User Manual
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| Date Submitted | 2006-06-04 00:00:00 |
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| Creation Date | 2006-05-19 14:12:02 |
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| Document Title | User Manual |
PLEASE READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE HANDLING OR OPERATING YOUR RADIO CONTROLVEHICLE. KEEP PACKAGING AND INSTRUCTIONS FOR FUTURE REFERENCE AS THEY CONTAIN IMPORTANT INFORMATION. DO NOT RETURN THE PRODUCT TO THE STORE Please contact us for help with your product. 1-888-TNT-IS-RC (HESS-8684772) www.tntoy.com service@tntoy.com (US, Residents Only) CAUTION: DO NOT CHARGE BATTERY PACK IF IT IS HOT, WET, OR SHOWS LEAKAGE OR CORROSION. MAY EXPLODE IF DISPOSED OF IN FIRE. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO OPEN BATTERY PACK. PARENTS: BATTERY PACK AND CHARGER SHOULD BE EXAMINED PERIODICALLY FOR DAMAGE AND POTENTIAL HAZARDS, AND ANY POTENTIALLY HAZARDOUS PARTS MUST BE REPAIREDE AN ADULT SHOULD SUPERVISE CHARGING. IMPORTANT Young children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the charger. The charger is not intended for use by young children or infirm persons without supervision. Ni-Cd Battery Pack output rating 600mAh. BATTERY PACK MAY BE HOT AFTER USE. ALLOW TO COOL BEFORE HANDLING AND CHARGING. NEVER CHARGE A HOT BATTERY PACK. NOTE: BATTERY IS SHIPPED UNCHARGED. MUST BE CHARGED BEFORE FIRST USE. RECHARGEABLE BATTERY TIPS 1.The first few charges of a rechargeable battery pack are the weakest. Charge and use battery pack as instructed 6 times to bring up to full power. 2.Charge the battery pack for the full time recommended — no more, no less. 3. Use the battery pack soon after charging for best results. 4. Run battery pack ALL THE WAY DOWN in vehicle every time to "train" it to take the fullest charge I- ISIIIHIIIEI ECIPIIICRO IIIDUSEIO EIEIEIEEEE CERES RADIO CONTROL VEHICLE Instruction Manual CONGRATULATIONS! You have purchased a quality engineered and precision built RIC vehicle from TNT RIC. Follow these important instructions and take care of your vehicle and it will last a lot longer. Requires 95V rechargeable battery pack and charger (included) and 9V alkaline battery (not included) IMPORTANT: DO NOT OPERATE VEHICLE IN RAIN, WATER, PUDDLES OR SNOW. WATER MAY DAMAGE YOURVEHICLE AND VOID WARRANTY IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION ' NEVER drive your R/C vehicle on the street or near water! - Keep fingers, hair and loose clothing away from wheels while vehicle is turned on. Do not hold vehicle by wheels. ~ Adult supervision is recommended at all times when vehicle is operated. - Remove all batteries from vehicle and remote when not in use CAUTION: To AVOID BATTERY LEAKAGE ' USE ONLY BATTERIES RECOMMENDED BY THE MANUFACTURER AND FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTIONS ' OBSERVE BATTERY POLARITY (DIRECTION). - REMOVE WEAK OR EXHAUSTED BATTERIES FROM PRODUCT. ' DO NOTTRY TO RECHARGE NON»RECHARGEABLE BATTERIES. ' BATTERY INSTALLATION AND CHARGING SHOULD BE SUPERVISED BY AN ADULT. ' RECHARGEABLE BATTERIES MUST BE REMOVED FROM THE TOY BEFORE RECHARGING‘ ' DISPOSE OF BATTERIES SAFELY AND PROPERLY DO NOT DISPOSE OF BATTERIES IN FIRE. LEAKAGE, EXPLOSION OR PERSONAL INJURY MAY RESULT. NICKEL-CADMIUM (NI-CD) BATTERY MUST "‘ BE RECYCLED OR DISPOSED OF PROPERLY Ifi CHARGING BATTERY PACK BATTERY PACK MUST BE CHARGED FOR 4 HOURS BEFORE FIRST USE. CHARGING INSTRUCTIONS - ADULT SUPERVISION REQUIRED 1. Connect WHITE PLUGS on BATTERY PACK and CHARGER together. 2. Plug CHARGER into walloutlet. 3. Charge for 4 hours,then unplug CHARGER from wall,and disconnect BATTERY PACK and CHARGER by pressing the LEVER and pulling PLUGS apart. 4. Battery pack should be slightly warm after4 hours of charging. This is normal and indicates it has taken a charge. 5. Do not overcharge. Charging for more than 4 hours will not improve performance and may damage battery pack. 6. In use, battery pack will lose its power all at once. EQUALIZER will stop operating. It is not detective, it’s time to recharge. 7. WAIT 20 MIN. BEFORE RECHARGING, NEVER RECHARGE A HOT BATTERY PACK, OR YOU WILL SEVERELY REDUCE ITS LIFE. CHARGER BATTERY ' PACK I INSTALLING BATTERY PACK IN VEHICLE 1.Turn VEHICLE over and swing open LATCH of BATTERY COMPARTMENT at rear ofVEHICLE. 2. Swing open BATTERY LID. 3. Snap together PLUGS of BATTERY PACK and VEHICLE. 4. Place BATTERY PACK in BATTERY COMPARTMENT as shown. Place WIRES and PLUGS neatly under LID so that LID can close without touching or pinching WIRES or PLUGS. 