headless Mode

● Auto Take-o/Landing

● 1 Key Return

● WiFi

PRODUCT DIAGRAM

07 - ENG

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3

2

1

1. Rotor Blades

STABILISE THE DRONE

2. Rotor Blade Guards

PROTECT ROTOR BLADES

3. Landing Feet

STABLE LANDING & TAKE-OFF

4. 720P Camera Module

VIDEO & PHOTO CAPTURE

5. Power ON / OFF

CLICK FOR 1 SECOND

6. Indication Lights

BLINK RED / GREEN

7. Battery

PRESS & PUSH TO OPEN

8. MicroSD Card

VIDEO & PHOTO STORAGE

9. Battery Latch

PULL LANDING FOOT TO OPEN

PRODUCT DIAGRAM

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6

7

8

9

CONTROLLER DIAGRAM CONTROLLER DIAGRAM

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1. Take O & Landing

BEGIN / END FLIGHT

2. Throttle Control

INCREASE / DECREASE THRUST

3. Trim Left

ADJUST ROTATION LEVELS

10. Power

SEEKER RC ON / OFF

11. Video & Photo

SHORT PRESS - PHOTO

LONG PRESS - VIDEO

12. Directional Controls

ADJUST DRONE DIRECTION

4. Trim Right

ADJUST ROTATION LEVELS

5. One Key Return

RETURN TO ORIGIN

6. Headless Mode

PRESS TO ACTIVATE

13. Roll Trim Right

ADJUST ROLL LEVELS

14. Roll Trim Left

ADJUST ROLL LEVELS

15. Speed Adjustment

ACTIVATE SPEED MODES

7. Smartphone Holder

PULL TO USE

8. Trim Forward

ADJUST ELEVATION LEVELS

9. Trim Backward

ADJUST ELEVATION LEVELS

1

7

10

16

11

569

8

2 15 12

3 4 13

14

16. Battery

SLIDE LATCH TO OPEN

BATTERY CHARGING

11 - ENG

To charge the Drone Battery

1. Pull the battery cover and remove the

battery from the Drone by sliding it out of

the Drone battery compartment.

2. Connect the USB wall charger (not

included) to the Micro USB charging port

on the battery using the supplied charging

cable.

3. The USB Charging Cable features a red

LED indicator light that will turn o when

charging is complete. While it is charging

the light will be ON.

4. A full charge cycle will take approximately

90 minutes by 1A charger adapter as the

battery capacity is 600 mAh.

Low Battery

The Drone LED Lights will ash when the drone

is in Low Power Mode.

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2

SET UP & INSTALLATION

12 - ENG

Ensure the Drone is OFF prior to installation

of modules.

Rotor Blades Assembly

It is important that only Kaiser Baas Seeker

Drone Rotor Blades are tted to the Seeker

Drone. Never use any third-party accessories

or tools.

Your Drone will come ready to y with Rotor

Blades attached. If you need to replace them,

please refer to the following guide:

Disassembly

Use the provided screwdriver to untighten the

screw in an anti-clockwise direction.

Remove the Rotor Blade by pulling up and o

the motor axis bar.

Assembly

Insert the Rotor Blade onto the motor axis bar.

Only install the Rotor Blades to the

corresponding clockwise/anti-clockwise motor.

A letter is marked on each blade to indicate

which motor it should go on.

Incorrect installation will cause severe

instability. Refer to the diagram.

Use the provided screwdriver to tighten the

screws in a clockwise direction.

[WARNING] Never use Rotor Blades with any

signs of damage or wear and tear. This includes

chips, scratches and cracks. Damaged Rotor

Blades can cause the Drone to fail in-ight and

may result in damage to persons or property.

[WARNING] Never touch the Drone or the Rotor

Blades when the motors are spinning.

Rotor Guard

It is highly recommended to install the rotor

blade guards before using the drone to ensure

safety.

When the LEDs are ashing you should bring

the Drone to a complete stop. Failure to land

the Drone when the Low Battery signal starts

ashing may cause a sudden loss of power

endangering persons, property and the Drone.

SET UP & INSTALLATION

13 - ENG

DRONE / REMOTE CONTROL TRANSMITTER

14 - ENG

Pairing & Calibration

To operate your Drone, you must rstpair the

Drone to your Remote Control Transmitter

before every ight. Ensure your Drone and

Remote Control Transmitterare fully charged

and follow these stepsin order:

1. Turn on your Drone by holding the power

button for 2 seconds.

2. The Drone lights will ash indicating it is

ready to pair to a Remote Control.

3. Turn on the Remote Controller . You will see

the red light on the Remote Control ashing.

4. Using the Left Throttle/Yaw Stick move it

to the maximum UP position and then to

down position.

5. You will hear two beeps from the Remote

Controller and the Drone LED lights will

stop ashing indicating the Drone is now

paired to the Remote Controller.

Before every ight it is important to calibrate

your Drone.

Calibration ensures the Gyroscopes are reset

and the Drones Direction/Heading is xed.

Always calibrate with the Drone and the Pilot

facing the same direction.

