Funsnap DIVA User manual

Quick Start Guide V1.0
DIVA

Product prole
Introduction
Product Documentation
Download FUNSNAP 2 APP
Aircraft
Components
Intelligent Battery
Aircraft Status Indicator
Propellers
Gimbal and Camera
Remote Controller
Components
Charging
Powering On / O
Remote Controller Status Indicator
Using the Remote Controller
Optimal Transmission Range
FUNSNAP 2 APP
Activating Device
Connecting Device
Using Camera
Firmware update
Contents
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Flight
Flight Environment Requirement
Calibration
Hover Flight Modes
Taking o/ Landing
Basic ight operations
Intelligent ight modes
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Appendix
Specications
Post-sales Information
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Product prole
Introduction
Developed by FUNSNAP TechnologyTM, DIVA, the consumer drone has
inherited the reliable ight control systems from its predecessor iDol.
The system facilitates a smooth ight experience with its excellent
position hold and altitude hold capabilities both indoors and outdoors.
DIVA’s intelligent battery system gives a ight time of up to 30 minutes.
The 13MP high denition camera shoots videos up to 4k (UHD),
supporting up to 60 FPS frame rate (only under 1080P). On DIVA,
stabilization of videos is enhanced with the electronic image
stabilization (EIS) system on top of the mechanical gimbal. Equipped
with functions such as map view and panorama view, the DIVA App will
deliver a high-quality lming experience.
Product Documentation
• DIVA User Manual
• DIVA Package Checklist
• DIVA Disclaimer and Safety Information
• DIVA Battery Safety Instructions
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System requirements: iOS 9.0 and above, or Android 5.0 and above.
Download FUNSNAP 2 APP
Android iOS
Google Play
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Aircraft
Components
Intelligent Battery
①Power Button
②Intelligent Battery
③Battery Level Indicator
④Gimbal and Camera
⑤Motors
⑥Propellers
⑦Foldable Arms
⑧Foldable landing Supports
⑨Front Aircraft Status Indicator (Front LEDs)
⑩Rear Aircraft Status Indicator (Rear LEDs)
MicroSD Card Slot
MicroUSB Port
Sona Sensor
Vision Positioning Sensor
①Power Button ②Battery Level Indicator ③Charging Slot
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Powering on / o
To turn on/othe intelligent battery, rst press the power button once,
then press and hold the power button for 3 seconds. Battery level will
be displayed through the battery level indicators after the battery is
powered on.
Checking Battery Level
To check the battery level when the battery is o, short press the power
button. Then the battery level indicator will display the current battery
level. Refer to the following table for more information about the
battery level indicator states:
Charging Battery
Ensure the batteries are fully charged before ights. Intelligent
batteries should only be charged using the ocial power adapters
provided by FUNSNAPTM.
LED1 LED2 LED3 LED4 The Current Power
75%~100%
50%~75%
25%~50%
0%~25%
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Connect the power adapter to AC
power (110V – 240V, 50 / 60 Hz).
Connect the Intelligent battery to the
power adapter.
When charging is normal, the battery
level indicator blinks in cycles.
When the battery is fully charged, all
battery indicator LEDs will light o.
Under normal ambient temperature
(15 – 45 degree C), it takes about 45
minutes to fully charge the battery;
Under low temperature (10 – 15
degree C) it takes about 90 minutes.
Install / Remove Battery
1.To install: Insert the battery in to the battery bay from the direction as
indicated in the illustration below. The battery is secured when a click is
heard from both sides of the battery.
2.To remove: Press both sides of the battery and pull the battery out of
the battery bay.
*Battery Safety Instructions
1.Before charging the battery, allow it to cool down to room
temperature.
2.Keep the ambient temperature in the range of 10 – 45 °C when
charging the battery.
