Manual. Fatshark Attitude V2 CE goggles. No EN

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1 Manual Fatshark Attitude V2 CE goggles No EN

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3 Index Introduction...4 Service centre...4 Intended use...5 Package content...5 Symbol description...6 Safety notes...6 Controls description...8 Trinity head tracker...9 Video connections...11 Using an external receiver...11 Charging the battery...11 Accessories...13 Operational advice...14 Technical data...15 Trouble shooting...16 Declaration of conformity...17 Battery warranty...17 Notes on environmental protection...18 Care and maintenance...18 Warranty certificate

4 Introduction Thank you very much for choosing a Fat Shark AttitudeV2 FPV goggles. This Fat Shark AttitudeV2 FPV goggles is extremely versatile. Read this manual carefully to achieve the best results with your Fat Shark AttitudeV2 FPV goggles and first of all to control safely your model. If you experience any trouble during operation, take the instructions to help or ask your dealer or Graupner Service Centre. Due to technical changes, the information may be changed in this manual without prior notice. Be always updated by checking periodically for news on our website, de. This product complies with national and European legal requirements To maintain this condition and to ensure safe operation, you must read and follow this user manual and the safety notes before using the product! NOTE This manual is part of that product. It contains important information concerning operation and handling. Keep these instructions for future reference! Take this into consideration when you pass it on to other future owner. Service centre Graupner-Zentralservice Graupner GmbH Henriettenstrasse 96 D Kirchheim / Teck Servicehotline (+49) (0)7021/ Mon - Thu 9:15 am - 5:00 pm Fri 9:15 am - 1:00 pm Graupner in Internet For the service centres outside Germany please refer to our web site

5 Intended use The Fat Shark AttitudeV2 FPV goggles are a portable device that reproduces Audio/Video signal (images and sounds) sent by a 5,8 GHz FPV camera or a directly connected Audio/Video source (e.g. DVD Player). The Fat Shark AttitudeV2 FPV goggles with integrated, wireless NexWaveRF 5G8 receiver module uad Trinity (3 axis Pan/Tilt/ Roll) Headtracking technology is intended for use above mentioned, any other use is not permitted. For any improper use no guarantee or liability is assumed. Read carefully and entirely this manual before you try to use the Fat Shark AttitudeV2 FPV goggles. Graupner constantly works on the development of all products; we reserve the right to change the item, its technology and equipment. Target group The item is not a toy. It is not suitable for children under 14. The use of the Fat Shark AttitudeV2 FPV goggles should be performed only by experienced modellers. If you do not have sufficient knowledge about dealing with radio-controlled models, please contact an experienced modeller or a model club. Package content 1x Attitude V2 Headset 1x 5.8GHz circular polarized SpiroNET Antenna (for headset) 1x LiPo battery 2S1P 1000mAh 7.4V 1x Charge cable 1x AV cable -> 3.5mm jack (3m) 1x Graupner teacher/pupil Data cable 1x Cleaning towel for the optics 1x Decals sheet 5-20

6 Symbol description! Always follow the information marked with the CAUTION or WARN- ING symbol. The signal word WARNING indicates the potential for serious injury, the signal word CAUTION indicates potential minor injuries. The NOTE indicates important information that should alert you to potential property damage.. Safety notes! General These safety instructions are intended not only to protect the product, but also for your own and other people s safety. Therefore please read this section very carefully before using the product! Do not leave the packaging material lying around, this could be a dangerous toy for children. Persons, including children, with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience or knowledge, or not capable to use safely the Fat Shark AttitudeV2 FPV goggles must not use the Fat Shark AttitudeV2 FPV goggles without supervision or instruction by a responsible person. For safety and conformity (CE) reasons the goggles must not be modified or changed in any way. If a disease has been diagnosed to your eyes or if you suspect of having eye problems, you have an eye injury, epilepsy or glaucoma, then you must consult your doctor before using these video glasses and do not use the video goggles without your doctor s permission. If you have heart problems or high blood pressure, you seek advice before using these video glasses by your doctor and do not use these video glasses without your doctor s permission. Stop immediately using your video glasses if you have one of the following symptoms: Eye fatigue, discomfort, or nausea Nausea and momentary loss of consciousness headache Pain in the neck or shoulders Dizziness and balance disorders Do not use the device for a long time without breaks. Make every 2 hours a 10 to 15 minute break 6-20

