NX PANTERA4K User manual

USER MANUAL
PANTERA4K
NX-PANTERA4K


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NX TECH IS A PROUD SAFETY ADVOCATE
Test your knowledge at knowyourDrone.gov.au
Be aware of local legislations and read the insturctions carefully before using
your Drone. Keep yourself and other safe when flying your Drone. Always fly
your Drone within visual line-of-sight and only fly one Drone at a time. DO NOT
allow your view of the Drone to be impaired e.g: in rain, wind, snow, fog or low
light. When flying your Drone, please keep in mind the safety and privacy of
others.
DO NOT get your Drone wet, dusty or sandy. DO NOT touch your Drone while
it is powered on and when the rotor blades are turning.
For replacement parts, batteries and accessories please visit your nearest NX
retailer or visit www.nx-tech.com.au or www.nx-tech.co.nz

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CONTENTS
1.0 WELCOME............................................................................................................. 4
1.1 BEFORE YOU GET UP IN THE AIR ................................................................................4
1.2 GENERAL SAFETY..............................................................................................................4
2.0 PRODUCT CONTENTS......................................................................................... 5
2.1 PRODUCT OVERVIEW...................................................................................................... 6
2.2 CONTROLLER OVERVIEW.............................................................................................. 6
3.0 BATTERY SAFETY ................................................................................................ 7
4.0 SETTING UP YOUR PANTERA 4K DRONE ........................................................ 9
4.1 INSTALLING THE BATTERY............................................................................................ 9
4.2 INSTALLING A MICRO SD CARD .................................................................................. 9
4.3 REMOVING A MICRO SD CARD.................................................................................... 9
4.4 FOLDING/UNFOLDING THE DRONE .........................................................................10
4.5 REMOTE CONTROL .........................................................................................................10
5.0 REMOTE CONTROL FUNCTIONS ...................................................................... 11
5.1 SWITCHING BETWEEN FLIGHT MODES.................................................................... 11
5.2 LCD SCREEN DISPLAY..................................................................................................... 11
5.3 PAIRING YOUR DRONE AND REMOTE CONTROL................................................. 11
5.4 PHOTO/VIDEO CONTROLS ..........................................................................................12
5.5 ONEKEY TAKE OFF & LANDING ................................................................................ 12
5.6 ONEKEY RETURN TO HOME BUTTON.................................................................... 12
5.7 DRONE LOW BATTERY WARNING.............................................................................. 13
5.8 REMOTE CONTROL LOW BATTERY WARNING ..................................................... 13
5.9 SIGNAL STRENGTH INDICATOR ................................................................................. 14
5.10 LOCK / UNLOCK THE DRONE...................................................................................... 14
6.0 THROTTLE CONTROL STICK MODE..................................................................15
6.1 THROTTLE MODE SWITCH...........................................................................................15
6.2 HOW TO CHANGE THROTTLE MODE ......................................................................15
7.0 SETTING UP THE MOBILE PHONE HOLDER ....................................................16
8.0 DOWNLOADING THE APP TO YOUR MOBILE PHONE ....................................16
8.1 WHERE TO DOWNLOAD................................................................................................ 16
8.2 NX TECH APP ....................................................................................................................16
8.3 CONNECTING YOUR SMARTPHONE TO THE DRONE'S WIFI......................... 17
8.4 SAVING PHOTOS AND VIDEOS .................................................................................. 17
9.0 PREFLIGHT CHECKLIST ....................................................................................17

