Flymaster LIVE DS User manual

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Main Specications
Display Type Dual Screen- Colour: 640x480px Grayscale: 320x240px
Battery Capacity (Lithium-Ion) 9000mAh
Autonomy Usually +24 hours (environment conditions may alter this value)
Pressure Sensor High resolution barometric sensor 10 – 1200 mbar
Audio Dual speaker system for separate vario and voice
Memory expansion Micro SD card
GPS 72-channel BeiDou, Galileo, GLONASS, GPS / QZSS
Microprocessor Flymaster Microprocessor with proprietary RTOS
GSM Multi-band LTE-M / EGPRS Module
FLARM® Flarm ready (optional Flarm Aware RX+TX mode)
Bluetooth Bluetooth 5 low energy module
Native USB Type C Connection Allows connection to the PC
Battery Charging From wall adapter or standard usb port
Firmware update by USB (upgrades are free)
Size 186x132x18 mm
Weight 410g
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STEP 1 - We recommend the reading of the following documents:
- Warranty terms and conditions.
- Complete user manual of your instrument.
To do that, please use the following links:
https://dnl.ymaster.net/Flymaster_Standard_Limited_Warranty_EN.pdf
https://www.ymaster.net/manuals/live-ds
STEP 2 - Create a Flymaster Cloud account if you don’t already
have one.
After the account creation go to:
https://livetrack360.com/devices/liveds/register
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STEP 3 - Activate the Live DS
A valid Paypal account is needed to activate the LIVE DS.
Go to the following link and use the activation code
https://livetrack360.com/vodasims/activate
The activation code of the Flymaster LIVE
DS can be found on the last page of this
booklet.
STEP 4 - Install “Flymaster Instrument Manager” to manage your
LIVE DS.
Connect your instrument to the computer via USB. The instrument will
appear as a mass storage device. Inside you will find a folder called
“Flymaster Instrument Manager” where the installation file is located.
STEP 5 - OPTIONAL FLARM AWARE SERVICE ACTIVATION
Go to our website (www.flymaster.net), and under “accessories” you can
buy the product “Flarm Aware”. You must fill in the “Dev. ID” (Flarm
Serial number, which can be seen on the instrument). After receiving
a confirmation email with the activation code, you must enter it in the
instrument.
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1 - Colour display
2 - Monochrome display
3 - Voice assistance speaker
4 - Vario speaker
5 - Power
6 - Zoom 0ut / sound adjustment (long press)
7 - Zoom In
8 - Cursor/ Pan keys
9 - Enter/Mark
10 - Fn Key
11 - Menu/Esc (back)
12 -Scroll wheel
13 - Enter (push down wheel)
General view
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Getting started
Throughout this guide, we’ll refer to the Enter/conrm
operation just as Enter. This can always be done using
the Enter/mark key or pushing down the scroll wheel.
Power ON - Press Power button and confirm with Enter/Mark button.
Power OFF -Press Power button. Choose yes using the cursor keys in the
pop-up menu, and press Enter.
Navigate in main menu -Use Scroll wheel or cursor/pan keys to
switch between menu icons. Push Enter to confirm. Use Menu/esc to go back.
Navigate in list type menu -Use Scroll wheel to navigate up and
down in the list type menu. Push Enter to confirm. Use Menu/esc to go back.
Set volume - Long Press Zoom 0ut / sound adjustment, use up and down
in cursor to change between vario sound and speaker volume, use scroll wheel
to change the setting , push down scroll wheel to confirm.
Check GPS Status - Selecting “Settings” in the main menu, without
pressing Enter, the GPS status will appear in the monochrome display.
Calibrate compass - Use Scroll wheel or cursor/pan keys and go to
“Settings”. Push Enter to enter settings. Choose “calibration” using scroll
wheel in the monochrome and press push Enter to enter calibration mode.
Follow the colour display indications and turn the instrument in all four axis
until calibration is done.
Setting SOS and Report back messages - After logging into
your user account, click on “devices” in the left sidebar. Choose your instru-
ment, click on “actions” -> “messages”
Setting volume - On any page, “long press” the “Zoom-out/Sound ad-
justment” key. Use up and down cursor keys to change between “vario sound”
and “volume sound (voice assistance). Change the setting using the scroll
wheel and push wheel down to confirm.
Test Vario sound - Press Menu -> Settings -> Vario Acoustics -> Auto
Silent. Set Auto Silent to OFF. Push Enter to accept.
Set altimeter - Press Menu -> Settings -> Set Altimeter > Push scroll
wheel to edit the QNH or Altitude. Use Scroll wheel to change values. Use
cursor keys or scroll wheel to move to “save” or “cancel”. Push Enter to set
the value.
Hardware reset - Press both Power button and Wheel down at same
time and release. The instrument should turn off. Press power button to turn
it on again.