7 Use without interruption at maximum volume may cause ears damage (deafness etc.). Take the video glasses into operation only when the situation allows it and if their use does not become a threat to you or your environment. Never use the goggles in cars. The use of video glasses absorbs you completely. Do not perform any other tasks at the same time. Make sure that the cord does not wrap around your neck, body or arms. Risk of injury! Make sure that the video glasses are not exposed to rough mechanical stress and avoid the influence of extreme temperatures, direct sunlight and intense vibration (e.g. in vehicles). Treat the video glasses at all times carefully. They can even be damaged by vibration, pressure, blows or falls from a low height. The video glasses must not come into contact with moisture, (e.g. use when it rains). This can damage the video goggles and it may lead to risk of short circuit, fire, injury (electric shock, burns). Keep the video glasses out of the reach of children. They are not a toy and they can cause adverse health effects if used in an uncontrolled manner. Never leave the packing materials around! Plastic wrap or bags, polystyrene parts, etc. can be a dangerous toy for children! Risk of suffocation! Repair work may only be carried out by a specialist or a specialised workshop. For all questions that are not answered in this manual, please contact our Customer Service or other experts. 7-20

Controls description 1 2 1. Channel select / Headtracker reset 2. Antenna SMA 3. Display control 4. AV in/out 5. Power input 3 4 3 1 2 3 1. PS/2 Data port (Head tracker) 2. IPD adjustment 3.

RX power switch: The receiver module power is controlled by this switch. Turn off RX module to avoid video conflict with video source via the AV cable.

8 Controls description Channel select / Headtracker reset 2. Antenna SMA 3. Display control 4. AV in/out 5. Power input PS/2 Data port (Head tracker) 2. IPD adjustment 3. RX on/off 4. Earphone jack Brightness/contrast control: Pressing left and right increases/decreases display contrast. Press forward/back increases/decreases brightness. RX power switch: The receiver module power is controlled by this switch. Turn off RX module to avoid video conflict with video source via the AV cable. Channel select: Rocking the channel select switch forward and back will cause the channel to incrementally increase/decrease. Audio beep sounds on channel change. A long beep sounds on channel top and bottom limits. Note: Fat Shark only guarantees compatibility with Fat Shark or ImmersionRC transmitters. Selectable channels with frequency

9 CH1: 5740 MHz; CH2: 5760 MHz; CH3: 5780 MHz; CH4: 5800 MHz; CH5: 5820 MHz; CH6: 5840 MHz; CH7: 5860 MHz Head tracker menu/reset: Activated by a vertical press on the channel rock switch. Low battery warning: Audio warning is emitted if the input voltage drops below 6,8V. Volume control: There is no volume control - volume level is set at high. Please use with adjustable earphone accessory for volume control. Trinity head tracker For a complete and up to date list of compatible RC radios and their setup, a head tracking sticky thread is maintained at www. FPVlab.com under SPONSORS GATE/FAT SHARK. Note: Head tracker initiates in pause mode. Head tracker reset button needs to be depressed and held to start camera motion. Menu navigation and settings: (To access the menu: Press and keep pressed the head tracker button, connect the battery and release SOON the button) Beep code Mode 1 short beep: P/T/R on channel 5/6/7 2 short beeps: P/T/R on channel 6/7/8 3 short beeps: 1 short beep: P/T on channel 5/6 2 short beeps: P/T on channel 5/7 3 short beeps: P/T on channel 5/8 4 short beeps: P/T on channel 6/7 5 short beeps: P/T on channel 6/8 6 short beeps: P/T on channel 7/8 No selection: exit menu. 4 short beeps: Long beep then enter reverse servo direction sub menu. 1 short beep: reverse pan direction 2 short beeps: reverse the tilt direction 3 short beeps: reverse the roll function No selection: exit menu. 9-20

