Hitec RCD AGGRESSOR-F75 REMOTE CONTROL TRANSMITTER User Manual manual1

Hitec RCD Inc. REMOTE CONTROL TRANSMITTER manual1

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32Table of Contents IntroductionCongratulations on your purchase of the Aggressor FM pistol grip radio system. The Aggressor FM is loaded with many great features to maximum your R/C experience. Please read this manual carefully to familiarize yourself with the operation of your new Aggressor. After reading this manual, store it in a safe place for future reference. - Ergonomically designed 3-Channel Pistol Grip FM Radio- Servo Reversing (Channels 1 & 2)- End Pont Adjustments (EPA) for Steering and Throttle- Dual Rate Steering (Adjustable on the fly)- 3rd Channel push button for shifting- 3 L.E.D. Battery status indicators- Audible power indicator- Removable crystals for easy channel changing (If this is legal in your Country)- Interchangeable rubber grip pads to fit all hand sizes - Assorted colored grip pads and tuning covers for personalizing your radio- Foam steering wheel for comfortable control - Charging Jack for optional rechargeable batteries- 3-CH FM micro receiver- Standard HS-325HB servo- Receiver dry battery holderSystem FeaturesAGGRESSORAGGRESSOR3546781. System Specifications a. Transmitter b. Receiver c. Servo d. Accessories e. Options2. Transmitter Functions and Operations a. Power Switch b. Battery Indicator LED's c. Steering Dual Rate d. 3rd Channel Push Button e. Steering and Throttle trims f. Tuning Cover g. End Point Adjustments (EPA h. Servo Reversing switches i. Battery Cover j. Antenna k. Grip Pad l. Crystal m. Charging Jack n. Steering Wheel o.Throttle Trigger3. Transmitter Battery Installation4. Recharging Batteries5. Receiver and Servo Connections a. Receiver b. Servos c. Battery6. Troubleshooting Guide7. Warnings8. Racers TipspagepagepagepagepagepageProduct Service Information ( for USA & Canada only )In the event you would require service to your radios, please send the parts to :Hitec RCD USA, Inc. Service Department12115 Paine St.Poway, CA 92064 Please include your name address and telephone number along with a brief description of the failure or the work that you are requesting to be done.A) Transmitter:- Current drain 180mA- Modulation: FM- Power supply: 8AA alkaline, Nicad or NiMh batteries- Frequencies: 27mhz (6 channels), 75mhz (30 channels)B) Receiver:- HFS-03MM- Modulations: FM- Power Supply: 4.8V- 6V- Weight: 0.6oz- Size: 1.5 x 1.0 x 0.6"- Current drain: 30mA +/- 0.3mAD) Accessories:- "Brake Pad" This small piece of foam can be attached to the brake lever on the trigger to take up any space between your finger and the lever for a custom fit.E) Options:- Red, Blue and Black colored grip pads in large and small sizes (Sold separately). - Tuning covers available in Red, Blue and Clear, as well as custom designs in Silver Carbon and Camouflage (Sold separately).C) Servo:- HS-325HB- Voltage range: 4.8 - 6V- Speed: 0.15sec/60 degree (6V)- Torque: 51in/oz (6V)- Weight: 1.5oz- Size: 1.6" x 0.8" x 1.4"1. System Specifications
4 5J) Antenna:- Always extend your antenna before turning your transmitter on. - Your antenna may be removed by turning counter clockwise.- Warning: When collapsing your antenna, never push it from the top or it may bend!K) Grip Pad:- The removable grip pad helps keep your hand secure on the handle for better control of the vehicle.- The Grip Pads are also available in assorted colors and sizes to customize the look and feel of your radio. Grip PadAGGRESSORAGGRESSORA. Power SwitchB. Battery Indicator LED'sC. Steering Dual RateD. 3rd Channel Push Button E. Steering and Throttle trimsF. Tuning CoverG. End Point Adjustments H. Servo Reversing switchesI. Battery CoverJ. AntennaK. Grip PadL. CrystalM. Charging JackN. Steering WheelO. Throttle TriggerBattery CoverE) Steering and Throttle trims:- The trims are used to fine-tune the point where the servo returns to center.- Use the ST-TRIM so your vehicle will go perfectly straight when the steering wheel is centered. If you move the trim to its maximum and the vehicle does not go straight, move the servo horn on the servo output spline or adjust the linkage to fix the problem. Ideally, the servo horn will have equal throw in each direction.- Use the THR-TRIM to adjust the "Drag Brake"; this is the amount of braking that occurs when you let of the trigger. Be aware that too much may affect the servo end point preventing maximum power. Increase the throttle EPA is this happens.- Tip#1: Do not mount the horn on the servo until you turn on the radio and center the trims.