Q6N139ELBRemote Control Toy Receiver

T M FOR AGES 10 AND UP INSTRUCTIONS / PRECAUTONS 1 WARNING! - C AU T IO N : E lectrica lly opera ted product. N ot recommended for children under 10 yea rs of a ge. As with a ll electric products , preca utions s hould be obs erved during ha ndling a nd us e to prevent electric s hock. - K eep fa ce, eyes , fingers , ha ir, body pa rts etc. a wa y from the propeller a nd other moving pa rts . - Alwa ys fly the V ectron U ltra lite in a n open s pa ce. - Do not expos e your V ectron U ltra lite to ra in or mois ture. - Do not fly in a crowded environment. - Do not fly in a dus ty a rea . - Do not fly in complete da rknes s . - E ns ure people know tha t you a re flying the V ectron U ltra lite. - U s e only your U ltra lite controller included in this pa cka ge. - Alwa ys turn your V ectron U ltra lite "O F F " when not in us e. General - Y our V ectron U ltra lite mus t not be us ed if there is a ny da ma ge to the AC a da ptor, cha rging cord, cha rging s ocket, recha rgea ble ba ttery, propeller, ring or other pa rts of the V ectron U ltra lite. - Do not a ttempt to lift objects with your V ectron U ltra lite. - V ectron U ltra lite is a high tech precis ion ins trument a nd is vulnera ble to mis us e P rotecting a ll components is a n es s entia l pa rt of flight ma intena nce. - T his toy is not intended for children under 3 yea rs old. - T he ins truction ma nua l conta ins importa nt informa tion a nd mus t be kept. - T his toy only opera tes with s upplied AC a da ptor. - T he us e of the AC a da ptor s hould be s upervis ed by a n a dult a nd exa mined regula rly. - T his toy mus t not be us ed if there is a ny da ma ge to the power cord, plug a nd other pa rts of the tra ns former. - T he AC a da ptor mus t be dis connected before clea ning. AC Adaptor Important Information 3 8 Battery Care - F or ma ximum performa nce, a lwa ys a llow your ba ttery of the V ectron U ltra lite to dra in before recha rging. - N ever cha rge a s econd time without dis cha rging firs t. T his will a ffect or da ma ge the ba ttery. - Do not dis pos e of the ba ttery in your regula r hous ehold wa s te. - C onta ct your loca l wa s te ma na gement officia ls for informa tion on environmenta lly s ound dis pos a l of recha rgea ble ba tteries . - If a ba ttery lea k develops , a void conta ct with lea king fluid. P la ce the da ma ged ba ttery in a pla s tic ba g for proper dis pos a l. - If fluid comes in to conta ct with s kin or eyes , wa s h with cool wa ter for a t lea s t 15 mins . Battery Disposal - Y our V ectron U ltra lite is only to be cha rged under a dult s upervis ion. - N ever expos e the V ectron U ltra lite ba ttery pa ck to direct s un, hot a rea s , or fire a s it ma y explode. - T he U ltra lite cha rger a nd ba ttery ma y become wa rm during cha rging. - T he U ltra lite cha rging cord mus t be dis connected from the V ectron U ltra lite when it is fully cha rged. - N ever lea ve your V ectron U ltra lite connected to the AC a da ptor overnight. - N ever overcha rge the V ectron U ltra lite a s it ca n da ma ge the recha rgea ble ba ttery. Battery Safety TIPS: - For your first flight, ensure there are no strong air currents from fans, air conditioners or open windows. - Adjust the trigger to find the correct position so your Vectron Ultralite will hover preventing it from flying too high or too low. It will take some practice to get the hang of it. - Always point the thrust transmitter towards your Vectron Ultralite to ensure a steady controllable flight. - Do not try to land your Vectron Ultralite on to the launch platform. Try to land on any open floor area. - Your Vectron Ultralite can also take off from any smooth flat surface. Do not try to take off from deep pile carpet or soft furniture. This may jam the propeller before take off. L ea rning More A bout Y our V ec tron U ltra lite V ectron U ltra lite F lying R a nge 50 ft. (15 m) T ec hnic a l S pec ific a tions 9V (6L R 61) a lka line ba tteries U ltra lite C ontroller B a tteries P ower C ons umption 0. 3 W (P ea k) 10 a nd U P R ecommended Age Working V olta ge (DC ) 6. 5 V ~ 9 V Working V olta ge 5 V Working C urrent 8 W (P ea k) R echa rgea ble B a ttery T ype 6 V 100mA N i-MH U ltra lite C ha rging Devices I) AC Ada ptor O utput DC 13V 0. 6A AC Ada ptor Input 120V AC 60H z 10W C ha rge Dura tion 10 minutes (ma x. ) - V detect plus ma s ter timeout C ha rge Method Battery Removal - R emove the 3 s crews on the top of the V ectron U ltra lite with a P hilips s crewdriver, dis a s s emble the unit a nd remove the recha rgea ble ba ttery. (1) CLOSE OPEN (2) (3) (4) 2 9 Y our V ectron U ltra lite does not res pond to the thrus t tra ns mitter. T he thrus t tra ns mitter ba ttery is low. T he red L E D does not fla s h a fter depres s ing the trigger. R epla ce the 9V (6L R 61) Alka line ba ttery with new one. T he thrus t tra ns mitter ba ttery is ins erted improperly. C heck a nd reins ert the ba ttery with the proper pola rity a s per the ma rkings in the holder. Y our V ectron U ltra lite is out of ra nge. Move clos er to your V ectron U ltra lite. N O T E : T he tra ns pa rent la bels undernea th the ring a re for protec tion a ga ins t the propeller. A da ma ged ring c a n be repa ired with tra ns pa rent ta pe. S ome glues ma y da ma ge the poly foa m ring. Y ou a re outdoors or flying in a la rge room with high ceiling. F ly indoors with the a ppropria te ceiling height. Troubleshooting Y our AC Ada ptor is the wrong type or da ma ged preventing it from cha rging your V ectron U ltra lite. C onta ct your s upport tea m a t s ervice@bhs ciencetech. com s ta ting the volta ge a nd plug type required. Do not return your V ectron U ltra lite to the reta il s tore. T he propeller a uto-s top fea ture is a ctiva ted. T his fea ture is a ctiva ted when the propeller is obs tructed by body pa rts or objects . If your V ectron U ltra lite cra s hes on to the floor, this ma y trigger the a uto-s top fea ture a s well. T he r…

