Heli-Max 1SQ V-cam User manual

Entire Contents © 2013 Hobbico® , Inc. HMXE0836 RTF HMXE0837 Tx-R
1SQ VCAM 2.4GHz RTF/
Tx-R Instruction Manual
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Carefully read this manual to learn the safe operation of this model.
Before use, if you feel this product is not for you, please return it to your
place of purchase.
Heli-Max products are to be used by ages 14 and over.
The instruction manual, warranties and other associated documentation
are subject to change without notice. Hobbico assumes no responsibility
for inadvertent errors to this manual.
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INTRODUCTION
INTRODUCTION
Thank you for purchasing the Heli-Max 1SQ V-cam Quadcopter. We are certain
you will get many hours of enjoyment out of this model. If you should have
any questions or concerns please feel free to contact us at: helihotline@
hobbico.com. For the latest technical updates or manual corrections visit
the Heli-Max web site at www.helimax-rc.com. If there is any new technical
information, changes or important updates to this model a “tech notice” box
will appear on the 1SQ V-cam product page. Click the “tech notice” box to
learn more about this important update.
When you see this symbol, please pay special attention
and heed all warnings regarding the information within.
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TECHNICAL SUPPORT
TECHNICAL SUPPORT
Please note that we cannot provide you information on the pricing you will
find in your local retailer’s store for any products.
If you need technical support or have any questions, you can reach us by
one of the following means. When contacting us, please include the product
you are referring to, its stock number and as much information about your
question or issue as possible.
For support outside the U.S. or Canada, please contact the distributor in your
country. If unable to contact the appropriate distributor, please contact us.
However, we are unable to respond to emails in languages other than English.
Email
Email us at [email protected]. Please try to include as much
information as possible when asking your question. Also please be sure
to list your full email address (ex: [email protected]) as well as at least one
other means of daytime contact in your email.
Phone
1-217-398-8970 Select option 6.
Available Monday-Friday, 8am-5pm
U.S. Central Time.
Fax
1-217-398-7721 Please be sure to
include a daytime telephone number
or return fax number so that we can
contact you.
Regular Mail
If you prefer, we can always respond with a regular mailed letter. Simply write
to us, including a brief explanation of your problem or question along with the
product name you are referring to. Use the Hobby Services address on page 3.

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WARRANTY SERVICE
WARRANTY SERVICE
Heli-Max guarantees this kit to be free from defects in both material and
workmanship at the date of purchase. This warranty does not cover any
component parts damaged by use or modification. In no case shall Heli-
Max’s liability exceed the original cost of the purchased kit. Further,
Heli-Max reserves the right to change or modify this warranty without notice.
In that Heli-Max has no control over the final assembly or material used for
final assembly, no liability shall be assumed nor accepted for any damage
resulting from the use by the user of the final user-assembled product. By
the act of using the user assembled product, the user accepts all resulting
liability. If the buyer is not prepared to accept the liability associated with
the use of this product, the buyer is advised to return this kit immediately in
new and unused condition to the place of purchase.
To make a warranty claim, Hobby Services
send the defective part 3002 N. Apollo Dr., Suite 1
or item to Hobby Services Champaign, IL 61822
at this address. USA
Include a letter stating your name, return shipping address, as much contact
information as possible (daytime telephone number, fax number, e-mail
address), a detailed description of the problem and a photocopy of the
purchase receipt. Upon receipt of the package the problem will be evaluated
as quickly as possible.