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Aircraft Status Indicator
Front LEDs
Below are the 7 states that can be displayed through the red LEDs at
the front of the aircraft:
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No Wi-Fi connection (connection failure or connection loss)
Low battery voltage
IMU horizontal calibration in progress
Compass calibration Phase 1
Compass calibration Phase 2
Conrmation after calibration in all 6 directions
Normal status
Blinking quickly
Blinking slowly
Blinking quickly
Blinking slowly
Blinking quickly
Blinking quickly
Solid
Below are the 2 states that can be displayed through the green LEDs
at the rear of the aircraft:
Rear LEDs
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GPS position locked – solid
Blinking slowly
Solid
GPS position not locked – blinking slowly
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Joint Indication by Front and Rear LEDs
Start-up initialization anomaly
Alternated blinking between front and rear LEDs
Propellers
Numbers
Numbers
Alphabets
Alphabets
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Gimbal and Camera
With the gimbal, the camera can stably capture images and videos
even when the aircraft is ying at high speed. The tilt angle of the
camera can be adjusted via the gimbal dial on the remote controller.
Alternatively, the tilt angle can be adjusted from the FUNSNAP 2 APP.
The tilt angle of the camera ranges from -90 deg to 0 deg.
90°
If the gimbal fails to stabilize due to slanted gimbal horizon, conduct
IMU calibration and gimbal motor calibration in the“Settings”menu on
the DIVA APP.
Gimbal Operation Modes
Two gimbal operation modes are available:
Stabilized mode the gimbal
remains horizontal in the roll
direction. The pitch angle of the
camera can be adjusted remotely.
This mode is used for shooting
stable videos
FPV mode the roll angle of the
gimbal follows the roll movement
of the aircraft. This mode is used for
rst person view (FPV) ight
experiences.
①Stabilized mode ②FPV mode
The four propellers on DIVA are located at the front left side, front right
side, rear left side and rear right side of the main body respectively. The
front left propeller and the rear right propeller are clockwise (CW)
propellers, while the front right propeller and the rear left propeller are
counter-clockwise (CCW) propellers. Marks on the propellers indicate
whether it is a CW propeller (labelled with alphabets) or a CCW
propeller (labelled with numbers).
A complete propeller consists of a pair of blades with the same label, a
blade clamp and corresponding screws. Make sure propellers are
secured before ights.
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Gimbal Operation Precautions
When the aircraft is powered on, do not tap or knock the gimbal.
Before a ight, deploy the aircraft landing supports and place
them on at surfaces to protect the gimbal.
If the aircraft is placed on an uneven surface or on grass, gimbal
movements could be obstructed. Huge impacts or collisions could
also result in malfunction of the gimbal.
Flying amid heavy fog or clouds may result in temporary failure
when the gimbal becomes frosted. The gimbal will restore its full
functionality once dried.
Camera
The camera features a 1/3-inch 13MP CMOS sensor and a 28mm
(35mm equivalent) low distortion lens. It is capable of shooting up to
4k (UHD) videos, supporting up to 60 FPS frame rate (only under
1080P). It also supports 12MP photos as well as time-lapse, panorama
view and earth view. Photos and videos can be previewed from the
FUNSNAP 2 APP.
16GB󾗜SanDisk Extreme, Lexar 633x.
32GB󾗜SanDisk Industrial, Sandisk Extreme V30 A1, SanDisk Extreme V30
A2, SanDisk Extreme Pro V30 A1, SanDisk Extreme Pro V30 A2, Lexar 633x,
Lexar 667x.
64GB󾗜SanDisk Extreme V30 A1, SanDisk Extreme V30 A2, Lexar 633x, Lexar
667x, Lexar 1000x, Lexar High Endurance, EXCERIA M303 V30 A1.
128GB󾗜SanDisk Extreme V30 A1, SanDisk Extreme V30 A2, SanDisk
Extreme Plus V30 A1, SanDisk Extreme Plus V30 A2, Lexar 633x, Lexar 667x,
Lexar 1000x, Lexar High Endurance, EXCERIA M303 V30 A1.
