Jakks Pacific RC24063T RC Car User Manual
Jakks Pacific (HK) Ltd. RC Car
User Manual
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| Document Description | User Manual |
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| Document Type | User Manual |
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| Filesize | 55.57kB (694686 bits) |
| Date Submitted | 2003-07-22 00:00:00 |
| Date Available | 2003-07-22 00:00:00 |
| Creation Date | 2003-07-18 12:21:44 |
| Document Lastmod | 2003-07-18 12:37:13 |
| Document Title | User Manual |
| Document Creator | HP 9100C Digital Sender |
| Document Author: | ITS ELECTRIC TOY |
L N m m m M N m w L e m mm N OT m m RN E W PO L m. U MC m w m s Gm m 0,” mm m mm... W m, § ¢ CHARGE YOUR BATTERY PACK FOR 4-5 HOURS TO FULLY CHARGE THE BATTERY PACK BATTERY POWER: A 9.6V Nl—CD (Nlekel-Cadmium) battery pack (not included) Né-gDibattery packs may supply mare power than conventional alkallne or carbon—zinc n shes. Be sure to use this battery only with Vehicles recommending use of a rechargeable 9.6V Nl-CD battery pack. Running tlme will be determined by play and drlvlng style. NOTE: Recommended to use GOO—BOOmAH rechargeable battery CHARGER & BATTERY OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS: NOTE: - Thls battery pack is not chargsd when newly purchased. - Fully charge the binary pack tor 4 hours before using. 1. Plug the charger Irvin standard 110/120 volt walloutlet. 2. Plugthewlre wnnsctorlrom thechsrge’rkmthswirs "WINNIE 01m! 7" connector on fr»? balmy pack my mum “$533.23 cum-r: macaw two pieces together as shown in plclurs. 3. Charge ms battery m for 4 hours (5 hours mnlmmn). Allercha lord Aha paekwllllleelwnrm la thorough ls condlllon ls norma tor 1tu charged hatlsl'lefi NOTE: Charge ma balmy fink tor more than 4 hours wm not provide longer nmnlng me. Four ham ls all that ls requlrad tn lully charge me bamry pack. 4. To dlsconnect connectors. push dawn on the connector clip and gently pull apart, 5. Comet! charqsd battery pack to RIG vehicle accordmg to manufacturers lnstmctlons. Always dlsdpnnact battery pack from vshlcle when not In use tor an extended perlod M tlme and whsn recharging. 6. Allsr use, battery pack wnr be hot to he lunch. Walt at least 20 minutes urilll the battery perk cools damn before recharging. Recharging a warm or hat battery pm will finally reduae lhe number of mes lhe battery pack can be rec reed. TIME TO RECHARGE: A Nl-CD Battery will lose allot Its ptmerat once. When the charge ls lost from a Nl-CD battery , The Equalizer will suddenly slop Operallng. The vehlclé Is not delectlve, howsver, ll ls time 0 recharge the battery pack. GAU’TIONS: 0 DO NOT CHARGE A BATTERYTHAT lSWET. HDTOR SHOWS SIGNS OF LEAKAGE OR CORROSION. t BATTERY PACK SHOULD BE UNPLUGGED IF UNUSED FOR SEVERAL DAYS. 0 CHARGER SHOULD BE UNPLUGGED WHEN NOT lN USE. 0 386!ng DISPOSE OF BATTERY PACK lN FIREBKITERY MK MAY EXPLODE AND CAUSE PERSONAL - NLGD CELLS MUST BE DISPOSEDQF PROPERLY. D DONOT ATTHAPTTO DBAGSEMBLETHE BATTERY PACK. o AUNAYS REMOVE THE BATTERY PACK FROM THE m VEHME BEFORE CHARGlNG. 0 DO NOT USE CHARGER £3? ANY USE OTHER THAN CHARGING THE HECHARGEABLE 917V vaCD BATTERY PACKS IN THE . ' THIS CHARGER ls NOTATCN 0 THE CHARGER MUST BE OPERATED BY AN ADULT. WA R N l N G: AS wrm ALLELECTHICAL PRODUCTS. no nor OPERATE new WATER umnuous commons my occun. ATTENTQON PARENTS: THE BATTERY CHARGER & BKTTERY PACK NEED‘IO BE PERlODlCALLY EXAMINED FOR POTENTIAL HAZARDS AND THRI‘kNY WTENTlALLY HAZARDOUS PARTS BE REPAIRED OR REPLACED UINPACKING 81 ASSEMBLY: 1. Unassemble all packing supports tying Vehicle and Controller to package. 2. Remove Vehicle, Controller, Controller Antennae and Plastic Tube from package. 3, Thread Antennae clockwise into the top of the Controller. 4. Protrude the Vehicle Antennae outward through the hole on root and then insert the Plastic Tube into the chassis securely as shown. 5. Straighten Antennae for full Range of Frequency. BATTERY INSERTION VEHlCLE: 1. Unscrew Battery Door, located on the underside of Vehicle. 2. Insert "9.6V" Battery Pack (not included) by connecting wire plug from Battery to wire plug from Vehicle. 3. Replace Battery Door and fasten securely. CONTROLLER: 1. Remove Battery Cover from bottom of Controller handle by unscrewing screw and sliding door forward (indicated by arrow). 2. insert 1 “9V" alkaline battery with positive (+) and negative (-) ends matching compartment markings. 