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10.0 STATUS INDICATOR LIGHTS..............................................................................18
11.0 FLIGHT SAFETY...................................................................................................19
12.0 UNDERSTANDING KEY CONTROLS..................................................................19
12.1 AUTO RETRUN HOME .................................................................................................... 19
12.2 RETURN HOME GPS MODE ENABLED................................................................... 19
12.2.1 SMART RETURN TO HOME ...........................................................................20
12.2.2 LOW BATTERY RETURN TO HOME.............................................................20
12.2.3 FAILSAFE OUT OF CONNECTION RETURN TO HOME......................21
12.3 CAMERA ANGLE ADJUSTMENT..................................................................................21
12.4 OPTICAL FLOW ................................................................................................................22
13.0 START FLYING YOUR DRONE ........................................................................... 22
13.1 GYROSCOPE CALIBRATION........................................................................................22
13.2 GEOMAGNETIC CALIBRATING YOUR DRONE......................................................23
13.3 OPTIMAL TRANSMISSION ZONE............................................................................... 24
13.4 UNLOCKING THE DRONE.............................................................................................24
13.5 LOCKING THE DRONE...................................................................................................24
13.6 SETTING A HOME POINT .............................................................................................25
13.7 BASIC FLIGHT CONTROLS ..........................................................................................25
14.0 BEGINNER MODE............................................................................................... 26
15.0 SPEED MODE...................................................................................................... 27
16.0 HEADLESS MODE .............................................................................................. 27
17.0 FLY AROUNDME MODE.................................................................................... 27
18.0 FOLLOW ME MODE GPS MODE ENABLED....................................................28
19.0 WAY POINT FLIGHT GPS MODE ENABLED................................................... 28
19.1 VISION POSITIONING SYSTEM...................................................................................30
19.2 PHOTO MODE ..................................................................................................................30
19.3 VIDEO MODE ....................................................................................................................30
19.4 VIEWING PHOTOS AND VIDEOS ...............................................................................30
20.0 ACTIVATING SEARCH FUNCTION FOR A LOST DRONE.................................31
21.0 DRONE MAINTENANCE......................................................................................31
22.0 REPLACING ROTOR BLADES............................................................................ 32
23.0 REPLACEMENT PARTS ...................................................................................... 33
24.0 WARRANTY TERMS & CONDITIONS................................................................ 34
25.0 NOTES ................................................................................................................. 37

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1.0 WELCOME
Thank You for a purchasing a NX Tech Drone. The NX Tech range has been
specifically designed to provide the intermediate to advanced user with a great
flight experience. Please take the time to read the following safety warnings and
operating instructions carefully. In this document, the NX PANTERA 4K Drone will
be referred to as the "Drone".
1.1 BEFORE YOU GET UP IN THE AIR
Before you familiarise yourself with your Drone, we ask that you read
"Battery Safety" on page 7 before you start charging your Drone’s
battery.
WARNING: PLEASE DO NOT MOVE THE CAMERA MANUALLY AS IT CAN
DAMAGE THE GIMBAL AND CAMERA.
1.2 GENERAL SAFETY
Please familiarise yourself with your local legislation regarding your Drone
usage before you begin using your Drone. Included in the package contents
of your Drone are the Australian CASA guidelines. Please familiarise yourself
with your local Drone legislation and make sure you are using your Drone
within the parameters of these laws. NX Tech takes no responsibility for the
operation of this product.
DO NOT fly your Drone any closer than 30 metres from people, animals
or buildings. Check to make sure you are no closer than 5.5 kilometres
from any airfields or airports. For more information on CASA’s Australian
legislation visit: http://www.casa.gov.au/
• You must not fly your Drone higher than 120 metres (400 ft) above the
ground.
• You must only fly during the day and keep your Drone within visual
line-of sight.
• For information outside Australia please visit the website of your local
aviation authority.
• DO NOT attempt to modify the Drone or any of its components in any
way, doing so will void your warranty and may aect the operation of
the Drone.
• DO NOT use the Drone in any conditions that could aect, damage
or impair your view including wet, dusty or sandy conditions. These
elements will damage the components of your Drone.
• Please DO NOT attempt to touch the Drone when the Remote Control
is powered on, or if the rotor blades are turning.
• When flying your Drone, please keep in mind the privacy of others.