5. Close LID and swing LATCH . , fully closed. . _.._ 6. USE CAUTION WHEN ‘ . BATTERY REMOVING BATTERY PACK i ' PACK AFTER OPERATION. BATTERY " PACK MAY BE HOT. INSTALLING BATTERY IN REMOTE 1. Press on ARROW on BATTERY LID and slide LID in direction ofARROW to remove. 2. Snap a fresh, new 9V ALKALINE BATTERY into BATTERY COMPARTMENT, Make sure the BATTERY (+) and I-) posts line up as shown in Fig. 5. 3. Replace BATTERY LID by inserting right end first, then lower in the left end and slidefirmly to left to secure. MORE SAFETY STUFF! Do not hold the vehicle by the wheels. Keep fingers, hair, clothing and everything else away from the wheels. Be careful not to touch the remote controls until the vehicle is placed on the running surface. Do not touch the moving vehicle. Pick an open, dry place to drive where you cannot hit people, pets, cars, or anything else that might be damaged or might cause damage to your vehicle. Do not operate in the street. Choose a hard, dry, flat surface to operate on. Avoid grass, sand, gravel, loose dirt and broken surfaces, wet ground and puddles. REMOTE FUNCTIONS TRANSFORM TRANSFORM POWER swn’cn: LEFT POWER LIGHT / RIGHT Slide to turn remote ON and OFF. POWER THROTTLE LIGHT will glow when FWD power is on and blink if T the battery is low and needs to be replaced. COAST STEERING LEFT‘“ STRAIGHT—> RIGHT Always turn switch off when vehicle is not in i use" REV LEFTTHROTTLE: Slide up for FORWARD. down for REVERSE, middle position (release) to COAST. STEERING: Slide left to STEER LEFT, right to STEER RIGHT, middle position (release) for STRAIGHT. LEFT TRANSFORM: Press left button on top to transform the wheels to the left. RIGHT TRANSFORM: Press right button on top to transform the wheels to the right. SWITCH “£113 OPERATION Vou are now ready to check the operation of your EQUALIZERW‘ Radio Control vehicle. 1. Turn VEHICLE POWER SWITCH to ON position and place vehicle on ground. 2. Make sure REMOTE POWER SWITCH is ON. 3. Make sure ANTENNA is screwed In and extended fully. Point ANTENNA up, not at vehicle. Do not touch while operating. 4. Operate the controls on the REMOTE. FREQUENCY AND INTERFERENCE Refer to labels on remote and vehicle for frequency. Remote and vehicle must be the same frequency. Do not race vehicles with the same frequency. Buildings, electrical wires, metal fences, automobiles, and other structures can cause interference and make your vehicle run and respond poorly. Move away from such things to increase the remote's performance. STUNTS 1. WHEELIE: While going in REVERSE, move the THROTTLE to FORWARD. 2. SUPER TWISTER: While doing a WHEELIE, quickly move STEERING to LEFT or RIGHT. 3. VERTICAL SIDE SLIDE: While doing a WHEELIE, press and hold one of the TRANSFORM BUTTONS and move the THROTTLE to FORWARD or REVERSE. 4. SPINS: Move STEERING all the way RIGHT or LEFT. 5. POWERSLIDE DRIFTING: While moving FORWARD, hit one of the TRANSFORM BUTTONS. 6 T0 INFINITY: Make up your own stunts! The wildemhe better. Make up new combinations of THROTTLE, STEERING and TRANSFORM BUTTON input. The possibilities are endless! TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE Vehicle won't go or steer. Battery pack not charged. Was battery pack warm when you removed it from the charger after 4 hours? if so, it probably did take a charge. if battery pack is cold after charging,it did not take a charge. Disconnect battery and charger, reconnect plugs firmly. An adult should test the wall outlet with a lamp or other appliance to make sure it is working. Power switch on vehicle is off. Battery In remote is weak or dead. When Power Light on remote blinks, replace the battery. Remote is not working. if Power Light on remote goes on (steady. not blinking) when switched on with fresh battery installed, remote is proba bly 0K. Vehicle gotwet. Immediately remove battery pack and allow vehicle to dry for 24 hours in a warm, dry place. Electronic circuits in vehicle may be damaged. WARRANTY DOES NOT COVER WATER DAMAGE. Vehicle seems slow or weak. Battery pack not "trained“ to take a full charge. The first few charges of battery pack are the weakest. "Train" the battery pack by running it down all the way in the vehicle, allow to cool,then charge for 4 hours, no more, no less. Repeat "training" 56 times until battery strength is improved. Vehicle hard to control. Not enough traction: Vehicle handles best on high—traction surfaces like rough or textured asphalt and concrete. Avoid sandy, dirty, dusty, grassy, rough. broken or gravel surfaces. VEHICLE ISSUES The first few charges of a rechargeable battery pack are the weakest. Charge and use battery pack 6 times to bring up to full power. Charge the battery pack forthe full time recommended --4 hours > no more, no