Ares AZSQ3350, Owner'S Manual

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Gyro Calibration 

If at any point you wish to recalibrate your Recon’s gyros to re-establish stable 

flight and correct any control malfunction – following a crash, for example – 

you can do this in the following way: 

1. Open the rear battery cover of the quadcopter and insert the larger Quad 

LiPo into the fuselage. Connect the LiPo’s two pin plug to the socket of 

the quadcopter making sure to align the slots for correct polarity. Tuck 

the lead neatly behind the LiPo and close the battery cover.

2. When the battery is connected the LED lights will flash. Place the Recon 

on a level surface to enable the on-board gyro to be properly calibrated.

3. Switch the transmitter ON by pressing the power button. The quad’s LEDs 

will stop flashing and emit a solid light indicating that the Recon and the 

transmitter are paired. DO NOT arm the throttle at this stage.

4. To re-calibrate the gyros, place the left-hand transmitter stick into the 

bottom left corner of the gimbal and the right-hand transmitter stick into 

the bottom right-hand corner of the gimbal. The quad’s LED lights will 

flash once more then emit a solid light, indicating that the calibration 

process is complete.

5. You can now arm the throttle by pushing the throttle stick forward to its 

stop, then back to its lowest point. 

Propeller Identification

If at any point you damage one of your Recon’s propellers it’s imperative 

that the replacement prop is matched with the correct motor, as shown in 

the Quadcopter Details section on page 8 of this instruction manual. The 

identification numbers of the propellers can be found on the underside near 

the center (root section) of the blade. Note that since the blades are a simple 

push fit on the motor shafts, a gentle tug will easily remove them.