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Microprocssor RF Amplifier 27/49MHz Oscillator Motor PWM Signal Receiver Block Diagram Motor Control Unit Low Power Narrowband FM IF

FCC ID Location FCC ID Label Sample FCC ID: Q6N139ELB 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, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

EL137 Wireless Ultralite, 27/49MHz Receiver Operation Description ©Copyright 2005 EDU-SCIENCE (HK) LIMITED 11 March, 2005 Confidential Page 1 of 2 The Radio Frequency of the receiver is based on standard 27/49MHz FM (Frequency Modulation) citizen’s band. The induced RF signals via antenna are amplified by and RF amplifier (L1, C1, R14, R1, Q1, C21, R4). A low power local oscillator frequency of 27/49MHz, coupled with Low Power Narrowband FM IF chip (U2) and components of Y1, Y2, FL1, L7, C24, C25, C46, C26, C22, C8, C9, C16, C3, C2, Q2, R10, R15, R16, R7, R11(Figure 1) to extract amplified signals from RF amplifier and output decoded signal via U2 I/O pin 13 to the Microprocessor (U1, Figure 2) EL137 Wireless Ultralite, 27/49MHz Receiver Operation Description ©Copyright 2005 EDU-SCIENCE (HK) LIMITED 11 March, 2005 Confidential Page 2 of 2 The Microprocessor U2 (Figure 2) examines decoded signals from U2 (Figure 1) and convert the received signal to Pulse Width Modulated (PWM) signal. The PWM signal will be outputted to Q5 (Figure 3) to control speed of the motor speed via I/O pin 8 of U2. Figure 2 Figure 3

