Blade BLH7900
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1. NOTICE All instructions warranties and other collateral documents are subject to change at the sole discretion of Horizon Hobby LLC For up to date product literature visit horizonhobby com and click on the support tab for this product Meaning of Special Language The following terms are used throughout the product literature to indicate various levels of potential harm when operating this product NOTICE Procedures which if not properly followed create a possibility of physical property damage AND a little or no possibility of injury CAUTION Procedures which if not properly followed create the probability of physical property damage AND a possibility of serious injury WARNING Procedures which if not properly followed create the probability of property damage collateral damage and serious injury OR create a high probability of superficial injury WARNING Read the ENTIRE instruction manual to become familiar with the features of the product before operating Failure to operate the product correctly can result in damage to the product personal property and cause serious injury This is a sophisticated hobby product It must be operated with caution and common sense and requires some basic mechanical ability Failure to operate this Product in a safe and responsible manner could result in injury or damage to the product or other property This product is not intended for use by children without direct adult supervision2. Do not use with incompatible components or alter this product in any way outside of the instruc tions provided by Horizon Hobby LLC This manual contains instructions for safety operation and maintenance It is essential to read and follow all the instructions and warnings in the manual prior to assembly setup or use in order to operate correctly and avoid damage or serious injury Age Recommendation Not for children under 14 years This is not a toy EN 2 Safety Precautions and Warnings e Always keep a safe distance in all directions around your model to avoid collisions or injury This model is controlled by a radio signal subject to in terference from many sources outside your control Interference can cause momentary loss of control e Always operate your model in open spaces away from full size vehicles traffic and people e Always carefully follow the directions and warnings for this and any optional support equipment chargers rechargeable battery packs etc e Always keep all chemicals small parts and any thing electrical out of the reach of children e Always avoid water exposure to all equipment not specifically designed and protected for this purpose Moisture causes damage to electronics e Never place any portion of the model in your mouth as it could cause serious injury or even death e Never operate your model with low transmitter batteries e Always keep the aircraft in sight and under control
3. ul g LI L Troubleshooting Problem Possible Cause Solution The gimbal vibrates after switching 0N Secure the camera in the mount Keep the quadcopter and gimbal level Gimbal did not initialize and immobile for 5 seconds after switching ON Gimbal is not ON Incorrect gimbal connections Correctly connect gimbal Gimbal does not respond to control input Gimbal does not respond to Optional remote receiver is not Basi rebate transmitter bound Gimbal does not respond to control inputs RED and Incorrect gimbal connections Correctly connect gimbal BLUE LEDs are solid Gimbal is not ON and RED I o LED flashes slowly Gimbal gyro board damage Repair or replace wiring or gyro board Gimbal LED Flashing RED in Sansor Error Correctly connect gimbal repair or Angle or Velocity Mode replace gimbal wiring or boards 13 EN Exploded View Replacement Parts Part Description Description BLH7904 Gimbal Arms GB200 BLH7908 Camera mount CG01 GB200 BLH7905 Gimbal Motors GB200 BLH7909 Camera mount Go Pro Hero 3 GB200 BLH7906 Gimbal Mount GB200 BLH7910 GB200 Brushless Gimbal BLH7907 Gimbal Control Board GB200 Optional Parts Part Description SPM9645 DSMX Remote Receiver EN 14 15 EN 2014 Horizon Hobby LLC Blade and the Horizon Hobby logo are registered trademarks of Horizon Hobby LLC The Spektrum trademark is used with permission of Bachmann Industries Inc GOPRO is a regi
4. e Always move the throttle fully down at rotor strike e Always use fully charged batteries e Always keep the transmitter powered on while the aircraft is powered e Always remove batteries before disassembly e Always keep moving parts clean e Always keep parts dry e Always let parts cool after use before touching e Always remove batteries after use e Never operate an aircraft with damaged wiring e Never touch moving parts EN Table of Contents Box Content Comecon PONS u u u u ee Installing the Isolation Mount Routing the Wiring Changing the Camera Mount Installing the Gimbal Box Contents A GB200 2 Axis Camera Gimbal w CGO1 compatible mounting plate B Assembled isolation mount C 4 Mounting Screws D Knurled 3mm screw E 3 wire harness F 2 wire power harness Mounting the Camera 10 Gimbal MAS titel to d cte dus 11 Transmitter Programming 11 Using the Gimbal a 12 DEE 12 Table Na 13 G Alternate top mounting plate H GoPro 3 3 compatible camera mounting plate l 3 2 wire harnesses not used J Small hex wrench K Large hex wrench Copper foil RF shield not shown Connection Ports A 5V Power Port B Universal Input P
5. e small hex wrench included as shown Slide the camera mount away from the gimbal motor while carefully sliding the gyro plate from the camera mount Carefully remove the gyro board from the gyro plate Double stick tape firmly holds the board on the mount Install the gyro board in the alternate camera mount gyro plate The plates are not interchangeable Wrap the gyro board wire harness loosely clockwise one whole turn around the end of the camera mount toward the gimbal motor Slide the gyro plate onto the camera mount Slide the camera mount onto the motor shaft taking care to align the flat on the motor shaft with the set screw on the mounting plate Insert and tighten the set screw Installing the Gimbal Install the gimbal with the vertical arm to the rear by lining up the tracks of the gimbal and the mount and pushing towards the rear of the plate as shown at left To remove the gimbal push in the restraining clip and pull the gimbal forward from the slot Plug the wire routed from the control board to the correct port in the gimbal See Connection Ports for the port layout 350 QX2 or 350 QX2 AP Insert the 3 wire harness into the Blade 350 QX2 AP Input Port as shown at the left 350 0X Insert the 2 wire harness into the Power Port The gimbal will stabilize roll and pitch normally but will have no transmitter control of the pitch axis If you wish to have transmitter contro