10 1 long beep: Adjust servo center point: press to gain manual control of the camera with the headset. Adjust camera to desired center position and press button to set new camera center. Note that if your servos are not near the center point before adjusting, the servo travel may be limited in one direction. 1 short beep: Long beep then enter pan ratio sub menu. 1 short beep: ratio = 1:1 2 short beep: ratio = 1:1,5 No selection: exit menu. 2 short beeps: Long beep then enter tilt ratio sub menu. 1 short beep: ratio = 1:1 2 short beep: ratio = 1:1,5 No selection: exit menu. 3 short beeps: Auto pause on/off (if movement exceeds 90 degree, put HT in pause mode) 4 short beeps: Long beep then enter motion limits sub menu 1 short beep: standard range = 1.04 ms 2.0ms (center = 1.52ms +/- 0.48) 2 short beep: extended range = 0.8ms 2.24ms (center=1.52ms +/- 0.72) No selection: exit menu 5 short beeps: Long beep then enter cycle time sub menu 1 short beep: standard cycle (8CH PPM, 20ms) 2 short beep: rapid cycle (3CH PPM, 8ms) No selection: exit menu 6 short beeps: Restore factory defaults 2 long beeps: No selection made, automatically exits menu 10-20

11 Video connections AV in/out Port RCA Connector: Gelb: Video, Weiß: Audio Links, Rot: Audio Rechts Video recording Connect AV cable to AV out port on right side of headset. Connect recording device to cables and set up as per manufacturer directions. Note: Cables pins are not all the same (see above chart), be sure to connect to headset using the included cable. Using an external receiver Use the AV cable to connect headset to the RCA AV port of external devices. To share the base station power supply with your goggles, pick up a 3m Dominator AV cable accessory from your retailer. Note; internal receiver must be shut off to properly display external AV. Charging the battery CAUTION! General notes on safety and handling LiPo batteries NEVER leave a LiPo battery unattended when in charge. Charge the batteries only in rooms where a smoke detector is installed. ALWAYS control the battery and the charger during the entire charge process. ALWAYS charge the batteries on a non-flammable surface. ALWAYS keep an extinguisher suitable for Lithium Class type D when charging LiPo batteries. NEVER charge LiPo batteries at a higher rate than 1C ( C means the indicated capacity of the battery). NEVER charge the LiPo battery with a charger which does not detect the full charge state of the battery. Over-warming or inflating of the LiPo cells indicates a problem and the LiPo battery should be disconnected from the charger and brought to a firesafe place. ALWAYS interrupt the charge or discharge process of a LiPo battery if you detect smoke or if the battery slowly inflates. Let 11-20

12 the battery stay for at least 30 minutes in a fire-safe place. Do not use the battery any more and dispose it as indicated. The 1000 mah, 7,4 V LiPo battery suits a 3 poles balancer connector though which it can be charged with normal RC battery chargers (not included in the package). Follow the instruction manual of your charger to set the proper options to charge a 1A 7,4V LiPo battery. Some battery chargers require discharge Connection to RC charger Charge cable Balancer connector cables to be connected. Use the discharge cable adapter included in the package to use those kind of chargers. Do not charge with current higher than 1A! Note (1): : If the charger fails to announce charge complete, but is showing battery voltage at 8.4V, the charge can be considered finished. Note (2): If battery becomes fully discharged or accidentally shorted, an internal safety circuit will trip. To reset the battery, tap 9V direct to the barrel connector via the discharge adapter cable s banana connector (black = GND, red = 9V). This will instantly reset the battery and it can be recharged as normal

Accessories No.48340.6, Diopter lens For near sighted users, diopter lens insert sets are available that include -2, -4 and -6 dpt.

48326, 5,8 GHz 25mW FPV transmitter The ImmersionRC 25mW transmitter is based on the super stable 5.8GHz band NexwaveRF and Fatshark compatible.