- Tip#2: Always trim your vehicle before you run or race.F) Tuning Cover:- Remove the tuning cover to access the servo reversing switches and End Point Adjustments (EPA).- This is also an interchangeable part with assorted colors and designs to choose from so you may customize the look of your radio. See "Option Parts" for more info.G) End Point Adjustments (EPA):- Used to set the servo end points for the steering and throttle.H) Servo Reversing switches:- These are used to change the direction of the servo travel for proper control when activated. - If you steer right and the wheels go left, change the "ST" switch from NOR to REV or REV to NOR if needed. The same applies to the throttle. - (Note: You should not need to change the "THR" switch from NOR if using an Electronic Speed Control.) I) Battery Cover:- Remove to change batteries. ST-EPA THR-EPALFT RGT THR BRKNOR - REV NOR - REVST THRH GTOPFRONTAMDCNOLFEK󰚟JIB2. Transmitter Functions and OperationsA) Power Switch:- Slide the switch up to turn on the transmitter, and down to turn it off.- Warning: Always turn your transmitter on before switching on the receiver switch. This will help prevent accidental runaways.B) Battery Indicator LED's:- Green is mid - high power- Amber is mid power (You should replace or charge your batteries very soon.)- Red is low power (Stop driving!)C) Steering Dual Rate: - Adjusts the overall travel of the steering servo.- Push the dial forward with your thumb for maximum steering.- Pull the dial back with your thumb to reduce the travel.- Use this to fine tune your vehicles handling to the surface conditions.- Use more steering travel for high traction surfaces, and less for low traction surfaces.D) 3rd Channel Push Button:- Used to shift vehicles such as the T-Maxx and similar type.RST-EPA THR-EPALFT RGT THR BRKNOR - REV NOR - REVST THR
8Question: I installed the batteries in my transmitter, but the power lights do not come on:Answer: - Check that the batteries are properly installed by checking the polarity (+ and -).Question: My radio has power, but I have no control:Answers: - Check to be sure the power switch is on and connected to the receiver.- Make sure the batteries are charged (Replace or recharge if needed.) - Make sure you are using the proper crystals.Question: My vehicle is glitching, or the servos and/or speed control is acting erratically:Answers:- Check that there are no radios operating on your channel.- Make sure your electric motor has capacitors and the comutator is clean and brushes are not worn out. Replace if needed.- Check for loose screws as metal-to-metal contact can cause interference.- Make sure your receiver antenna has not been damaged or cut. - Make sure the power wires are at least 2" away from the receiver.- Replace the crystals if needed.- If all fails, send the system in to be serviced, as there may be internal damage.- Never operate your car or truck in a crowded street with traffic.- Always extend your transmitter antenna when in operation.- Always check the battery power indicator before use.- Do not operate two or more models on the same frequency at the same time.- Do not operate your model in the rain or run through standing water.- Do not operate your model within one mile of a radio control racetrack.- Do not operate your model while under the influence of drugs or alcohol.- Always turn on your transmitter first and then the receiver to prevent loss of control.- When collapsing your antenna, never push it from the top or it may bend.- Slower is faster, Do not overdrive your car. A cleaner line around the track is faster than more top speed. Don't overshoot the corners.- Reduce your steering dual rate if your car is over-steering or "Loose", and increase the rate if your car is under-steering or "Pushing."- Add more drag brake (see Steering and Throttle trims) if your vehicle is "Pushing" into the corners. Move the trim the other direction so your car creeps forward slightly when the throttle is at neutral if your car is "Loose" when entering the corners.- Don't crash! It's better to take a more conservative line than flip over and have to have a turn marshal turn you back over.- The most important thing to remember is to have fun!Made in the philippinesAGGRESSORAustria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Iceland,Ireland, The Netherland, Italy, Spain, Norway, Portugal, United Kingdom, Luxembourg, Sweden, Switzerland6. Troubleshooting Guide7. Warnings8. Racers TipsINSTRUCTION MANUALINSTRUCTION MANUAL

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