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2.0 PRODUCT CONTENTS
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1. Pantera 4K Drone
2. Remote Control
3. Rotor Blades x 4
4. USB AC Wall Charger
5. USB Charging Cable
6. User Manual
7. Small Screw Driver
8. Screws
9. Quickstart Guide
10. Carry Case
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5
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2.1 PRODUCT OVERVIEW
2.2 CONTROLLER OVERVIEW
1. Brushless Motor
2. Landing Gear
3. Blades
4. Camera
5. Optical Flow System
6. Status Indicator Light
7. Power Switch
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2
4
3
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6
5
10
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1. Photo/Video
2. Left Thumb Stick
(Yaw left/Right)
3. Lock/Unlock Button
4. Mobile Phone Holder
5. Return to Home
Button
6. Right Thumb Stick
(Forward/Backward,
Left/Right)
7. Power On/O
8. LCD Screen
9. Take O/Landing
Button
10. Camera Up/Down
11. High/Low Speed
(Long Press)
12. GPS Switch
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5
2 6
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION PLEASE READ BEFORE USE
3.0 BATTERY SAFETY
When handled incorrectly, Lithium polymer batteries can be dangerous
and can potentially harm and do damage to persons or property. NX Tech
does not accept any liability for damage to persons or property if the
battery is not correctly charged, stored or protected.
• Always unwind all cables before charging.
• DO NOT over charge the battery. Once the charging process is completed,
remove the battery from the charger as soon as possible.
• Only use the included or replacement Pantera 4K Drone chargers and
batteries.
• You must charge the Lithium polymer battery in a safe area away from
flammable materials.
• The battery is only to be charged under adult supervision, do not leave
charging batteries unattended. You should always remain in constant
observation to monitor the charging process and react immediately to any
potential problems that may occur.
• DO NOT charge the battery in temperatures hotter than 40°C or colder
than 0°C.
• DO NOT cover the batteries when charging or leave them in direct sunlight.
• After each flight & or crash, please check battery for any damage or swelling.
• If the battery is damaged, leaking, making noise, punctured or malformed
in any way DO NOT attempt to use it. Please dispose of the battery
immediately and safely in the correct manner.
• DO NOT bend, puncture, crush or scratch the Drone’s battery. DO NOT
store batteries in your pockets, on your person or in extreme temperatures.
• After flying/discharging the battery you must allow it to cool to ambient/
room temperature before recharging.
• If at any time during the charge or discharge process the battery begins to
balloon or swell, discontinue charging or discharging immediately. Quickly
and safely disconnect the battery, then place it in a safe, open area away
from flammable materials to observe it for at least 15 minutes. Continuing
to charge or discharge a battery that has begun to balloon or swell can
result in a fire. A battery that has ballooned or swollen even a small amount
must be removed from service completely.
• Never plug in a battery and leave it to charge unattended overnight.
• Non-compliance with the above warnings may result in the failure of the
battery.

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PLEASE NOTE: YOUR NX Tech Drone COMES WITH A CERTIFIED NX
Tech USB AC CHARGING ADAPTER AND CABLE FOR 240V CHARGING
OF YOUR Drone BATTERY. USE OF A NON NX Tech CERTIFIED USB AC
CHARGING ADAPTER AND CABLE WILL VOID YOUR WARRANTY AND
MAY DAMAGE BOTH YOUR BATTERY AND Drone.
• Press the buckle and pull out the battery from the your Drone. Connect the
Drone battery to the charging cable. The light on the battery will blink green
during charging.
• The light on the battery will turn solid blue once charging is complete. Once
the battery is in a low power state, the blue power indicator will start flashing.
At this time, please fly the Drone back immediately and charge the battery to
avoid unnecessarily losing your Drone.
• To keep the battery life as long as possible avoid removing the battery from
the charging cable before charging is complete. If you have just finished flying
your Drone, please allow the battery to cool down for at least 30 minutes
before recharging.
• The Drone battery may take up to 5 hours to charge. If the battery has been
on charge for any longer than 6 hours and the indicator on the charging cable
is not showing that the battery is charged, please remove the battery from the
charger.
• When the Drone battery has finished charging it is advised that the battery is
removed from the charger as soon as possible. Overcharging will damage the
battery and aect the flight time.
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3
2
1. Battery On/O Button
2. Battery power indicator
3. USB charging port
Low High

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4.0 SETTING UP YOUR PANTERA 4K DRONE
4.1 INSTALLING THE BATTERY
1. Ensure that the battery is fully charged.
2. Insert the battery into the middle of the Drone in the correct
orientation.
3. Slide the battery all the way down until it securely slots into place.
4.2 INSTALLING A MICRO SD CARD
The Micro SD Card slot is on the left bottom side of the Drone. To insert the
Micro SD card, please follow these steps:
1. Turn the Drone upside down and then, with the Micro SD Card copper
contacts facing down and toward the Drone, slot the Micro SD Card
into the slot on the left side of the Drone. Gently press the card in until
you hear the lock click into place.
4.3 REMOVING A MICRO SD CARD
To remove your Micro SD Card, follow the instructions below.
1. Press the Micro SD Card into the unit, until a click is heard and the
card releases.
2. The card will now release, and the Micro SD Card will now be
removable. (Micro SD Card not included).
NOTE:
• We recommend you use a Micro SD Card, memory Class 10 or above, with a minimum
64GB & maximum 128GB capacity.
• If used without a Micro SD Card, videos will be stored directly on your mobile phone.
Recordings on your smartphone will be descaled to save space.
NOTE:
• Do not force the battery, if the
battery is not fitting into position,
check that the battery is going in the
right way.
NOTE:
• Please format your SD card
before use. To format correctly,
insert the Micro SD Card in your
PC and follow the prompts.