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Do not delete or manipulate any les in the SD card
directly. All SD card management tasks must be done
through Flymaster Instrument Manager. Not doing so,
may cause the instrument to malfunction.To copy some
le from SD card to your computer, you must use your
computer’s le explorer using the USB connection with
the instrument.

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Getting started
Change page - In flight mode, short press Fn key to switch pages, Long
press Fn key to show pages access menu. In the pages access menu, use scroll
wheel or Up and Down cursor keys to choose page. Push Enter to confirm.
Task Navigator - Use up and down cursor keys or navigation wheel to
navigate through task waypoints in the monochrome display. The waypoints
are highlighted and centred in the colour display.
Airspace browser - The colour display will show your current position.
You can pan the mark in the colour display map to get the airspaces in the
monochrome display. You can use the navigation wheel to scroll between the
airspaces to get them highlighted in the colour map and get their info.
GSM status: Selecting “Report Back” in the main menu, without pressing
Enter, the Gsm status will appear in the monochrome display.
Current GPS position: Selecting “Report Back” in the main menu, with-
out pressing Enter, the GPS position will appear in the monochrome display.
Current time: Selecting “Report Back” in the main menu, without pressing
Enter, the current time will appear in the monochrome display.
Report back - Select “Report Back” from the main menu and press Enter.
On the monochrome display you can find the report back types. Select the
desired one and press Enter or push down scroll wheel to send. In the colour
display you can see the created events and their status.
Flight Log - Select “Flight Log” from the main menu and press Enter. On
the monochrome display you can find the types of operations you can do on
each flight log. Select the desired operation and press Enter to confirm. On the
colour display it will be active with the selector to choose the desired flight log.
Press Enter to confirm the desired operation.
Generate IGC le to Micro SD card - Select “Flight Log” from the
main menu and press Enter. In the monochrome display you can find the op-
tion “generate Flight IGC”. Select it and press Enter to confirm. On the colour
display it will be active with the selector to choose the desired flight log. Press
Enter to confirm the IGC file creation to the SD card. You can find the IGC files
inside a folder called “igcs”.
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Spécications principales
Type d’affichage :
Double écran- Couleur : 640x480px Niveaux de gris: 320x240px
Capacité de la batterie (Lithium-Ion) 9000mAh
Autonomie Généralement +24 heures (les conditions environnementales
peuvent modifier cette valeur)
Capteur de pression Capteur barométrique haute résolution 10 – 1200 mbar
L’audio Système à double haut-parleur pour vario et voix séparés
Extension de mémoire Carte Micro SD
GPS 72-channel BeiDou, Galileo, GLONASS, GPS / QZSS
Microprocesseur Microprocesseur Flymaster avec RTOS propriétaire
GSM Multi-band LTE-M / EGPRS Module
FLARM® Prêt pour Flarm (mode Flarm Aware RX+TX en option)
Bluetooth Module Bluetooth 5 basse consommation
Connexion USB de type C native Permet la connexion au PC
Charger la batteri À partir d’un adaptateur mural ou d’un port USB standard
Mise à jour du firmware par USB (les mises à jour sont gratuites)
Taille 186x132x18 mm
Poids 410g
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ÉTAPE 1 - Nous recommandons la lecture des documents suiv-
ants :
- Conditions de garantie.
- Manuel d’utilisation complet de votre instrument.
Pour ce faire, veuillez utiliser les liens suivants :
https://dnl.ymaster.net/Flymaster_Standard_Limited_Warranty_EN.pdf
https://www.ymaster.net/manuals/live-ds
ÉTAPE 2 - Créez un compte Flymaster Cloud si vous n’en avez
pas déjà un.
Après la création du compte allez sur :
https://livetrack360.com/devices/liveds/register
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ÉTAPE 3 - Activer le Live DS
Un compte Paypal valide est nécessaire pour activer le LIVE DS.
Allez sur le lien suivant et utilisez le code d’activation
https://livetrack360.com/vodasims/activate
Le code d’activation du Flymaster LIVE DS
se trouve à la dernière page de ce livret.
ÉTAPE 4 - Installez « Flymaster Instrument Manager » pour gérer
votre LIVE DS.
Connectez votre instrument à l’ordinateur via USB. L’instrument appa-
raîtra comme un périphérique de stockage de masse. À l’intérieur, vous
trouverez un dossier appelé « Flymaster Instrument Manager » où se
trouve le fichier d’installation.
ÉTAPE 5 - ACTIVATION DU SERVICE FLARM AWARE EN OPTION
Sur notre site Web (www.flymaster.net) et sous « accessoires », vous
pouvez acheter le produit « Flarm Aware ». Vous devez remplir le « Dev.
ID” (Numéro de série Flarm, qui peut être vu sur l’instrument). Après
avoir reçu un e-mail de confirmation avec le code d’activation, vous
devez le saisir dans l’instrument.
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