Parrot Disco FPV User manual

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PRESENTATION
OF THE PARROT DISCO
GENERAL
Flap
Servomotor
Propeller Flap
Servomotor
Cowling
Fisheye camera
On/Off button, warning light and pitot tube

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CHUCK AUTOPILOT UNIT
Micro USB port
RC remote port
Battery connector
Servomotor
connectors
Central engine connector

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PRESENTATION OF THE
PARROT SKYCONTROLLER 2
Antenna
Location of the smartphone and tablet holder
On/Off
button
Return home
Take off/
Land
During flight:
start/stop video recording
Settings: return
During flight: take a photo
Settings: Confirm
Settings

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Set the camera exposure
Change the display mode
on the application
Switch to direct view or
immersive view
Vertical orientation of the camera
USB port

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Never leave Parrot Cockpitglasses in the sun when not in use.
This could damage your phone.
PRESENTATION OF
PARROT COCKPITGLASSES
Drawer for smartphone
Parrot Cockpitglasses are compatible with the following phones:
• iPhone 6s Plus
• iPhone 6s
• iPhone 6 Plus
• iPhone 6
• Samsung Galaxy S®7
• Samsung Galaxy S®6
• Samsung Galaxy S®5
• Samsung Galaxy Note® 5
• Samsung Galaxy Note®4
• Samsung Galaxy Note®3
• LG G4
• LG G3
• HTC One M8
• Nexus 5
Never look directly into the sun with the Parrot Cockpitglasses if
your smartphone is not inside. Permanent and irreversible eye
injuries may occur.

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BEFORE GETTING STARTED
DOWNLOAD THE FREEFLIGHT PRO
APPLICATION
Login to the App Store®or Google PlayTM and download the free
FreeFlight Pro application to your smartphone or tablet.
CHARGING THE PARROT DISCO’S BATTERY
The battery must be disconnected from the Parrot Disco.
1.Select the plug for your country and put it on the charger.
2.Connect the cable to the charger.
3.Connect the battery to the charger’s cable, and then plug the
charger into the mains.
The warning light is red while charging and then turns green when
the battery is charged.
The battery charge time is approximately 55 minutes.
The flight time is approximately 45 minutes.

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FITTING THE BATTERY
1. Remove the Parrot Disco’s cowling.
2. Place the battery in the
slot provided for this
purpose.
3. Plug the battery into the
Parrot Disco.
4. Close the Parrot Disco’s
cowling.

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Attach the wings to either side of
the Parrot Disco.
Make sure the wings are properly secured
in the servomotors.
ATTACHING THE WINGS
To remove the wings, pull on them.
Do not move the servomotors with your hand to avoid damaging them.

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PRE-FLIGHT CHECKS
Before each flight with Parrot Disco, make the following checks:
REGULATIONS
Make sure that the use of Parrot Disco is allowed where you are
going to fly.
Check the restrictions regarding the use of Wi-Fi®frequencies in
the place where you are going to fly.
Check the regulations on the use of FPV goggles when flying a
drone where you are going to fly.
FLIGHT CONDITIONS
Make sure you have at least 80 meters in diameter of clear space
for your Parrot Disco to take off and land. Make sure the airfield
has no obstacles that may hinder piloting or prevent visual flight.
Do not fly the Parrot Disco at night.
Do not fly the Parrot Disco over an urban area or in certain places
in the public domain (for example: train stations, airports, etc.).
Check weather conditions. Do not fly the Parrot Disco in rain,
fog, snow or wind over 12 meters per second or 43 km/h.
PARROT DISCO
Make sure the Parrot Disco’s wings are properly secured (see the
Attaching the wings section).
Make sure the Parrot Disco’s battery and your remote control’s
battery are charged (see the Fitting the battery section).
Make sure the Parrot Disco’s cowling is properly closed.
Make sure the Parrot Disco’s warning light is green. This means
the Parrot Disco has acquired the GPS signal.

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PILOTING CONFIGURATIONS
There are three piloting configurations.
Familiarise yourself with no. 1 and no. 2 before using no. 3.
Parrot Skycontroller 2
alone
Parrot Skycontroller 2 and
Parrot Cockpitglasses
TAKEOFF
GPS 97%
0m/s
EMERGENCY
Parrot Skycontroller 2
and smartphone
1 2
3