User manual

c) Preparing the quadcopter for take-off

Prepare the quadcopter for take-off by pairing it with the remote control. The quadcopter will emit a Wi-Fi signal

(similar to a Wi-Fi router).

On your smartphone, go to "Settings" and enable Wi-Fi. Search for the "Foldable Drone_xxxxx" network (xxxxx =

number/letter combination) from the list of available Wi-Fi networks. This network is generated by the quadcopter

and must be connected your smartphone. When you have connected the quadcopter to your smartphone, exit your

smartphone settings and open the "Rocket Drone" app.

d) App functions

Figure 24 shows the app home screen (the home screen

may differ on newer versions of the app). There are three

options:

Question mark = Help function (1)

Cog symbol = Settings (2)

Play symbol = Start the app (3)

Question mark = Help function (1)

If you do not have access to the instruction manual, you

can touch the question mark to view usage instructions.

Touch the icon in the upper-left corner to exit the help

menu.

Cog symbol = Settings (2)

You can use the cog symbol (2) to congure the following settings:

• "Parameters auto save":

Automatically save images and videos (recommended).

• "Reset the parameters":

Restore the app to the factory settings.

• "Right hand mode": Use this function to switch from mode II to mode I (=right hand mode). This switches the mo-

tor controls from left to right and the pitch controls from right to left. The roll and yaw functions stay in the original

position and do not change.

• "720P preview":

When "720 preview" is enabled, images and videos are saved at the highest possible resolution. This requires more

memory and processing power. In addition, Wi-Fi technology places limits on this function. In FPV mode, stripes

may appear in images and/or image transmission may be stuttered and delayed. This feature is only recommended

when you only wish to record images or videos. We recommend that you disable this feature when using the quad-

copter in FPV mode or when you encounter issues with image transmission.

Figure 24