To Calibrate; Place the Drone on level ground,

pull the left and right joystick to the bottom

right corner. The lights at the bottom of the

drone will ash and complete the calibration.

A B

A

B

B

A

REMOTE FLIGHT OPERATION

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When operating the Drone, it is important for

new Pilots to ensure that the Drone’s heading

is facing away from you. The Remote Control

Remote Controller has two control sticks, left

stick (Throttle/Yaw) and right stick (Pitch/Roll).

Left Stick

This controls the Drone’s Throttle (Up/Down)

and Yaw (Left/Right).

Right Stick

This controls the Drone’s Pitch (Forwards/

Backwards) and Roll (Left/Right) movement.

To Take-O

To Take-O you must rst bind the Drone to

your Remote Controller . Refer to the Drone/

Remote Controller Binding Section.

Once the drone is paired with the controller,

Press the Take-O/Landing Button to arm

the Drone.

● Press once to arm

● Press again for take-o

Throttle

Down

Pitch

Backward

Throttle

Up

Pitch

Forward

Yaw

Left

Roll

Left

Yaw

Right

Roll

Right

REMOTE FLIGHT OPERATION

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You can also arm the drone by simultaneously

pulling the left joystick to bottom left corner and

right joystick to bottom right corner.

The Rotor Blades will start to spin indicating

it is ready to y. Press the Take-O/Landing

once again or push the Throttle/Yaw Left Stick

slightly UP to y.

The Seeker Drone features Auto-Hover,

releasing the Throttle/Yaw stick will keep

the drone at the same altitude. Pushing the

Throttle/Yaw Left Stick UP or DOWN will

ascend or descend the Drone.

To Land

Whilst the Drone is in ight press the Take-O/

Landing button. The Drone will then descend to

the same altitude/level from which you armed it.

FLIGHT MODES FLIGHT MODES

17 - ENG 18 - ENG

The Drone features a number of Flight Modes

and settings.

Speed Modes

There are 3 Speed modes on the Seeker Drone.

They can be cycled through on the Remote

Control Transmitter by pressing the Speed

Mode Button. Each mode is indicated by an

increasing series of beeps.

Mode 1-Beginner Mode

This is the default operating mode that the

Seeker Drone initializes in. Please ensure that

you use this mode in a large open space with

no obstacles.

The sensitivity is very low and is suitable for

beginner pilots. It is less responsive and more

forgiving.

Headless Mode

Headless Mode allows you to control the

Drone relative to its direction from the take-o

location. This means you can y the drone

without worrying which direction it is facing.

Before you use Headless Mode, ensure the

Drone’s Direction/Heading is facing away

fromthe pilot/operator.

To enable Headless Mode, simply press

the Headless Mode Button on the Remote

Controller as indicated in the diagram. You

will hear a short beep and the drone light will

start ashing.

To avoid confusion, you should ensure the

controls are correct from take-o. Headless

Mode can be turned on while in ight.

You should arm the Drone while you are

standing behind it, so that you and Drone are

both facing in the same direction. Failure to do

this will result in incorrect control.

Mode 2-Intermediate Mode

To enable this mode, press the Speed

Mode Button ONCE. The Remote Control

Transmitter will beep twice indicating you

are in Intermediate Mode. This mode is more

responsive and ies faster.

Mode 3-Pro Mode

To enable this mode, press the Speed Mode

Button TWICE. The Remote Control Transmitter

will beep three times indicating you are in Pro

Mode. This is the most responsive and fastest

mode the Drone can operate in. This is only

recommended for pilots with experience ying

the Drone.

Headless mode

(Short press)

Headless modeNormal modePress to activate

Speed Modes

FLIGHT MODES FLIGHT MODES

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Return Mode

Return Mode is a simple function that puts

the Seeker Drone into reverse. It can be useful

when ying in headless mode and you cannot

determine the Drones orientation for it to return.

Warning: This mode does not use GPS or have

any position data.

To enable Return Mode

Fly the Drone in front of you, ensuring the path

to you is free of obstacles and persons.

Press the return button on the Remote Control-

ler as indicated in the diagram. You will hear

multiple beeps beep and the drone light will

start ashing.

The Drone will y backwards towards you.

Always keep control of the Drones altitude and

speed using the Left Throttle/ Yaw Stick. When

it has reached your position or you want to

stop simply move the Pitch / Roll Right Stick

Forward to cancel Return Mode.

Return Mode

(Short press)

To capture the video with the remote

controller during the ight:

1. Insert the SD card

(Not included) into the drone.

2. Video - Press and hold the Capture button

on the remote control

3. Photo - Press the Capture button once.

4. Lights on the drone will start ashing when

recording starts.

Photo (Short Press)

Video (Long Press)

Trimming

Control of the Drone can be trimmed using

the trim buttons on the Remote Controler. If

the Drone is drifting o during a hover or other

ight maneuver, these buttons are used to

counter this drift.

Use the trimming button on the controller for

trimming.