6. el to either full up or full down depending on the position of the channel 7 switch You can adjust the endpoints in your transmitter to achieve the desired camera angles EN EN Using the Gimbal 1 Place the quadcopter on a flat and stable surface Ensure there are no obstructions in the path of the GB200 2 Switch on your transmitter 3 Switch on your quadcopter The GB200 will power on with the quadcopter NOTICE You must have a camera mounted to the GB200 for the gimbal to initialize properly LED Codes Angle Mode No control Power Only 350 QX2 AP Port Connected Remote Receiver Connected Velocity Mode No control Power Only 350 QX2 AP Port Connected Remote Receiver Connected Initialization Complete Neutral Position Change Available No Gyro Data 12 After the gimbal initializes the LED will glow purple for approximately 3 seconds In those 3 seconds the camera mount may be rotated up or down by hand to your desired neutral pitch position When the LED changes to green or blue the neutral position is set and the GB200 is ready for use The gimbal will now compensate for any roll and pitch movements encountered by your quadcopter If desired you may change the pitch angle of the gimbal at any time using your programmed transmitter controls 1 Green B Blue a Red Purple N m NN WW K L HN m LJ LJ LJ LJ LJ LJ E L E E EH O mH og B m og EH mb o m
7. l of the pitch axis a seperate remote receiver is required see below Using a Remote Receiver for Pitch Axis Control On the original 350 QX quadcopter the gimbal will automatically level without installation of an optional remote receiver If transmitter control of the pitch axis is desired connect a Spektrum Remote Receiver SPM9645 sold separately to gimbal port G Secure the remote receiver to the upper gimbal body using double stick tape Bind the remote receiver while binding the quadcopter receiver to your transmitter If the gimbal does not respond to the transmitter re bind EN Mounting the Camera IMPORTANT Consult local laws and ordinances before installing and operating any type of photograph capable or video recording device in a hobby model aircraft CGO1 1 Slide the camera fully into the gimbal as shown 2 Install the 3mm screw through the mount and into the camera body as shown 3 Insert the Wi Fi antenna through the mount and into the camera body until it clicks Rotate the antenna 90 in either direction to lock GoPro 3 3 1 Install the included copper foil shield around the camera body using the included instructions 2 Slide the camera and shield fully into the gimbal as shown 3 Slide the rubber strap around the camera body and lens as shown EN 10 Gimbal Modes Angle Mode Green LED e The gimbal pitch angle corresponds directly to the position of the transmitter control i
8. nput e The gimbal will automatically stabilize in the stopped position Transmitter Programming Transmitter control of the pitch angle of the GB200 is possible with most 7 channel and above Spektrum transmitters For the greatest control of the gimbal functions an 8 channel or higher computer radio is recommended To program your transmitter e Set channel 7 to a dial slider or lever for gimbal pitch control e Change channel 7 servo reverse for the gimbal travel direction you prefer e Set channel 8 to a 2 position switch to choose between gimbal modes e Change channel 8 servo reverse for the switch direction you prefer Velocity Mode Blue LED e The gimbal pitch angle moves away from neutral in the direction of the transmitter control input e The farther away from center the transmitter control input is the faster the gimbal moves in the corresponding direction e The pitch angle movement is stopped by centering the transmitter control e The gimbal will automatically stabilize in the stopped position If you are using a DX7S system e Angle Mode will be active if you use the signal output from the 350QX2 AP control board e Velocity Mode will be active if you use only the power output from the 350 QX 2 AP in conjunction with a remote receiver If you are using a DX7 system e The DX7 uses a 2 position switch on channel 7 When using this transmitter the gimbal will default to Angle Mode and will trav
9. ort not used C Blade 350 0X2 AP Input Port D Mode Control Port not used E Software Update Port F Yuneec Receiver Port G Spektrum Remote Receiver Port Installing the Isolation Mount H you are mounting the GB200 on a Blade 350 QX version 1 you will need to change the pre installed top mounting plate before attaching the isolation mount to your airframe See the illustration at right Using the large hex wrench provided install the isolation mount with the 4 included screws Do not overtighten Carefully push the lower plate forward to access the front mounting plate hole 350 QX2 and AP installed EN 6 Routing the Wiring e If you are installing the GB200 on a Blade 350 QX version 1 use the included 2 wire harness red and brown e If you are installing the GB200 on a Blade 350 QX2 or 350 QX2 AP use the included 3 wire harness red brown and orange 1 Plug the servo connector into the flight control board as shown 2 Route the JST connector through the hole in the landing gear mount on the bottom of the 350 QX EN EN Changing the Camera Mount GoPro users The GB200 comes with the CG01 camera mount pre installed If you are using a GoPro 3 3 camera with your gimbal it is necessary to change the camera mount 1 2 3 Turn the camera mount on the gimbal until the set screw faces the notch in the gimbal arm Loosen the set screw using th
10. stered trademark of Woodman Labs Inc in the United States and other countries Yuneec and CGO1 are trademarks of Yuneec International Co Ltd All other trademarks service marks or logos are property of their respective owners Patents pending Created 07 14 46284 BLH7910
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