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4.4 FOLDING/UNFOLDING THE DRONE
The Drone can be folded for easy storage and transport. It's arms are
designed to fold out in a specific order, with the front arms folding outward
first and the back arms folding outward second. To fold down, fold in the
back arms first and then front arms second.
4.5 REMOTE CONTROL
The remote control is battery operated and will require two AA batteries to
use. To access and open the battery door, you will need to unfold the hand
sticks. Then place the two batteries in the correct positions and close the
battery door. To Power On the remote control, slide the Power On button to
the right. To Power O, slide the button to the left.
NOTE:
• Insert the batteries in the correct orientation.
• DO NOT charge non-rechargeable batteries. The transmitter needs two charged and
working AA batteries to operate.
• DO NOT mix old and new batteries. This may compromise the power of the remote
control.
• DO NOT use a combination of batteries. Only use one type being either 2 x Standard
(Carbon zinc batteries), 2 x alkaline batteries or 2 x rechargeable (Nickel-cadmium
batteries).
• Always fully charge rechargeable batteries before using them. The remote control
does not charge them during use.
• Children should handle rechargeable batteries with adult supervision.
• Always remove empty batteries from the remote control to avoid confusion for use on
the next flight.
• DO NOT short circuit the supply terminals.
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* AA Batteries are not included

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5.0 REMOTE CONTROL FUNCTIONS
5.1 SWITCHING BETWEEN FLIGHT MODES
To choose which mode to fly your Drone in, switch the GPS button to either
the ON or OFF positions. The ON flight mode is shown on the LCD
display.
5.2 LCD SCREEN DISPLAY
5.3 PAIRING YOUR DRONE AND REMOTE CONTROL
1. Hold down the button and swipe the Power ON button to the right,
to turn on the remote control.
2. Ensure that the battery is connected correctly to the Drone. Power
ON your Drone by pressing down the button on the top of the
battery for 3 seconds. The Drone will make a sound and the 4 lights
will come on in a sequence. The rear middle light of the Drone will
be turned on. The Drone will then beep two times and the lights will
switch to flashing yellow.
3. The remote control will begin to pair with the Drone automatically.
Once a successful connection has been made the remote control will
beep twice. The Drone's indicator lights will change to alternatively
flashing yellow. The signal connection bars on the remote LCD
screen will now show . The remote control will show both the
battery level of the Drone and the remote control on the LCD screen.
Please charge your Drone if the battery level is running low.
NOTE:
• To avoid any signal errors when connecting the Drone to the controller, ensure you turn
on the remote control first and then the (and not the Drone first and then the remote
control).
NOTE:
• GPS Mode is recommended for outdoor
flying.
• Optical Flow is recommended for Indoor
flying. Indoor flying may have weak GPS
Signal which can cause damage if the Drone
is continued to be flown in GPS mode.
Distance from
Home Point
Altitude from
Home Point

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5.4 PHOTO/VIDEO CONTROLS
To take a photo with your Drone, short press the
button on the remote control. The same icon
on the LCD screen will flash once, confirming a
photo has been taken.
To record a video with your Drone, long press the
button on the remote control. The same icon
on the LCD screen will slowly flash continuously,
indicating that the Drone is recording. To stop
recording long press the button again.
NOTE:
• To take 4K photos and videos you must have a Micro SD Card inserted into the Drone.
If the Micro SD Card is not formatted correctly the Drone will not be able to capture
any images or footage. Please format the Micro SD card in your PC prior to use in the
Drone.
• The quality of photos and videos recorded on your smartphone will be de-scaled to
save space.
5.5 ONEKEY TAKE OFF & LANDING
When you have unlocked your Drone, short press the button on the
remote control (as shown in the picture below). The Drone will automatically
take o and hover 1.5m o the ground.
To automatically land your Drone during a flight, short press the button
on the remote control (as shown in the picture below). The Drone will
automatically land on the ground safely. During descent, while in one key
landing mode, if you toggle any of the joysticks it will cause the Drone to
discontinue this mode.
5.6 ONEKEY RETURN TO HOME BUTTON
To activate the RETURN TO HOME MODE press
the button on the top right side of the remote
control (as shown in the picture on the right). The
buzzer will beep to indicate that the auto return
home function has been activated.
The Drone will return to the last home point. Press
the button shortly again, and the Drone will exit
return home mode.