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RTF KIT CONTENTS
RTF KIT CONTENTS
1. 6-channel 2.4GHz SLT
radio
2. 1SQ V-Cam with Micro
digital camera
3. “AA” batteries
4. USB LiPo battery charger
5. 1S 250mAh LiPo battery
6. Extra set of (4) rotor
blades
7. Screwdriver
8. Card Reader
9. 2G Micro SD Card
Parts needed to complete your Tx-R model
●6 channel (minimum) SLT or Anylink ready transmitter
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FEATURES & SPECIFICATIONS
FEATURES & SPECIFICATIONS
Features
●TAGS-FX Sensor Fusion stabilization system
●On board micro digital video camera
●3D Aerobatic Auto-FLIP feature
●On board micro snap-shot digital picture camera
●USB Micro SD Card reader
●2G Micro SD removable card
●LED Lights on each of the motor pods
●Tx-R SLT Auto-define programming
●SLT TX460 Transmitter with feature activation buttons
Quadcopter Specifications
Size: 125 mm (4.92”) Quadcopter (Diagonal from motor
center to motor center)
Motors: 20 x7 Coreless Brushed (4)
Empty Weight: 32.9 g (1.16 oz)
Weight RTF: 40.6 g (1.43 oz)
Blade Length: 56 mm (2.20”)
Overall Length: 143 mm (5.62”)
Height: 41mm (1.61” )
Width: 145 mm (5.70”)
Camera Specifications
Memory: Accepts up to 32 G Micro SD card
Size: 40 mm L X 20 mm W X 8 mm H
Codec Video: Motion JPEG, 1280 x 720, 30fps, file extension .avi
Codec Audio: PCM S16 LE, mono
Still Image capture: 1280 x 720, 96 dpi, file extension .jpg
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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
Operational Warnings
Failure to follow these safety precautions may result in injury
to yourself and others.
●Keep your face and body as well as all spectators away from the rotating
blades whenever the battery is connected.
●Keep loose clothing, shirt sleeves, ties, scarfs, long hair or loose objects
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away from the rotors. The spinning blades of a model of this type can
cause serious injury.
●When choosing a flying site stay clear of buildings, trees and power lines.
AVOID flying in or near crowded areas.
●DO NOT fly close to people or pets. Maintain a safe distance from the
quadcopter.
●Do not alter or modify the model; doing so may result in an unsafe or un-
flyable model.
●When and if repairs are necessary you must correctly install all components
so that the model operates properly on the ground and in the air. Please
check the operation of the model before every flight to insure that all
equipment is operating and that the model has remained structurally sound.
●Please allow a 10 minute cool down period after each flight so the motor
controller and motor can cool down. Failure to do so may cause loss of
control due to the controller overheating and shutting down.
●Inspect the rotor blades before each flight for nicks. If any damage is found
or if the blades have been damaged, replace the blades before flying the
model again.
●After a crash you must inspect all plastic parts on the quadcopter for
damage before attempting to fly the model again.
Battery Warnings and Usage Guidelines
Please read and understand the following regarding the usage
of Li-Po batteries.
●NOTE: Heli-Max Quadcopter battery packs are not
cross compatible with Heli-Max NOVUS brand battery
packs or chargers.
●Through the use of the included Li-Po battery you have assumed all risk
and responsibility regarding a Li-Po battery and its use.
●ALWAYS unplug your battery from either the charger or Quadcopter after use.
NEVER store your Quadcopter with the battery plugged into the Quadcopter.
●Do not attempt to charge your battery if it becomes swollen or hot.
●It’s best to store your batteries charged and at room temperature. Storing
a fully discharged battery may cause irreversible damage to the battery.
●Never disassemble, puncture or modify the battery pack in anyway.
●Never allow the battery temperature to exceed 150° F [65° C].
●If your battery begins to swell or “puff” during charge or discharge or
becomes damaged in anyway, stop using it and contact Hobby Services
217-398-0007 to learn the proper way to dispose of your battery.

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Charging and Operation Warnings
●Only use the included charger with the included LiPo battery.
Do not attempt to use the provided charger with NiCd, NiMH
or batteries with other chemistries.
●Do not leave the charger unattended while in use and always charge your
battery in a fire-resistant location.
●Disconnect the battery and remove input power from the charger immediately
if either becomes hot!
●Do not allow water or other foreign objects to enter the charger. Keep the
charger away from moisture and do not submerge in water.
●Please keep all electronic components out of the reach of children!
●WARNING!! The charger supplied with the Heli-Max 1SQ Quadcopter
contains protective circuitry. If you experience any difficulties while charging
the battery, please disconnect the battery from the charger and unplug
the charger from the power source. Allow the battery and charger to rest
for two hours as this will allow the charge protection circuit to reset. If this
issue re-occurs during normal use, please contact technical support for
further assistance.
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CHARGE THE FLIGHT BATTERY
CHARGE THE FLIGHT BATTERY
❏ Plug the flight battery into the end
of the USB charger.
❏ Plug charger into a USB port. A
steady red light will glow letting you
know the battery is charging. The light
will flash slowly when the charge is
complete. Remove the battery from
the charger. Under normal operating
conditions, the battery may take up to
60 minutes to recharge. Never leave
the battery attached to the charger
after charging is complete.
