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OOri quick start guide v1.3a

OORI

Congratulations on your purchase of OORI! The following quick start guide will show you how

to get OORI in the air for the first time, and how to enjoy the fantastic experience of flight!

OORI BOX CONTENTS

1 x OOri drone (Inc. props)

1 x OOri transmitter with FPV screen

1 x 660mAH LiPo battery

2 x FPV transmitter antenna

1 x Prop guard set

1 x spare prop bag (4 props)

1 x Propeller Tool

1 x Tool for drone body

8x M2xL4 screws (motor)

4x M2xL7 screws (propeller)


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TABLE OF CONTENTS

OUT OF THE BOX ..................................................................................................................................................................... 3

Antenna installation ........................................................................................................................................................ 3

CAMERA ANGLE ...................................................................................................................................................................... 4

Making adjustments........................................................................................................................................................ 4

CHARGING ............................................................................................................................................................................... 5

Changing the OORI battery ............................................................................................................................................. 5

USB cable charging .......................................................................................................................................................... 6

POWERING .............................................................................................................................................................................. 7

Checking the Battery level .............................................................................................................................................. 7

Powering OORI .............................................................................................................................................................. 10

LED SETUP ............................................................................................................................................................................. 12

Changing the LED colors ................................................................................................................................................ 12

BINDING ................................................................................................................................................................................ 13

Prepare OOri for binding ............................................................................................................................................... 13

Prepare FPV Transmitter for binding ............................................................................................................................ 14

VIDEO STREAM ...................................................................................................................................................................... 15

Switching video channel ................................................................................................................................................... 15

ARMING................................................................................................................................................................................. 16

Throttle position ........................................................................................................................................................... 16

Arm switch .................................................................................................................................................................... 16

FLYING ................................................................................................................................................................................... 17

Stick Layout ................................................................................................................................................................... 17

Optical position hold ..................................................................................................................................................... 18

Altitude hold ................................................................................................................................................................. 19

LANDING ............................................................................................................................................................................... 19

Low battery ................................................................................................................................................................... 19

Disarming ...................................................................................................................................................................... 20

POWER OFF ........................................................................................................................................................................... 21

Powering off OORI ........................................................................................................................................................ 21

Powering off FPV transmitter ....................................................................................................................................... 21

PROP REPLACEMENT ............................................................................................................................................................. 22

Prop direction and install .............................................................................................................................................. 22

PROP GUARD ......................................................................................................................................................................... 25

Prop guard removal ...................................................................................................................................................... 25


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OUT OF THE BOX Antenna installation

The radio requires the 2 antennas to be installed before operation. They are included in the

box and can be screwed onto the top of the radio. Order is not important, screw both down

until tight.


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CAMERA ANGLE Making adjustments

OORI has two camera angle settings. For initial flights, it should be looking straight out of the

front (zero degree angle). If your camera angle isn't straight, set it to zero degrees by clicking it

into place. Once you have gained confidence and flying faster, you can increase the camera

angle.


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CHARGING Changing the OORI battery

The OORI battery slides in and out from the bottom of the drone. Simply slide the battery in

like the pictures below, until the battery tab clicks into place. For removal, lift the tab partially

and pull backwards.


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CHARGING USB cable charging

Charging OORI is simple. With a battery onboard, plug in a micro USB. OORI can charge from a

laptop USB port, but will charge fastest from a wall wart style plug. The ring on top of OORI

will show the charge on the battery, complete once the entire ring is green.


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POWERING Checking the Battery level

A single click of the main OORI button will show the current battery level. For example, a fully

charged battery is a full green ring. A partially charged battery is an orange partially lit ring.

This is also true for the radio. A single click of the power button will show the charge status.


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POWERING Powering FPV transmitter

In normal operation, the radio should be powered first. This is done by a short click of the

power button followed by holding the button until the LED is fully lit. A small delay between

clicking and holding may be necessary, as this helps prevent accidental powering of the radio.


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POWERING Powering OORI

Click the main OORI button so the LED ring lights up, then hold the button until the green ring

is complete. Upon release, the LED will show rainbow colors. The OORI is now powered.

Note: if the main button is held too long it will go into bind mode, as described below. This is

not required for normal operation, turn off OORI and power up again for normal flying.


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LED SETUP Changing the LED colors

The color of OORI and the radio can be changed by holding the right front button on the radio.

When released, the OORI and radio will hold this color. It can be changed at any time.


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BINDING Prepare OOri for binding

In some instances, it may be required to link OORI with a radio (out of the box this is not

required). Click and then hold the main button on OORI until the yellow ring is completely full,

then release. The yellow ring will spin showing OORI is ready for link.


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BINDING Prepare FPV Transmitter for binding

Once OORI is in bind mode as above, power on the radio by holding the left front button while

clicking and then holding the power button. The colors will sync on OORI and the transmitter

once link is established. You will be able to see the FPV feed on the screen.