3. Replace Controller's Batter-y Cover and replace the screw securely. , Vehicle /Antennae VEHICLE BATTERY COMPARTMENT CONTROLLER BATTERY COMPARTMENT OPERATION: NOTE: Batteries must be inserted in both vehicle and controller for operation. 1. Turn ON/OFF switch on bottom of Car and-front of Controlier to "ON". NOTE: LED Light on Controller will light up when Controller is on. 2. Extend Controller Antennae to full length. 3. FORWARD DRIVE: Pull trigger back to move vehicle forward. 4. REVERSE DRIVE: Push trigger forward to move in Reverse. 5. LEFT/RIGHT STEERING: Tum Steering Wheel left or right for desired direction while operating Forward/Backward trigger. fl VEHICLE POWER SWITCH BAND SELECTION: The controller and Vehicle each include a three band selection switch. The purpose of the different bands of selection is to prevent multipie users from interfering wi‘h one another's vehicle performance. ‘Tfle Band selection on the vehicle and remote must be the same in order for . vehicle to operate correctly! (If Vehicle is CONTROLLER set at BAND “A" then the Controller must SELECTION swrrcn SELECTION SWITCH be set at BAND "A"). WHEEL ALIGNMENT SWITCH: The Wheel Alignment buttons are located on the controller. They are used to align the wheels of the vehicle for consistent turning and driving . Press left (L) or right (Ft) button until desired atignment is reached. WHEEL ALIGNMENT SWITCH FOR BEST RESULTS: 1. Be aware of Radio frequencies. Avoid operating within range of another unit using the same frequency Radio frequency is indicated on the Package and Controller. 2. Use fresh Alkaline Batteries. Do not mix old and new batteries. It malfunction occurs, replace Batteries. 3. Keep Antennae tightly screwed into Controller. Extend Antennae to maximum length when in use. 4. Keep ON/OFF switch in "OFF" position when toy is not in use. 5. Remove Batteries when toy is not in use for extended periods of time. 6. Operate Controller within 100 feet of vehicle. 7, Keep contacts clean from rust and dust. To prevent the vehicle from overheating, a 1 minute protective circuit will disable the vehicle momentarily it any function is run continuously for over 1 minute. WARNING! Changes "modifications to this unirnorexprassiy approved by the party responsible Io! compliance could void in “an oath orlfy io operate rm.- equipment TROUBLE SHOOTING Vehicle will not run or seems Loose battery Check battery connector sluggish connection Vehicle switch not “ON' Vehicle batte weak Weak transmltter (controller) battery Battery not fully charged Move switch to the ‘ON" position Replace with fresh alkaline battery Battery life seems short (Normal battery life after full charge le 12-17 minutes) Vehicle doesn‘t work after getting wet from water or snow Erratic or only short range operation For maximum running time, make sure you recharge the battery pack a full 4 hours. Thoroughly dry vehicle before attempting to use again Change location of operation WaraFin the electronics bay Radio interference 2 vehicles on the same frequency Week transmitter battery Operate only 1 vehicle per frequency Change 9V Alkaline battery 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 B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Ruies. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in 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 interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the toiiowing measures: - Reon‘ent or relocate the receiving antenna. - increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. - Connect the equipment into an outieton a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. - Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help. BATTERY REQUIREMENTS: VEHICLE: 1 "9.6V" NI-CD (Nickel Cadmium) Battery Pack (not included). CONTROLLER: 1 "9V" Alkaline Battery (not included), This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules, Operation is subject to the following two conditions : (1) this device may not cause harmtui interference, and (2) this device most accept any interference received, inciuding interference that may cause undesired operation. in order to provide our customers with the highest quality product and best value, the contents within this package may vary in style. color, and decoration from images shown. NASCAFi is a registered trademark oi the National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing. inc. ©2008 Road Champs® inc, a subsidiary oi JAKKS Paciiic®, incr, Malibu) CA 90265 1437743759557 toil tree. PRINTED IN CHINA
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