NOTE: A fast flash indicates a charge error. This is usually an indication that
your battery is defective and should be replaced.

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INSTALLING THE MICRO SD CARD
INSTALLING THE MICRO SD CARD
❏ Flip the model over and push the SD card into the slot on the side of
the camera module. When the card
is correctly installed, it will click. To
remove the card, simply press on
the card again and the inner spring
system will help eject the card. Note:
The card must be in place to program
and capture video or pictures. The
V-cam has no internal memory.
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PREPARING YOUR RTF MODEL
PREPARING YOUR RTF MODEL
❏ Install 4AA batteries in the
transmitter by removing the
battery cover from the back of
the transmitter and installing the
four “AA” batteries. Double-check
the polarity of each battery before
replacing the battery cover.
❏ Turn the trans-
mitter on and make
sure that there is a
blue light behind
the Heli-Max
panel at the top
of the transmitter.
The LCD screen
should be on with
a throttle position
indicator and other
information. Make sure the electronic trim buttons on the transmitter are
centered. Trims are not needed as the Heli-Max TAGS-FX Sensor Fusion
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TRANSMITTER CONTROLS
TRANSMITTER CONTROLS
All controls are described with the tail pointing directly toward you. This is
the best way to fly in the beginning since it keeps the control inputs oriented
the same direction.
The TX460 transmitter has a dual rate
function. This allows two flight modes,
one that makes the 1SQ V-cam easer to
fly and one that makes the quad more
aggressive. To toggle between the
two flight modes quickly press down
on the right control stick. When the
transmitter is in low rates, the ellipse in
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low pitch single beep. For high rates, the ellipse will be complete and the
transmitter will emit a single high pitch beep.
Moving the right stick
right or left will cause
the quad to tilt and start
moving that direction.
Moves Right or Left
Moves Right or LeftMoves Right or Left
Moving the right stick
forward or backward
will cause the quad to
tilt and start moving
that direction.
Moves Backwards or Forwards
Moves Backwards or ForwardsMoves Backwards or Forwards
Moving the left stick
up or down will cause
the quad to climb or
descend.
Climbs or Descends
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Moving the left stick
left or right will cause
the quad to rotate in
that direction.
Rotates Left or Right
Rotates Left or RightRotates Left or Right
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ADJUSTING THE FLIGHT SENSITIVITY
ADJUSTING THE FLIGHT SENSITIVITY
You can make your 1SQ V-cam fly more aggressively by changing the gyro
sensitivity. To do this press and hold the right control stick down so the
transmitter will emit a slow beeping sound. While holding the control stick
down so the transmitter will continue to beep, move the left control stick up
or down to adjust the sensitivity percentage shown on the LCD screen. A
higher value will make the 1SQ V-cam fly more aggressively and lower value
less aggressively. We have found 35% to 40% a good all-around setting.
WARNING: If this value gets bumped to 0 your quadcopter will respond very
slowly to any right stick input. If the value is set too high the quadcopter will
be overly sensitive and might be impossible to fly.
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FLIPPING THE V-CAM
FLIPPING THE V-CAM
To flip the V-cam, press and hold the flip button. Quickly move the right stick
in the direction you want to flip. To maintain altitude, it’s a good idea to be
climbing before you flip to give the Quadcopter upward momentum.
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VIDEO AND PICTURE TAKING
VIDEO AND PICTURE TAKING
To enter video mode, press the video button once. Press the button again
to start taking video. You will see the LED on the side of the V-cam flash
when video is being captured. To turn the video off simply press the video
button again and the LED will remain steady on. To switch to picture taking
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picture button again to take the picture. You will notice that the LED will flash
momentarily as the picture is being taken. When the flashing is complete
you can take more pictures. You can switch back and forth between Video
and Picture but remember you will have to press the appropriate button to
re-enter that mode.
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HELI-MAX TX460 SERVO REVERSING
HELI-MAX TX460 SERVO REVERSING
This transmitter features SLT protocol. Therefore, it will bind with other SLT
receivers. In those applications, it may be necessary to reverse the servo
travel direction as follows:
❏ 1. With the transmitter OFF, push
and “hold” the rudder trim button to
the right and the throttle trim button
down and then turn ON the transmitter
❏ 2. Let go of the trim buttons and
you will see 1-1 or 1-0 displayed. The
first Digit is the channel number. To
change the channel you want to
reverse, push down on the right stick.