These characteristics make it one of the best CE certified FPV transmitters which are currently available.

13 Accessories No , Diopter lens For near sighted users, diopter lens insert sets are available that include -2, -4 and -6 dpt. Peel off rubber eye cups and insert into slots seated in front of the lens. Replace rubber. No.48326, 5,8 GHz 25mW FPV transmitter The ImmersionRC 25mW transmitter is based on the super stable 5.8GHz band NexwaveRF and Fatshark compatible. It features its own 5V output for the FPV camera with the standard 5-pin connector, which makes it plug-and-play capable with most systems. These characteristics make it one of the best CE certified FPV transmitters which are currently available RunCam 600TVL DC 5-17V 2,8mm FPV Camera RunCam 600TVL DC 5-17 V wide power supply input FPV Camera PZ0420M 600TVL resolution for faster reaction times 28 x 28 mm Better colours More contrast IR blocked OSD direct connection Programmable via OSD 13-20

14 Operational advice For best performance, select a channel that has the least amount of interference. While the transmitter is turned OFF, turn on the video headset and look at the screen as you check each channel. Clear channels will have a consistent static background. Channels with interference will have horizontal static lines. Always perform a range test before flying. This includes AV and RC controls. Some RC receivers can be affected by the proximity of other electronic devices particularly the AV TX. Try to space out your components as much as possible to avoid interference to your RC control range (keep stuff away from RX) Until experienced, practice flying in a familiar area to avoid becoming disorientated. Due to antenna characteristics, there is a null in line with antenna direction. You may experience excessive video breakup when flying overhead. 5.8Ghz signal strength drops off very fast, stay safely within solid AV range. For maximum distance it is very important that a clear line of sight exists between the transmitter and the video headset. 2 of the worst causes of interference are human bodies and reinforced concrete. Place your TX antenna in open area in a vertical orientation. Multipathing (reflections off buildings/ tall objects) causes signal cancellation and result in broken video. Fly in open areas away from buildings or other tall structures (i.e. barns, hills). 5.8Ghz AV with 2.4Ghz RC controllers: 2.4Ghz may cause harmonic interference on Ch2 Ch7 of the 5.8Ghz AV (Ch1 not affected). The headset has been equipped with a high pass filter that will allow the system to work with CE certified 2.4Ghz RC controllers. However, the filtering may be insufficient to remove noise from overpowered non CE certified controllers. If you experience interference from your RC radio, change the AV channel to channel 1. Although you don t require any license to operate this device, you are still legally responsible for operating in a responsible manner

15 Technical data Optics FOV 35 degrees diagonal Interpupillary (IPD) distance: mm (adjustable) Optional diopter lens inserts available in -2, -4, -6 dp Headset technical data Mechanical Ergonomic molded shape. Rubber eye cups for ambient light shielding Weight: 150g Adjustable headband Audio Stereo System NTSC/PAL auto select (interlaced) Two full color micro VGA LCD s (640 X 480 dots), 922k pixels User controls Channel selection Display adjustment Head Tracker reset/menu nav Electrical data Power supply, 7-13V (2S/3S supply) Power consumption: 350mA Antenna 5G8 2,15dBi dipole (circular polarized compatible) Head tracker Interfaces Magnetic, gyro, accelerometer Trinity 9DOF, 3 axis head tracker CH1: 5740MHz CH2: 5760MHz CH3: 5780MHz CH4: 5800MHz CH5: 5820MHz CH6: 5840MHz CH7: 5860MHz 3.5mm 4p AV in/out port Power in port (barrel connector. Center pin is + ve, collar is GND) 3.5mm 3p Earphone port PS/2 DIN data (HT) port 15-20