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5.7 DRONE LOW BATTERY WARNING
If the rear indicator lights on the Drone are flashing red slowly, this indicates
your battery level is starting to get low. The battery icon on the remote
control LCD screen will be (see pic 1 below for reference). If your Drone
is more than 100 metres away or more than 30 metres in altitude from the
take o location (home point), it will return home automatically before it runs
out of power. If your Drone is flying within a 100 metre range, you can cancel
the automatic return home by pressing the " " button on your remote
control.
If the indicator light is flashing red slowly or rapidly, this indicates your
battery levels are very low, and you should finish your flight. The battery
icon on the remote LCD screen will be accompanied by a steady 'beep
beep' sound (see pic 2 below for reference). If your Drone is more than 15
meters away or more than 15 meters in altitude (compared to its take o
location) it will automatically land on the ground.
5.8 REMOTE CONTROL LOW BATTERY WARNING
When the batteries in your remote control are running very low, a icon
will appear on the remote LCD screen accompanied with a 'beep beep'
sound. Now is the time to change batteries to new AA or fully charged
(rechargeable) batteries.
NOTE:
• Remote control batteries must be the same brand. Please do not mix battery types.

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5.9 SIGNAL STRENGTH INDICATOR
On the remote LCD screen you will see identical bars on the left and right,
these indicate the strength of the connection between your remote control
and the Drone. The stronger the signal is, more bars will be visible.
• If the signal is strong the bars will appear .
• If the signal is connecting, the bars will appear, leveling up in a
constant rotation pattern.
• If the signal is weak, 2 or less bars will appear .
There are two reasons as to why the connection may be weak, and will
show 2 bars or less:
1. There is too much distance
between the Drone and the
remote control, causing the signal
to weaken.
2. The battery in the Drone is
removed after connecting to the
remote control - terminating the
connection.
5.10 LOCK / UNLOCK THE DRONE
In case of an emergency or after your Drone has landed, you can instantly
suspend the Drone's flying capabilities and lock the motor.
There are two ways to lock the motors:
1. After you have successfully landed the
Drone, pull the throttle down to the bottom
and hold for 3 seconds.This will stop the
motors and lock the Drone. (Refer to section
"6.1 THROTTLE MODE SWITCH" on page
15)
2. If there is no activity for longer than 15
seconds the Drone will automatically lock.
To unlock the Drone, short press the button, this will activate the motors.
NOTE:
• You can use the button in case of an emergency to lock the Drone's motors. Hold
the button for 3 seconds to activate the lock. Please do not use this in normal flight,
only in emergency situations.
• Please ensure there is a safe distance between you and the Drone before locking the
motors.
• The emergency stop operation will only activate when the Drone is within 15 metres
(distance and altitude) from the take o location (home point), and only when the GPS
function is active with a strong Drone signal strength (more than 7 satellites).
CAUTION: Please be careful as locking the Drone motors during flight will cause the
Drone to drop immediately which may result in injury and damage to your Drone.

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6.0 THROTTLE CONTROL STICK MODE
6.1 THROTTLE MODE SWITCH
In MODE 1 the right control stick controls the throttle. In MODE 2 the left
control stick controls the throttle. The factory settings in the remote control
are set to MODE 2 (Default).
6.2 HOW TO CHANGE THROTTLE MODE
1. Hold down the button and swipe the Power ON button to the
right to turn on the remote control. The signal bars will go into signal
connection mode. (see pic 1 below for reference).
2. Now hold down the for 3 seconds (see pic 2 below for reference).
The remote control will beep when the throttle mode changes. To
revert to original throttle mode hold down the button again for 3
seconds, the remote control will beep again to confirm the change.
The mode number you are currently on will be displayed on the remote LCD
screen at the bottom right.
NOTE:
• In order to change the throttle mode the signal must be in signal connection mode. If it
is not in this mode it will not allow you to change the throttle mode.
Throttle
Control
Throttle
Control
Flight
Control
Left/Right
Flight
Control
Left/Right
Turn Left/
Right
Control
Turn Left/
Right
Control
Flight
Control
Forward/
Backward
Flight
Control
Forward/
Backward