To reverse the travel direction, push
the elevator trim button up or down so
the second number changes. The
V-Cam travel direction settings should
be “1” for all channels.
❏ 3. To confirm the change and exit
to normal operation, push down on
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PROGRAMMING THE Tx-R MODEL
PROGRAMMING THE Tx-R MODEL
Your 1SQ V-cam uses Tactic’s SLT protocol for communication.
If using the Anylink with your non SLT protocol radio system
you must make sure to follow the proper mapping procedure
listed with the Anylink that matches your radio brand. Failing
to do so could cause an unsafe condition. How to map your transmitter, as
well as a list of compatible transmitters, is included with your Anylink. You
can find this and more information on the Tactic website, www.tacticrc.com
To get the most from your V-cam, your transmitter should have assignable
switch capabilities and a momentary contact switch, but neither is needed to
fly the V-cam. If you have a 7 or more channel transmitter you can command
all the features of the V-cam. Truth is, a 6 channel aircraft radio system like
the Tactic 600 will work great AND, you will still be able to flip and take video
with your V-cam! It’s also important to note that even a dial can be used to
turn the video on and off.
NOTE: The switch for Flipping, Video and Photo taking must be either channel
5, 6, 7 or 8th of the transmitter. If you have a 6 channel transmitter, you will
only be able to define flip and video functions (in that order). To setup all
three functions one would need at least a 7 channel transmitter. For example,
the flipping feature cannot be skipped to allow a 6 channel transmitter to
control video and still pictures.
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LINKING
LINKING
WARNING: AnyLink must be in Normal Mapping (1 Beep) when
Futaba or Hitec®transmitters are used with Tx-R aircraft. If
using Spektrum,
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JR,
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or Graupner
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transmitters, AnyLink
must be in Alternate Mapping (2 Beeps). (See AnyLink manual.)
All trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
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Futabs / Tactic
Transmitter Settings
AILE
1
ELEV
2
THRO
3
RUDD
4
AUX
5
AUX
6
Function
Dual Rate
EXPO
Timer
N
100/100
100/80
0/
- 20
Servo Rev
Travel
N
100/100
100 / 80
0/
- 20
N
100/100
5 min
N
100/100
100 / 100
NULL
Flip
N
100/100
Video
N
100/100
AUX
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Picture
N
100/100
Spektrum / JR
Transmitter Settings
AILE
1
ELEV
2
THRO
3
RUDD
4
AUX
5
AUX
6
Function
Dual Rate
EXPO
Timer
R
100/100
100/80
0/20
Servo Rev
Travel
R
100/100
100 / 80
0/20
R
100/100
5 min
R
100/100
100 / 100
NULL
Flip
R
100/100
Video
R
100/100
AUX
7
Picture
R
100/100
To adjust the sensitivity of the controls, raise or lower the end point (travel)
settings.
Connecting the AnyLink™module or an SLT™compatible transmitter to your
heli.
1. Turn on the transmitter. Make sure the throttle is at zero.
2. Place the transmitter close to the model.
3. Remove the canopy and locate the small black link button on the PC
board.
4. Press and hold the button for 3
seconds.
5. Release and wait 3~5 more
seconds. Your system is now
ready!
This procedure is to be used to link
the V-Cam receiver to a stock TX460
transmitter, a “SLT ready” transmitter
with at least 6 channels, or an Anylink
when connected to a compatible
transmitter with at least 6 channels.
YOU MUST USE AN OPEN CHANNEL FOR EACH OF THESE FUNCTIONS.
The Dual Rate switches cannot be used unless they can be programmed to
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channels “turned on” and separate switches mapped to those channels
before linking the transmitter to the V-Cam. Make sure all these channels
are adjusted to maximum endpoints (EPA)!
Programming Order Will Be Flip, Video
and Lastly Still Picture
❏ 1. Move the transmitter’s throttle stick to the lowest position, all switches
back, and dials to full CCW.
❏ 2. Power the quad; the LED will glow solid.
❏ 3. Press and hold the link button for 3 seconds, then release. The LED will
remain solid.
❏ 4. Power on the transmitter and move the aileron stick full right. Hold
until the LED starts flashing.
❏ 5. Two seconds after flashing begins return the aileron stick to center (THE
QUAD IS NOW IN SELF DEFINING MODE). The LED will be flickering.