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VIDEO STREAM Switching video channel

When OORI and the transmitter are powered and bound, it is possible to switch between

video channels by clicking the "BIND/CH" button. This will cycle both the transmitter and OORI

through 8 available channels in the F band. You should switch channels when flying with

others and two or more people are on the same channel. You may see interference in the

video feed if the same channel is being used by multiple OORIs.

A single click of the "BIND/CH" button will bring up your current channel, which you can see by

the amount of LEDs lit around the right gimbal stick. There are 8 LEDs representing the 8

possible channels, and they increase with each click of the "BIND/CH" button. For example, the

picture below shows that OORI is on channel 5.


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ARMING Throttle position

Lower the throttle stick to the bottom, OORI will not arm without this for safety reasons. Hold

this stick down and then click the arm switch as below.

ARMING Arm switch

The arm switch starts and stops the props on OORI. To start the props, put the throttle stick at

the bottom and then short click the arm button, which is in the left trigger position.

To stop the props, another short click of the left trigger will disarm the drone. The sticks can be

in any positions for disarm, and if disarmed in flight, OORI will fall.


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FLYING Stick Layout

The default stick layour for the OORI transmitter is Mode 2. The sticks control OORI as laid out

below.


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FLYING Optical position hold

In flight, OORI has the capability to hold its position with several sensors. Optimal conditions

for position hold to work are indoors in a well lit area. Areas with bright sunlight or shiny floors

are not optimal for position hold capabilities.

Once you lift off OORI, optimal height is around waist to shoulder level during flight, but can

go higher or lower depending on where you're flying. The OSD shows that position hold is

available by displaying "OPTI" in the top left corner on the video feed, as can be seen below.

If conditions aren't good for position hold, OORI will switch to altitude hold mode, as outlined

below.

Visually, a solid ring on the top of OORI in flight shows it has optical position hold available. If

conditions are sub-optimal, this ring may change from solid to blinking in flight to show it is in

altitude hold mode, and will automatically go back to position hold once conditions are good

again.


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FLYING Altitude hold

If conditions aren't good for position hold, OORI will switch to altitude hold mode. In altitude

hold, OORI can drift without correcting itself, so the pilot should use the sticks to ensure OORI

doesn't go in unwanted directions.

Altitude hold mode will display as "ATTI" in the top left of the video feed, and will change back

to "OPTI" automatically once conditions are good again.

LANDING Low battery

During flight, if the OORI battery gets critically low, a warning will appear on screen to tell you

to change the battery. You should land and change the battery when this is shown on screen.

The OORI will slowly land itself the longer this critical battery message is up on the video feed,

and will not allow you to re-arm OORI once you have landed.


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LANDING Disarming

Clicking the arm switch while the props are spinning will disarm OORI, causing the props to

stop. At the end of our flight, bring OORI to touching the ground and then click the arm / left

trigger switch to stop the props from spinning and disarm OORI.


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POWER OFF Powering off OORI

Short click of the main OORI button followed by holding the main button will power down

OORI. Once off, all LEDs on OORI will be off.

POWER OFF Powering off FPV transmitter

Short click of the radio power button followed by holding the button will power down the

radio. Once powered down, the LEDs and screen will be off.


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PROP REPLACEMENT Prop direction and install

If a prop is damaged or bent, it should be replaced before flight or else OORI may not perform

optimally, and you could incur damage to the power system if the damage is significant.

To replace a prop, undo the 2 bolts from the top of the prop with the included hex wrench.

Remove the prop from the motor and replace it with an identical prop. Double check the prop

direction to make sure you put the correct one on. The props have "2540" and "2540R" on

them, and should be installed as in the picture below.

Insert the 2 bolts into the prop hub and tighten them down. To do this, turn the screws until

you feel a little resistance, then do an extra quarter turn. Overtightening the bolts can cause

them to strip, which will impede the performance of OORI.


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PROP GUARD Prop guard removal

Use the included 1.5mm hex wrench to loosen the 8 bolts out of the bottom of the prop

guards. Once loose, the prop guards will come off.

CAUTION! DO NOT USE THE BOLTS FROM THE PROP GUARDS TO RE-SECURE THE MOTORS AFTER PROP GUARD REMOVAL IF THESE BOLTS ARE USED THEN YOU MAY DAMAGE THE MOTORS. PLEASE USE THE INCLUDED M2xL4 BOLTS WHEN YOU ARE NOT USING THE PROP GUARDS

Install the M2xL4 bolts into the open 2 holes for each motor. Turn the screws until you feel a

little resistance, then do an extra quarter turn. Overtightening the bolts can cause them to

strip, which will impede the performance of OORI.

Each motor should have 4 bolts installed into it once finished.


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