Staaker 820101 Bedienungsanleitung
Staaker 1
User manual
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Using this manual
Read the Staaker 1 user manual before flying the drone for the first time. Before flight, learn
how to operate the drone and be aware of any local laws regarding flight of drones in your area.
Document revision: 1.0 (12.07.2017)
This document is subject to change. Download the latest digital version of the document at
www.staaker.com.
Legend
••Warning
Explains something that, if not obeyed, could cause serious injury to people or damage
to equipment.
⚠Important
Describes extra important information that you should take note of when using the
product.
Hints and Tips
Information that can improve user experience and improved video footage.
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Introduction
We have tailored this autonomous follow drone to capture all your activities, moments and
beautiful places in the best possible way.
It consist of a tracker that is placed on your wrist and a quadcopter with a camera (camera not
included). With the touch of a button, it follows and films you automatically.
The Staaker drone follows whomever or whatever is wearing the tracker by itself. Using the
tracker, Staaker follows you and takes care of the filming automatically, even if you are alone.
Choose from 4 different tracking modes as well as Scenery mode. By using the tracker you can
always adjust the angle, height and distance of your Staaker relative to you.
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Terminology
Emergency Landing: When the drone automatically lands due to low battery, sensor failure or
an abnormal system error.
Barometer: A sensor device that measures air pressure. Can be used for determining altitude
above average sea level. Both the Staaker drone and Tracker are equipped with this sensor.
GPS: Abbreviation for Global Positioning System. Both the Tracker and Staaker drone use GPS
for navigation and positioning. The system uses in reality multiple GNSS systems , but in this
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document this is referred to as just GPS for simplicity.
Gimbal: Camera stabilization module for improved video footage and framing.
LED: Abbreviation for light-emitting-diode, a lamp located on the bottom of the Staaker drone.
Locate Staaker: A menu option on the Tracker for locating the Staaker drone. Requires GPS
on the Tracker.
Return to Home: A procedure where the drone flies back to a designated location and lands.
RTH: Abbreviation for Return to Home. (See Return to Home)
Smart Battery: The Staaker is equipped with an intelligent battery that measures voltage,
current and temperature on all 4 cells.
Staaker Drone: Auto-follow drone equipped with 3-axis gimbal and camera.
Takeoff Mode: One of three ways to make the drone takeoff and begin flight: Quick Staak
(normal use), Water Staak (use in watersports) and Pro Staak (for expert users).
Tracking Mode: Autonomous follow modes, Follow, Compass, Hover, Circle and Scenery
Tracker: Handheld wrist device which is used to remotely control the Staaker drone.
1Staaker utilizes American GPS, Russian GLONASS, Chinese BeiDou-2 and SBAS such as
EGNOS and WAAS
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Table of Contents
Using this manual 3
Legend 3
Introduction 4
Terminology 5
Table of Contents 6
Safety and disclaimer 10
Staaker Drone 11
Status LED 12
Unfolding the drone 13
Gimbal 14
Camera protection 14
Camera installation guide 14
Battery insertion and removal 17
Warning 18
Tracker 19
Emergency kill switch 20
Tracker Radio Signals 20
User Interface 21
Navigating the Main Menu 22
Quick Staak 22
Water Staak 22
Pro Staak 23
Calibrate Altitude 23
Locate Staaker 23
Pairing 24
About 24
Pro Staak Settings 25
Return to Home (RTH) 25
Track Altitude 26
Responsivity 26
Fuse GPS Alt 26
Faster Altitude 27
Takeoff 27
Tracking 29
Landing 31
Land now 31
Return To Home (RTH) 32
Pause/ Unpause 33
Mounting the Tracker 33
Attaching the strap 34
Charging the Tracker 34
How to use the Staaker 35
Before use 35
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Check list 35
Things to be aware of while flying 35
Flying above water 36
What is a safe Takeoff location? 36
Takeoff 37
Flight 37
Tracking modes 38
Compass 38
Follow 38
Circle 39
Scenery 39
Hover 40
Drone Smart Battery 41
To turn the power on 41
To turn the power off 41
To check the capacity 41
Charging 42