❏ 6. Pick a CHANNEL for flipping. Flip the switch back and forth 3 or
more times to complete. (Note: we like to program the trainer switch
for this function).
❏ 7. Pick an unused CHANNEL for Video. Flip the switch back and forth
(or rotate the dial fully lock to lock) 3 or more times to complete.
❏ 8. (IF YOU ARE USING A 7 OR MORE CHANNEL TRANSMITTER) Pick
an unused CHANNEL for Picture. Flip the switch back and forth (or
rotate the dial fully lock to lock) 3 or more times to complete.
❏ 9. Finally, move the rudder stick full left and hold for 5 seconds, then
return the stick to center. You have exited setup mode. The LED will
normally flash once when the programming has been accepted. The
quad is now bound to the transmitter and you have programmed the
(up to) three operation features.
To see a video of this
process go to the Heli-Max
1SQ V-cam webpage.
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FLYING YOUR 1SQ V-CAM
FLYING YOUR 1SQ V-CAM
❏ Move the left stick to the lowest position and then turn the transmitter on.
Electric motors are very dangerous. Do not work on the
model while the flight battery is plugged in as interference
may cause the main rotor blades to spin, possibly causing
injury to yourself.
❏ Install the flight battery by sliding
the battery into the bottom of the quad.
Make sure the battery is slid all the way
to the stop of the battery tray. Connect
the battery to the connector.
NOTE: The quad will be “ON” at this
point. Place the quad on a flat surface
for 2 seconds to calibrate the TAGS-FX.
Your quadcopter has a safe start
feature built in that prevents the motors from activating unless the throttle
stick has been lowered to the lowest position. If the motors won’t run and
turn the blades, please make sure the throttle stick is all the way down and
leave it there for a couple of seconds. Then try moving the stick up slowly.
Takeoff
If flying outdoors it’s important to stick to light winds. If you are taking off
and landing in grass, place a rubber mat or pad down on the grass so the
small rotating parts don’t get hung up in the grass.

Hovering
Once the quad is in the air simply try to keep it in one spot. This will take
some practice. Remember that even a light breeze will have an effect on the
stability of the quad.
Landing
Level the quad into a steady hover and slowly decrease power until it lands.
You might notice as the Quadcopter is ready to touch down it moves around
a little. This is normal as the Quadcopter enters ground effect. Remember
to unplug the battery from the Quadcopter after your flight is complete.
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BASIC MANEUVERS
BASIC MANEUVERS
Once you are comfortable with hovering in one place start working on
orientations. By this we mean, hover the Quadcopter in all positions, nose
to the right, nose to the left and the nose pointing at you (nose-in). Getting
good at this fundamental discipline will allow you to progress much faster
in some of the more advanced flying maneuvers.
Slow Pirouettes
Moving the left stick (left or right), you can rotate the Quadcopter around
360°, which is called a pirouette.
Forward Flight
Now it’s time to work into basic forward flight. Just take the basic hovering
maneuvers listed above and slowly fly out farther and faster and always
bring the Quadcopter back after one pass. Practice controlled slow flight in
close as well. The more time you spend practicing here, the easier things
will be later on.
Flips with the 460 Transmitter
Start with plenty of altitude. From an upright hover and gaining altitude,
quickly press and hold the flip button and move the cyclic (right) stick of the
transmitter to the direction you want the quad to flip. The quad will complete
one flip. Once you start getting the hang of it you can start combining flips!
Shooting Video
Press the video button to “enter video mode.” If you are using the Tx-R model
and have it on a two position switch, you will need to cycle the switch to
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Press the video button (Tx-R, Flip the switch) again to start taking video.
Press the video button (Tx-R, Flip the switch) once again to stop taking video.
NOTE: The LED of the camera will flash letting you know you’re actively
taking video. It’s also important to know that if you unplug the main power
battery while taking video you will lose that capture.
Taking Photos
Press the photo button to “enter photo mode.” If you are using the Tx-R
model and have it on a two position switch, you will need to cycle the switch
to enter photo mode.
Press the photo button again to take a picture. Note: The camera will take
one photo per button press.
NOTE: The LED will flash during the picture capture. When the LED completes
flashing the camera is ready to take another picture.
Downloading Video and Pictures From the Camera
Install the Micro SD card into the reader. Plug the reader into the USB port
of your computer.
The USB connection will be auto recognized and the files ready to be transferred.