Supported SD Cards
Supported USB interface
For le transfer, connection between the aircraft and PC through
Micro-USB cables is supported.
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Remote Controller
Components
Charging
①Power Button
②Battery Level Indicator
③Status Indicator
④Return to Home (RTH) Button
⑤Right Control Stick
⑥Left Control Stick
⑦Control Stick Protection Cap
⑧Mobile Device Clamps
⑨Take-o/ Land Button
⑩Shutter / Record Button
Gimbal Dial
Antennas
To charge the remote controller, connect the controller to the power
adapter (5V2A) through a Micro-USB cable. The battery level indicator
on the remote controller blinks while charging. It takes approximately
3 hours to fully charge the remote controller.
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Powering On / O
To power on/othe remote controller, rst press the power button
once, then press again and hold the power button for 3 seconds.
To check the battery level when the battery is o, short press the power
button, then the battery level indicator will display the current battery
level. Refer to the following table for more information about the
battery level indicator states:
Remote Controller Status Indicator
LED1 LED2 LED3 LED4 The Current Power
75%~100%
50%~75%
25%~50%
0%~25%
Using the Remote Controller
Auto Take-o/ Land
Press the take-o/ land button on the right side of the remote
controller for automatic take-oor landing.
One Key
Take on-o
Controlling the Aircraft
Two pre-programmed modes (Mode 1, Mode 2) are available as shown in
the illustration below.
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Mode 1
Up
Down
Turn Left Turn Right
Forward
Backward
Left
Right
Mode 2
Forward
Backward
Turn Left Turn Right
Up
Down
Left
Right
The throttle channel controls aircraft’s altitude. Move the left stick up to
ascend and down to descend. The larger the amount of deection, the
higher the rate of altitude change. Altitude of the aircraft remains constant
when the stick returns to its neutral position.
The yaw channel controls the aircraft’s yaw (orientation). Move the left
stick to the left to rotate the aircraft counter-clockwise and right to rotate
the aircraft clockwise. The larger the deection, thefaster the rotation. If
the stick stays in the neutral position, the aircraft will not change its
orientation.
The pitch channel controls the aircraft’s pitch. Move the right stick up to y
Neutral position: The center position of the stroke of the sticks.
Amount of Deection: The amount of deection of the control stick
with respect to the neutral position.
Using mode 1 as an example (nose facing forward):
Left Stick
Left Stick
Right Stick
Right Stick
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Using the Remote Controller
Optimal signal transmission between the remote controller and the
aircraft can be achieved when the antennas and the aircraft are
positioned as shown below. Adjust the antenna positions to ensure the
aircraft is always within the best reception range.
Optimum Transmission Zone
forward and down to y backward. The larger the amount of deection, the
faster the aircraft will move forward / backward. If the stick stays in the neutral
position, the aircraft will not move forward / backward.
The roll channel controls the aircraft’s roll. Move the right stick left to y left
and right to y right. The larger the deection amount, the faster the aircraft
will move left / right. If the stick stays in the neutral position, the aircraft will
not move sideways.
Auto Return to Home (RTH)
Auto RTH works only when the GPS position of the home point is
acquired. To activate auto RTH, press the Return to Home (RTH) button
once. The aircraft will then return to its last updated home point
position. During the RTH process, manual adjustments to the aircraft
can be made with the control sticks.
Controlling the Camera Tilt
The camera dial wheel on the remote controller allows consistent
adjustments on the camera tilt angle.
Taking Pictures / Videos
Press and hold the shutter / record button to switch between photo
mode and video mode. Short press the shutter / record button to take
a photo when in photo mode or record a video when in video mode.
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Power on the aircraft and the remote controller. The remote controller
will search for the aircraft automatically. The remote controller beeps
until connection is successfully established.
On the mobile device, open the WIFI settings and locate the hotspot
with SSID: STA-DIVA_XXXXXXXX. Key in the password 1234567890 to
establish WIFI connection with the DIVA devices.