To reset all trimming, simply land the Drone and

recalibrate by pulling the left and right joystick

to the bottom right corner. The lights at the

bottom of the drone will ash and complete

the calibration.

TRIMMING SMARTPHONE OPERATION

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Install the KB SEEKER App

Download and install the KB SEEKER app on

your Smartphone.

The Seeker Drone features WiFi and can record

video, take photosand be controlled using the

KB SEEKER App.

How to connect

1. Turn on the Drone. The indication lights at

the bottom of the drone will start to blink

2. Open your phone and go into the Wi-Fi

settings, turn the Wi-Fi on if it is o.

3. Wait for few seconds and select KB Seeker

once it appears on the list.

4. Once connected open the KB Seeker App

on your phone.

5. Click on the Ready to Fly tab to control

your drone.

Operation

The Seeker Drone has a feature that lets you

control the Drone exclusively via the APP. We

recommend beginner pilots learn to use the

remote Remote Controller before attempting to

control the Drone through the App.

To pilot the Drone without the Remote

Controller , we suggest you learn the keys and

functions.

APP DIAGRAM

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1. Return

RETURN TO HOME SCREEN

2. Photo

PHOTO CAPTURE MODE

3. Playback

VIEW PHOTO / VIDEO

4. Speed

DRONE SPEED LEVELS

5. Gravity Sensor

GYRO MODE OPERATION

6. Altitude Hold

AUTO HOVER

7. Settings

CUSTOMIZE APP SETTINGS

8. Microphone

VOICE COMMAND OPERATION

9. Inverse

FLIP CAMERAE ON / OFF

1 2

8 9

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3 4 5 6 7

APP DIAGRAM

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10. VR Mode

FIRST PERSON VIEW MODE

11. Headless Mode

ACTIVATE ON / OFF

12. Gyro Calibration

RESET GYRO ORIENTATION

13. Track Mode

FOLLOW YOUR DRAWN PATH

14. Throttle Control

INCREASE / DECREASE THRUST

15. Directional Control

FLIGHT MANOUVERING

16. Video Record

START / STOP RECORD

17. Take O & Landing

BEGIN / END FLIGHT

18. Forward / Back Trim

ADJUST ELEVATION LEVELS

19. Rotation Fine-Tune

ADJUST ROTATION LEVELS

20. Roll Fine-Tune

ADJUST ROLL LEVELS

21. Control ON / OFF

TURN ON / OFF APP CONTROLS

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20

21

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19

COMBO MODE OPERATION

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Using the Remote Controller & Smartphone

simultaneously

You can use the smartphone for live FPV when

you control the drone with the remote controller.

Follow the below steps to operate this way;

Attach the Smartphone to the phone holder and

mount it to the remote controller.

1. Turn on the Seeker Drone.

2. Bind the Remote-Control and the Drone

rst.

3. Pair the Smartphone with the Drone. Please

see pairing instruction above.

4. Once connected open the Kaiser Baas

Seeker Drone App.

5. Click on the Start Flight tab to see the live

FPV of your Drone.

Note: When you are on combo mode, you

can only operate the drone using the remote

control. Videos/Photos will be saved to

smartphone by default unless you turn the

app controls o on the KB Seeker interface. If

the SD card is not inserted when the drone is

connected to smartphone, les will be saved to

the smartphone by default.

FAQ

26 - ENG

The Drone LED lights are ashing. What does

this mean?

● The Drone has insucient battery power.

Please charge the Drone battery.

● The Drone is not paired with a Remote

Control Transmitter. Refer to the Drone

Setup/Installation section.

The Drone’s Rotor Blades spin but the Drone

does not take-o?

Insucient Battery Power. If the Drone LEDs are

ashing and the Drone Rotor blades are spinning

without any lift, recharge the Drone battery. The

Rotor Blades are distorted. Replace them with

only ocial Kaiser Baas replacement blades.

Why is the Drone is shaking and not stable

in ight?

Please check to ensure the Rotor Blades are not

damaged. Check that all the motors are spinning.

The Drone is out of control and is dicult to

y. How can I make it easier?

Prior to every ight we recommendyou calibrate

the Drone. To calibrate push the Left Throttle/

Yaw Stick and the Right Pitch/Roll Stick to the

bottom left and hold for 2 seconds until you see

the LED indicator lights on the drone start to

ash rapidly. The Drone LEDS will stop ashing

when calibration is complete.

Drone goes out of control and crashes

We would suggest you do recalibration and

then place the drone on leveled oor for 10

seconds.

SPECIFICATIONS & SUPPORT

27 - ENG

Support

Having trouble with your Drone?

Don’t worry, our friendly support team

can help. Please visit us at:

www.kaiserbaas.com/support

Or send us an email at:

[e-mail]

Dimension 28.5*30.3*11.5CM

Weight 140g

Max Speed 15 km/hour

Battery 3.7V 600mAh Li-po

Flying time 8 mimutes

Charging time 2 hours

Charging port Micro USB

Camera Resolution 720P

Storage

Micro SD/

Smartphone

WiFi Range 30m

Operating Frequency 2.4 Ghz