At this point you can copy or transfer your files to your folder structure.
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TROUBLESHOOTING
TROUBLESHOOTING
PROBLEM: V-Cam does not react to any stick movements.
Solution: If the LED on the control board is steady, relink the transmitter
and the V-Cam.
PROBLEM: Flies with poor power or buzzes.
Solution: One of the props may be bent. Carefully bend it straight.
PROBLEM: With the battery disconnected, you notice that one of the
motors spins noticeably slower or feels tight.
Solution 1: The motor may have slid down. Gently push the motor back
up into its mount.
Solution 2: The prop may have slid down against the mount. Use a small
screwdriver to pry the prop upwards slightly.
Solution 3: If the prop still turns slow, replace that motor boom. This is
done by removing the canopy, loosening the screw (9), unplugging the
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PROBLEM: The Camera System will not take a photo or start recording
a video.
Solution 1: Install the micro SD card if it is not in the slot.
Solution 2: Eject the card and check for any debris on the contacts.
Solution 3: Make sure card is OK by putting the card in the reader and
checking on your PC.
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MAINTENANCE
MAINTENANCE
The maintenance tips for the 1SQ quadcopter will apply to the V-Cam
quadcopter also. The guide can be found at the WWW.Helimax-rc.com in
the download section with the other 1SQ files.
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REPLACEMENT PARTS
REPLACEMENT PARTS
Key Part No. Description
1 HMXE2211 Canopy White/Black
2 HMXE2210 Rotor Blades
3 HMXE2212 LED Motor Boom Set RF Clockwise
4 HMXE2213 LED Motor Boom Set LR Clockwise
5 HMXE2214 LED Motor Boom Set LF Counter
6 HMXE2215 LED Motor Boom Set RR Counter
7 HMXE2180 Control Board Dampners
8 HMXZ0001 Vcam Vid/Pic Camera
9 HMXE2217 Screw Set
10 HMXE2179 Frame Battery Mount
11 HMXP1009 250mAh LiPo Battery
12 HMXM2052 TAGS-FX Control Board
13 HMXE2183 Foot Pads
HMXJ2000 1SQ V-Cam Transmitter SLT
HMXP2023 USB Charger
HMXZ0002 USB microSD Card Reader
HMXE2184 Motor Cover

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EXPLODED VIEW
EXPLODED VIEW

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This device complies with part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject
to the following two conditions.
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference.
(2) This device must accept any interference received, including
interference that may cause undesired operation.
NOTE: THE MANUFACTURER IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY RADIO OR TV INTERFERENCE CAUSED
BY UNAUTHORIZED MODIFICATIONS TO THIS EQUIPMENT. SUCH MODIFICATIONS COULD VOID THE
USER’S AUTHORITY TO OPERATE THE EQUIPMENT.
FCC REQUIREMENT
CE COMPLIANCE INFORMATION FOR THE EUROPEAN UNION
Instructions for Disposal of Waste Equipment by Private Users in the European
Union: This symbol on the product or its packaging indicates this product must not
be disposed of with other household waste. Instead, it is the user’s responsibility to
dispose of their waste equipment by handing it over to a designated collection point
for the recycling of waste electrical and electronic equipment. The separate collection and
recycling of your waste equipment at the time of disposal will help to conserve natural
resources and ensure that it is recycled in a manner that protects human health and the
environment. For more information about where you can drop off your waste equipment for
recycling, please contact your local city office, your household waste disposal service or
location where you purchased the product.
Declaration of Conformity:
Product: Heli-Max TX460 2.4GHz 4-Channel Tx Rx
Item number: HMXJ2000 TX460, Equipment class: 1
TX460 transmitter: The objects of the declaration described here
are in conformity with the requirements of the specifications listed
below, following the provisions of the European 2006/95/EC Low
Voltage Directive:
EN 60950-1:2006 Safety
The objects of the declaration described here are in conformity
with the requirements of the specifications listed below, following
the provisions of the European R&TTE directive 1995/5/EC:
ETSI EN 300 328 V1.7.1 Technical requirements for radio equipment
ETSI EN 301 489-1 V1.8.1, 301 489-17 V1.3.2 General EMC
requirements for radio equipment
Hobbico, Inc.
2904 Research Road
Champaign, IL USA 61826
The associated regulatory agencies of the following countries recognize
the noted certifications to this product as authorized for sale and use.
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