Battery failure 43
Storage 43
Battery Warnings 43
Maintenance and repairs 44
After flight 44
Warranty warning 44
Replacing arms 44
Replacing Gimbal 44
Replacing landing gear 45
Motors 45
Propellers 46
Staaker tips 47
Camera tips 47
Drone Tips 47
Troubleshooting 48
Error Messages 48
Before or during takeoff 48
Under Flight 50
Land reasons 51
Return to home (RTH) reasons 52
Tracker cannot connect to the drone 53
Staaker Assist problems 53
System cannot get GPS reception 53
Tracker looses connection to the drone often 55
The drone landed or crashed and I cannot find it 55
The drone changes altitude too much 55
The drone does not always respond to my button presses 55
The drone crashed for unexpected reasons 55
Staaker Assist 56
Flight logs 56
Firmware update 57
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Terms & Warranties 58
Assumption of risks 58
Product warranty and return 59
Limited One-Year Warranty 59
Warranty Exclusions 59
Return of products 60
Indemnity 60
Limitations of Liability 60
Software License 61
Dispute Resolution 61
General Terms 64
Technical Specifications 65
PRODUCT FEATURES 65
Staaker Drone 66
Tracker 67
Smart Battery 67
Smart Battery Charger 67
CE, FCC and IC compliance 68
CE 68
FCC Compliance Statement 68
FCC Modification Statement 68
FCC Interference Statement 68
Industry Canada Notes 69
About Staaker 70
Customer Support 70
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Safety and disclaimer
1. Read the complete manual before using the product.
2. The user holding the tracker controlling the drone is legally the pilot of the drone. The
pilot is responsible for safe usage and consequences of unsafe usage of the drone. The
Staaker Company is not responsible for any injury, damage of property or harm caused
by usage of the drone.
3. Always check and follow all local regulations and laws for flying unmanned aerial vehicle
when using the Staaker.
4. Do not use the drone within designated No-Fly zones like areas close to airports and
heliports.
5. Do not use the drone close to obstacles.
6. Do not use close to man-made structures (e.g vehicles, buildings, power lines) and
areas with high level of interference (e.g radio transmission towers).
7. Do not use the drone over people, animals, urban areas or trafficked roads.
8. Do not breach the bounds of privacy. Ask for permission before flying on private
property.
9. Keep the drone in line of sight at all times.
10. Do not use the drone in weather or lighting conditions that result in reduced visibility.
11. Do not use the drone in wind conditions exceeding 10 m/s, or in other severe weather
conditions.
12. Do not use the drone while under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
13. Make sure that the drone is in good condition when using it.
14. Only use genuine certified Staaker replacement parts.
15. The appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with reduced
physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless
they have been given supervision or instruction concerning the use of the appliance by a
person responsible for their safety.
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Staaker Drone
The Staaker drone is a quadcopter powered by a Smart Battery and carries a 3-axis
stabilization gimbal equipped with a camera (camera not included). The drone is foldable and
compact, designed to be durable and lightweight. The drone is equipped with an intelligent
autopilot to aid you in flying the drone and keeping you always in the video frame.
The Staaker drone is pre-calibrated and tuned. This means no extra technical setup is required
and the drone is ready to fly out of the box!
⚠Caution! The ESC cooling plate may be hot after flight.
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Status LED
The multi-coloured status LED is located on the bottom of the Staaker drone. The LED indicates
if the drone is ready to fly or not. The led is only on when the drone is powered.
Status light
Description
Blinking yellow light
Drone is powered on and searching for GPS
Blinking green light
Drone has sufficient GPS and ready for
takeoff
Blinking red light
Drone has an error, check tracker for
message
Status light during flight
Description
Steady yellow light
Drone has lost GPS and is landing
Steady green light
Everything ok
Blinking red light
Drone has a problem or is running low on
battery, check message on tracker
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