Finally, open FUNSNAP 2 App and enter‘Device’page. Swipe to choose
DIVA. Tap ‘connect device’ to enter the ight screen. If the app prompts
that the aircraft is not found, follow the guide in the app to connect to
the aircraft before re-entering the ight screen.
The DIVA devices should be activated before use for the rst time. To
activate the DIVA devices, connect DIVA App to the devices. Upon
successful connection, an activation prompt will pop up on the DIVA
APP. Follow the onscreen instructions to activate the devices before
use.
FUNSNAP 2 APP
Activating Device
Connecting Device
Device not
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An inactive device has been detected. Are you sure
you want to activate the device? Activated
successfully,After that, returns will not be supported.
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Flight Screen
1. Back to home screen
Tap to go back to home screen.
2. Aircraft status indicator
Displays ight status and various warning information.
Device not connected
3. Flight parameters
Displays aircraft altitude, distance (under GPS mode) and
speed.
4. Wi-Fi signal strength
  Displays the Wi-Fi strength between the aircraft and remote
controller.
5. GPS status
Displays the current GPS signal strength.
6. SD card storage
Displays the available storage on the SD card.
SD
7. Aircraft battery level
Displays the current battery level of the aircraft.
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9. Shooting modes
Tap to switch between photo mode and video mode.
12. Playback
Tap to enter playback and preview photos and videos as soon they
are captured.
14. Emergency stop
Tap to trigger a conrmation prompt for emergency stop. Slide to
conrm and the motors on the aircraft will stop immediately. Use only
during emergency
16. Return to home (RTH)
Tap to automatically return the aircraft to the last updated home
position (only valid in GPS mode).
17. Take-o/ land
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10. Shutter / record button
Tap to start / stop shooting photos or recording videos.
11. Camera settings
Tap to set ISO, shutter, EV and other parameters under photo
mode; set video resolution, lter and other parameters in video mode.
13. Gimbal tilt adjustment
Slide up and down to adjust the gimbal tilt angle.
15. Intelligent ight modes
Tap to choose yaway, orbit, follow or other intelligent ight
modes.
18. Maps
Tap to switch between map screen and preview screen.
8. System settings
Tap to enter system settings to set geofencing, control stick rates or
rmware updates.
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Map screen
1. Mobile device location
Displays the current location of the mobile device.
2. Aircraft location
Displays the current location of the aircraft.
4. Geofencing
Displays the area with geofencing.
5. Compass
Tap to rotate the map such that north direction is pointing
vertically upward.
6. Re-center
Tap to re-center the map to the mobile device location.
3. Waypoint
The number indicates the sequence of the waypoint. The arrow
indicates the heading of the aircraft over that waypoint. To relocate
the waypoint, long press and drag it to a desired position. Tap the
waypoint to change its heading and altitude.
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9. Waypoint tracking
Tap to enter waypoint tracking after all waypoints are set.
8. Add waypoint
Tap to enter add waypoint mode. Draw lines within geofencing
zones to add waypoints.
7. Display mode
Tap to change the display mode of the map.
Using Camera
Firmware update
Three camera modes are available: photo, video and time-lapse. Photo
mode and video mode can be selected via the camera mode button on
the ight screen. Time-lapse mode can be selected from the camera
setting page when in video mode.
Camera Mode
Photo taking and video recording can be done on the FUNSNAP 2 APP
ight screen.
Photo / Video
When taking videos, the resolution can be changed at the settings
menu. When taking photos, ISO and EV can be adjusted under auto
exposure mode. Under manual exposure mode, the shutter speed, ISO,
white balance and lter eects can be adjusted. All settings can be
accessed from the camera settings.
Camera Settings
Videos and photos can be previewed from the playback screen.
Playback
The rmwares of the camera, aircraft and gimbal are updated on the
FUNSNAP 2 APP. Connect the aircraft to the remote controller and
follow the instructions on the app to conduct rmware updates.
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