            
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SGS-CSTC Standards Technical Services Co., Ltd. 1/F., Building No. 1, Agriculture Machinery Materials Co., Wushan Road, Shipai, Tianhe District, Guangzhou, China Telephone: +86 (0) 20 3848 1001 Fax: +86 (0) 20 3848 1006 Email: [email protected] Report No.: GELMO050100258RFR Page: 1 of 16 FCC ID: Q6N139ELB Authorized Signature: Kent Hsu Laboratory Manager This report refers to the General Conditions for Inspection and Testing Services, printed overleaf This report details the results of the testing carried out on one sample. The results contained in this test report do not relate to other samples of the same product and does not permit the use of the SGS PRODUCT CERTIFICATION MARK.. The manufacturer should ensure that all products in series production are in conformity with the product sample detailed in this report. This report may only be reproduced and distributed in full. If the product in this report is used in any configuration other than that detailed in the report, the manufacturer must ensure the new system complies with all relevant standards. Any mention of SGS International Electrical Approvals or testing done by SGS International Electrical Approvals in connection with, distribution or use of the product described in this report must be approved by SGS International Electrical Approvals in writing. The report must not be used by the client to claim product certification, approval, or endorsement by NVLAP, NIST, or any agency of the federal government. All test results in this report can be traceable to National or International Standards. Member of the SGS Group (SGS SA) FCC Test Report Application No.: GELMO050100258RF Applicant: EDU-SCIENCE (HK) LIMITED FCC ID: Q6N139ELB Equipment Under Test (EUT): EUT Name: Wireless Ultralite Item No.: EL137 Serial No.: Not supplied by client Standards: FCC PART 15 SUBPART B:2004 Date of Receipt: 21 April 2005 Date of Test: 22 to 27 April 2005 Date of Issue: 29 April 2005 Test Result : PASS* * In the configuration tested, the EUT complied with the standards specified above. SGS-CSTC Standards Technical Services Co., Ltd. Report No.: GELMO050100258RFR Page: 2 of 16 FCC ID: Q6N139ELB 2 Test Summary Test Test Requirement Test Method Class / Severity Result Radiated Emission (30MHz to 1GHz) FCC PART 15, SUBPART B: 2004 ANSI C63.4:2003 Class B PASS Conducted Emission (150KHz to 30MHz) FCC PART 15, SUBPART B: 2004 ANSI C63.4:2003 Class B PASS SGS-CSTC Standards Technical Services Co., Ltd. Report No.: GELMO050100258RFR Page: 3 of 16 FCC ID: Q6N139ELB 3 Contents Page 1 COVER PAGE...............................................................................................................................................................................1 2 TEST SUMMARY.........................................................................................................................................................................2 3 CONTENTS...................................................................................................................................................................................3 4 GENERAL INFORMATION.......................................................................................................................................................4 4.1 CLIENT INFORMATION...........................................................................................................................................................4 4.2 GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF E.U.T.........................................................................................................................................4 4.3 DETAILS OF E.U.T....................................................................................................................................................................4 4.4 DESCRIPTION OF SUPPORT UNITS.......................................................................................................................................4 4.5 STANDARDS APPLICABLE FOR TESTING.............................................................................................................................4 4.6 TEST LOCATION.......................................................................................................................................................................4 4.7 TEST FACILITY........................................................................................................................................................................5 4.8 DEVIATION FROM STANDARDS.............................................................................................................................................5 4.9 ABNORMALITIES FROM STANDARD CONDITIONS............................................................................................................5 5 EQUIPMENTS USED DURING TEST.......................................................................................................................................6 6 TEST RESULTS............................................................................................................................................................................7 6.1 CONDUCTED EMISSIONS MAINS TERMINALS, 150KHZ TO 30MHZ.................................................................................7 6.1.1 E.U.T. Operation...........................................................................................................................................................7 6.1.2 Measurement Data.......................................................................................................................................................8 6.2 RADIATED EMISSIONS, 30MHZ TO 1GHZ............................................................................................................................9 6.2.1 E.U.T. Operation.................................................................................................…

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