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7.0 SETTING UP THE MOBILE PHONE HOLDER
1. Pull out the mobile phone holder, it will click in place when it has been
completely pulled out. This can be found on the top of the remote control
between the two antennas.
2. Tilt the phone holder towards you about 30° to click in place. Note the
holder will only tilt towards you if it has been fully extended.
3. Tilt the support board towards you. This will sit against the body of the
remote control. (see pic 3 below for reference).
4. Pull up the top of the phone holder to adjust in accordance to the size of
your phone. You can now place your phone into the holder and it will
securely clamp and hold your phone in place.
8.0 DOWNLOADING THE APP TO YOUR MOBILE PHONE
8.1 WHERE TO DOWNLOAD
For iPhones - go to the Apple App Store and search for
the Evolved 4K App.
For Android phones - go to the Google Play Store and
search for the Evolved 4K app.
OR scan the QR code to download the App.
The Evolved 4K App requires iOS 11.0 and above on iPhone or Android 7.0
device to run.
8.2 EVOLVED 4K APP
The Drone has a built in Wi-Fi connection which us used
to wirelessly connect your smartphone to your Drone.
Here you can view the Drone camera's live view, trigger
recordings, as well as control and fly your Drone.
To connect your smartphone to the Drone please follow
the instructions below.
Go to the Google Play store if you are using an Android Smartphone, or
the Apple Store if you are using an iPhone and search for the App named
“ZXP-EVD4K or Evolved 4K”, once located please download and install the
App.
Connect the App, then go into the Wi-Fi settings on your smartphone and
select the connection named NX-PANTERA4K_XXXX (XXXX will be your
unique Drone number). Once connected, open the Evolved 4K App on your
smartphone.

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8.3 CONNECTING YOUR SMARTPHONE TO THE DRONE'S WIFI
1. Go to your mobile phones settings menu and enter the Wi-Fi
settings.
2. Turn on your Drone.
3. If your smartphone Wi-Fi is turned o, turn
it on and search for NX-PANTERA4K_
XXXXXXX in the available networks.
Select NX-PANTERA4K_XXXXXXX, once
the connection is successful a icon will
appear next to it.
8.4 SAVING PHOTOS AND VIDEOS
• If your Drone does not have a Micro SD card inserted, all photos and
videos will be saved via the App onto your smartphone, however, the
image quality will not be as sharp on your connected mobile device
compared to images and videos that are saved onto the Micro SD
card.
• If you have the Micro SD card inserted, all photos and videos will be saved
to it.
• You can also download the images that have been saved onto the
micro SD card onto your Evolved 4K app.
NOTE:
• Only mobile phones that support the 5G Wi-Fi (802.11.ac) can make FPV connections.
9.0 PREFLIGHT CHECKLIST
• Check your Drone, controller and device are all fully charged.
• All blades are installed correctly.
• All arms are fully unfolded.
• The camera lens is clean and free of dirt and dust.
• The NX Evolved 4K App is downloaded and installed on your device.
• All parts used are genuine NX NX-PANTERA4K products. Using other parts
that are not made specifically for the NX Pantera 4K Drone might be unsafe or
cause the Drone to fail.
NX-PANTERA4K_XXXXXX

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10.0 STATUS INDICATOR LIGHTS
Please see the table below for reference when your Drone status indicator lights
are activated and what they mean.
LED Status Indicates
The indicator light flashes Yellow rapidly Drone is disconnected from the
controller
The indicator light is solid Yellow No GPS Signal. Drone not in GPS mode
The indicator light is solid Green Good GPS Signal. Drone is preparing for
GPS mode
The indicator light is Green and flashing
rapidly Drone is in gyroscope calibration mode
The indicator light is Yellow and flashing
slowly
Drone is in compass horizontal
calibration mode
The indicator light is Green and flashing
slowly
Drone is in compass vertical calibration
mode
The indicator light is Red and flashing
slowly
Drone battery is getting low, only 1/6 of
charge left
The indicator light is Red and flashing
rapidly
Drone battery is getting low , only 1/8 of
charge left
The indicator light flashes Red once, stops
for 1.5 secs & flashes again Error with the gyroscope
The indicator light flashes Red twice,
stops for 1.5 secs & flashes again Error with the barometer
The indicator light flashes Red three
times, stops for 1.5 secs & flashes again Error with the compass
The indicator light flashes Red four times,
stops for 1.5 secs & flashes again Error with the GPS module
Status Indicator Light
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