less. Use the battery pack soon after charging for best performance. ‘ Run battery pack ALLTHE WAY DOWN In vehicle to "train“ it to take the fullest charge. BATTERY PACK MAY BE HOT AFTER USE. ALLOWTO COOL BEFORE HANDLING AND CHARGING. NEVER CHARGE A HOT BATTERY, Driving stylle, battery age and condition, weather and other local conditions will affect battery running time you will get on a charged battery pac . Stay away from sand, mud, snow and water so that your vehicle will last for along time, KEEP VEHICLE DRY. DO NOT RUN NEARWATER, lN PUDDLES OR WET GRASS,OR IN RAlN OR SNOW. Keep your vehicle clean. Lightly brush off anydirt. Never immerse in water or hose off, REMOVE BATTERIES WHEN NOT iN USE. lf vehicle gets wet, IMMEDlATELY remove the battery pack. Leave vehicle to air dry in a warm, dry location for 24 hours. REMOTE ISSUES Keep remote antenna pointed up during operation for best performance and range. Don't touch the antenna while operating. When Power Light on remote blinks, replace the battery. COMPLIANCE WITH FCC REGULATIONS Warning: Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class 8 digital device, pursuant to Part is oflhe FCC rules. These limlts are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmiul interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radim radio frequency energy and, d not installed and used rn accordance with the instructions may cause harmful Interference to radio communications However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful lnterfelence to radio or television reception. which can be determined by turning the equipment all and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the inoerference by one or more afrheiollowing measures Reorlent or relocate the receiving antenna, increase the separation between the equipment and receiver Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different irom that to which the receiver is connected. Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. 90-DAV LIMITED WARRANTY (Valid only in USA) What the Warranty Covers and What the Period of Coverage Is:TNTToys warrants to the original consumer purchaser of its product that the product is free of defects in materials and workmanship discovered within a period of 90 days from the date of purchase. What We will Do to Correct Problems: DO NOT RETURN THE Pnooucr TO The STORE. We ask you to contact us so that we can help you with your problem. We will repair or replace the defective item at our option free of charge Within the warranty period, subject to verification of the defect or malfunction and the date of purchase.This is our sole and exclusive obligation to you. NO PRODUCT SHOULD BE RETURNEDTOUS WITHOUTPRIOR AUTHORIZATION. We cannot be responsible for product returned without authorization. How You Can Get Service: Contact us first. Visit ourWeb slte at wwwtnroy.corn and click on Service Email us at service@tnt0y.com, Write to us at TNT Toys, P.O, Box 983, Belmont,CA 94002—0983. Call us toll-free at1~BBS»TNT- -RC (1-888>868-4772) 9 am - 5 pm Pacific Time, Monday - Friday. If necessary you will be instructed to retum the product, postage prepaid and lnsured. Please pack the item securely. Enclose your name,address, dated sales receipt with the purchase price circled, and a brief explanation of the defect. Repair or replacement and return shipment, will be free of charge within the warranty period. What is Not Covered: The warranty does not cover problems arising from abuse, unreasonable use, battery leakage, water damage, or unauthorized repairs or alterationleny applicable implied warranty, including warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose, are hereby limited to 90 days from the date of purchase.ConsequemjaI damages resulting from a breach or’ any applicable express or implied warranties are hereby excluded. How state Law Relates to the Warranty: Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts or the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so depending on where you Ilve,the above limitations and exclusions may not apply to you.This limited warranty gives you specific legal rights,and you may also have other rights,which may vary from state to state. O 2006 CCP CD.,Ltd., 3-1-5 Sakaevcho, Kawaguchl, Saitama 332~8521,Japan. All Rights Reserved. EQUALIZER is a trademark of CCP Co., Ltd. TNT R/C Is a trademark ofTop Notch Toys Limited, Suite 509, S/F, World Finance Centre, South Tower, Harbour City, TST, Kowloon, Hong Kong. Specifications and features of our products may change. Product may differl’rom illustrations. PRINTED iN CHINA INS~SIOG-USA-l
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