Ares AZSQ3350, Owner'S Manual

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One Button Return

If, in flight, you get confused about the orientation of your Recon it can be 

made to fly itself back in the direction of the initial gyro calibration / take-off 

point simply by pressing the Return button. Note that the quadcopter will only 

return in the general direction of the calibration / take-off point and is not 

programmed to return to the actual take-off point. 
Note: The Recon will continue flying in that same direction until the Return 

command is cancelled. This can be done either by interrupting its flight with 

the aileron / elevator command, or by pressing the Return button once again.

Operating the Video & Stills Camera

1. Prepare your Recon HD for flight but do not arm the motors at this stage. 
2. The Recon HD carries a micro memory card (supplied) that can be used 

to store video footage and still camera images. Ensure the memory card 

is correctly orientated then insert it into the slot on the underside of the 

quadcopter by pushing it gently until it clicks home. When the card is 

correctly inserted the green status light will be illuminated.

3. Place your Recon HD on a level surface and arm the motors ready for 

flight.

4. To record a still image press the camera button. Note that the red status 

light will temporarily illuminate to confirm that an image has been taken. 

One photo will be taken each time the button is pressed.

5. To record video footage press the video camera button. The red status 

light will illuminate to confirm that recording is in progress. To stop 

recording, press the video camera button once more and note that the red 

status light will turn off to confirm that the camera is in standby mode.

Viewing Photo & Video Recordings

To view the video footage you’ve shot and the photos you’ve taken, remove the 

micro memory card from the quadcopter by gently pressing it until it clicks and 

pops out. Insert the supplied USB card reader into your computer then slot the 

micro memory card into the USB card reader. You can now access and edit the 

video (.AVI) and photo (.JPG) files in the usual way.