Interactive Toy Concepts 403XX Remote Control Helicopter/Airplane Transmitter User Manual Preparation

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Model No. 403XX
Operation Instruction
Preparation
1. Battery used on Transmitter is 6 pcs of Alkaline ‘AA’ batteries. Open the battery cover
on the Transmitter, insert 6 pcs ‘AA’ Alkaline batteries inside the battery compartment
and cover the battery door.
2. Screw in the antenna on the Transmitter
3. The battery on the helicopter is rechargeable battery, which is charge by a charging
connector coming out from the Transmitter.
Charging the helicopter battery
Connect the charge connector on the Transmitter to the charge connector at the bottom of
the helicopter.
2. Slide the switch on the Transmitter to the upper position and the light on the
transmitter will turn red while charging battery. The charging time requires about 20
minutes but the charger circuit inside the Transmitter can prevent it from overcharging.
Flying the Helicopter
1. Please find an indoor place which has as few obstacle as possible
2. Please try to close all windows so that there is no wind or moving air
3. Switch on the micro switch at the bottom p1 the helicopter (slide the switch to the
back)
4. Place the helicopter carefully on the ground
5. Extend the antenna on the Transmitter to full length
6. Slide the switch on the Transmitter to the upper position, the light will turn green.
7. The left stick control the helicopter move up and down, firstly reset the left stick to the
lowest position. Then 2radually move the stick up, you will see both rotor start to
accelerate and up to a certain speed, the helicopter will start to go up. Then you can
continue to move the stick up or down carefully to keep the helicopter at certain height.
Try to avoid moving the stick too quickly.
8. The right stick control the helicopter move forward/backward and also turn left/right.
The control is as follow:
- If the right stick is pushed up from middle to the top, the helicopter will start to go
forward.
- If the right stick is pushed down from middle to the bottom, the helicopter will start to
go backward.
- If the right stick is pushed to the right side, the helicopter will start to turn right.
- If the right stick is pushed to the left side, the helicopter will start to turn left.
9. If you feel you can no longer keep the height of the helicopter, that means the battery
on the helicopter is running out and you need to re-charge the battery again.
10. After landing, please switch off the helicopter (slide the micro switch at the bottom of
helicopter to the front).


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