16 Trouble shooting OBSERVATION No image, display is completely dark. No image, display is glowing dark grey. Complete white screen Lots of interference lines (horizontal lines) Lots of interference lines (horizontal lines) when using 5.8Ghz receiver. Head tracker not working but can hear beeps (can enter and navigate beep menu) Head tracker not working, and no beeps (can t enter nor navigate beep menu) Head tracker stops working after short time Short range Short range (con t) White dots on LCD display If you cannot resolve your problem with the help of the following notes, please feel free to contact our service centre. POSSIBLE CAUSE / SOLUTION - No power supplied. Check power connections. - If using wireless module, turn on RX power on bottom of headset. - If using AV in cable, check video source. - Ensure TX is on and camera connections solid - Ensure lens cap is removed from camera - Trying to power a 12V camera with the 5V TX supply (need to connect 12V camera direct to RC pack. LCD driver has failed and needs to be replaced under warranty. Contact your retailer. - Choose a cleaner channel. - Ensure headset is turned on before RC radio - Review controller manual for correct settings - Check servos are plugged into correspondingly selected channels - Check to see if cause is harmonic interference from 2.4Ghz RC controller (turn radio on/off). - Use CH1 on TX/headset (Ch1 not affected by 2.4Ghz) - check correct frequency antenna is used - Cable was modified and resulted in voltage applied to signal line (fried HT) - Mated to an aftermarket channel mixer and wired wrong resulting in voltage applied to signal line - Incorrect installation of aftermarket UHF RC system resulting in voltage applied to signal line. Auto disengage function activated. Follow menu instructions to turn off. - Ensure 5.8Ghz antenna were installed - Turn off transmitter and check for other sources of interference - Ensure transmitter has clear LOS to headset. Test in wide open area, away from any obstructions - Ensure that a compatible antenna is installed. Do not use other manufacture antenna, they may be dual band or may be reverse SMA (no center pin to connect to receiver) Goggles lens were left exposed to sun allowing magnified sunlight to burn off LCD color filter

Declaration of conformity 48325 Attitude V2 goggles Graupner declares that the product is conform to EU norms.

17 Declaration of conformity Attitude V2 goggles Graupner declares that the product is conform to EU norms. EMC 2004/108/EC: EN 55022:2010+AC:2011 EN 55024:2010 Battery warranty The warranty on batteries is limited to 6 months. For this time we will only ensure that the battery fulfils its function, only batteries which can not be more charged and discharged any more can be replaced on warranty. This does not apply to batteries in which the charge and discharge notes were not observed. Battery packs may be connected in parallel or in series only in exceptional cases, as the cell capacities and the charging condition may be too different. Supplied LiPo batteries are therefore selected

18 Notes on environmental protection Disposal notes This symbol on the product, user manual or packaging indicates that this product must not be disposed of with other household waste at the end of its life. It must be handed over to the applicable collection point for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment. The materials are recyclable as marked. By recycling, material reusing or other forms of scrap usage you are making an important contribution to environmental protection. Batteries and accumulators must be removed from the device and disposed of at an appropriate collection point. Please inquire if necessary from the local authority for the appropriate disposal site. Care and maintenance Warranty certificate P Notes on care The product does not need any maintenance, it works so as it is without any special care. In your own interest please protect the model from dust, dirty and humidity! Clean the product only with a dry cloth (do not use detergent!) lightly rub. The Graupner, Henriettenstrassee 96, Kirchheim/Teck grants from the date of purchase of this product for a period of 24 months. The warranty applies only to the material or operational defects already existing when you purchased the item. Damage due to wear, overloading, incorrect accessories or improper handling are excluded from the guarantee. The legal rights and claims are not affected by this guarantee. Please check exactly defects before a claim or send the product, because we have to ask you to pay shipping costs if the item is free from defects. The present construction or user manual is for informational purposes only and may be changed without prior notice. The current version can be found on the Internet at on the relevant product page. In addition, the company Graupner has no responsibility or liability for any errors or inaccuracies that may appear in construction or operation manuals. No liability can be accepted for printing errors

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Manual. Fatshark Dominator V2 goggles. No EN

Manual. Fatshark Dominator V2 goggles. No EN Manual Fatshark Dominator V2 goggles No. 48323 EN 2-20 Index Introduction...4 Service centre...4 Intended use...5 Package content...5 Symbol description...6 Safety notes...6 Controls description...8 Headset