MGA Entertainment 277095A Bratz Classic RC FM Cruiser - Black Cruiser User Manual 2

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is When not in use for an extended time. remove batteries to prevent possible leakage.
9. Batteries are to be inserted With the correct polarity.
to. ExhausIed batteries are to be removed trorn the lay.
ti. Batteries should be replaced by an adult.
12 Use alkaline batteries for better performance.
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Operating Instructions "01,07“me
1. MODIFICATIONS NOT AUTHORIZED BY THE MANUFACTURER MAY VOID
2 EMISSIONS OR INTERFERENCE OF SURROUNDING ELECTRONIC
A WARNING:
EQUIPMENT MAY AFFECT OPERATING PERFORMANCE. Step 1; Battery Instanation
Remote Control Handset
1. Switch the power to the "OFF“ position. (See my I)
1 On no, use rechargeame “new hr the Remote Comm Ham“ 2. Unscrew the battery compartment cover located on the back otthe handset with a
2. Not suitable for children under 3 years, Phllllps screwdriver and fem"? ($99 "9 ”I _ . . . .
- 3, insert a gv ALKALINE battery In the proper direction as indicated inside the battery
3 May contatn small parts,
compartment. (see fig 2)
4, Replace the battery cover a. tighten the screw securely.
“ 5. some the power to the m. position (See o 1)
This equipment has been tested and round to comply with the limits tor a Class B dtgitat device,
pursuant to Part 15 at the FCC RuIes. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection
against harmtul interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can
radiate radio treouency energy and, it not lnsmlled and used in accordance with the instructions,
may cause harmful interterence to radio communications. However. there is no guarantee that
interterence will not occur in a partioutar installation lt this equipment does cause harmful
interierence to radio or television reception. which can be determined by turning the equipment alt
and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interterenoe by one or more at the tollowing
measures.
' Reorlanl or relocate the receiving antenna. _
Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver, F'Q 2-
' Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit diherentirorn that to which the receiver
. ‘5 °°""°C‘Ed' , _ _ , Vehicle (Remote Control)
C°"5”" ‘h" dea'e’ 0’ a” ”WWW“ "mo/T V ‘5°h”'°'a" '°’ "E'P- t. Swttch the power to the "OFF" position, which located on the bottom side of vehicle.(5ee fig 3)
2. Press the button (a Open (he Irunk lid oflhe vehicle,
3, Unscrew the battery door wIlh a PhIIIIps screwdriver and remove the battery door. (See fig 4)
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5. Replace the battery cover and tighten the screw securely,
Please keep this manual. It contains important information. 5. Close the Irunk lid or vehicle.
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Vehicle (FM Radio and Lights) ’ TR BLE SHOOT MG 8- T PS
1. Press the button at FM Radio and Headrrait Lights to turn the FM radio and Head/Tail Lights otf.
(See fig 6)
2. Unscrew the battery door located on the bottom of vehicle with a Phillips screwdriver end
remove the battery door. (See fig 7)
3. insert 2 xAA(1.5\/) ALKALINE batteries in the properdirectlon as indicated inside the battery
cumparttrterlMsee Fig 8)
4. Replace the battery cover and tighten the screw securely.
1. If the radio becomes low or fail to work, a or if the lights become weak or tails to
work, replace the designated "AA“ batteries with fresh alkaline batteries. (see Fig 8)
Operation performance of the mdio may be alfeoted by surrounding buildings,
structures or equipment. if the radio signal is not good, try to move the direction
of the cruiser to receive a better signal.
2. Operation perlormanoe of the radio may be atrected when the cruiser is moving.
Leave it stay static st try to move the direction of the cruiser to receive a better signal
3. it you do not plan on playing with yourcruisertor long periods oltime. be sure to turn
oil the remote handset & cruiser.
THERE S ND FUNCTION BETWEEN THE
REMOTE CONTROL HANDSET AND THE RACER
Make sure you have turned the Remote Control ON.
Make sure you have turned the vehicle ONt
. Check that the batteries ere inserted property.
Step 1 : Play the vehicle Replace the old bettenes with new atkallne batteries.
Move the remote control handset closer to your R/C car to determine the best
To use the Radio communication between the Remote Handset and the RIC Cruiser. (The operating
l. Press the Radio ON/OFF button to turn on the radio, Press again wrll turn it oil (see Fig 6) range is aPPfOlemly 6 to 8 test.)
2 press the RESET button to set your radio at the lowest end at the FM lreouency band
(approxrmately 85 FM). (see Fig. 6)
3 Press the SCAN button repeatedly to scan for a radio station. lrorn lowest frequency to highest. HE PFUL
(see Fig, 5)
NOTE: You may hold the button down for taster scanning, release the button to stop at a station
A. When only static can be heard and you have reached the highest FM frequency band (103 FM),
press the RESET button to restart at the low end ofthe frequency band, then press the SCAN
button again to scan tor a radio Station,
5. Switch the Remote Contmi Handset to the "ON" position to activate remote
control handset. When the radro was turned on. you may turn it on by pressing the Radio button
on the remote handset. Press the button repeatedly to turn the radio off St on,
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. Do not operate during thunderstorms
2. Avoid water when racing your R/C Cruiser In addition. do not submerge your RIC Car
or Handset in water.
3. When your R/C Cruiser starts to lose power. it may experience loss of performance
ability ltlhis happen, replace the old batteries with new alkaline batteries in your R/C
Cruiser.
4. Your RIC Cruiser is operated by radio waves. It is possible the unit may not perlorrn
properly clue to interlerenoe from nearby devices such as a cordless phone, hair dryer.
radio, walkielatkie or other radiocontrolled toys.
To “WC" °" m5 “9h“ , _ _ 5. Play indoertor best performance Avold sand, snow and carpet when operating your
1. Press the ON/OFF button to turn the headlights and taillights on. Press again will turn them oll. Rm Cmissn
(see F'Q' 6) 6. Alvvays select a sale place to play Never drive your RIC Cruiser on populated streets.
. 7. Keep lingers, hair and loose clothing away lroin the tires, wheel hubs and motors while
To play the remote control function we RIC car is when“ on
1. Switch the vehicle to the "ON" position, which iucalad on the bottom side or vehicle (see Fig. 3)
2. Switch the Remote Control Handset to the "ON" position to activate the remote control hendeet. ' SAFE B ATTERV PREGAUTION 5
(see Fig. 1)
3 Use the Left and Right control paddle to control the vehicle.
a Push left paddle lorwaids to move the cruiser FORWARDS.
b. Push lelt paddle backwards to move the clulset BACKWARDS.
c. Push right paddle to the right make the cruiser turning right.
d. Push right paddle to the left make the cruiser turning left.
no not dispose of the batteries in fire; batteries may lean or explode.
Dilferent types of batteries or new and used batteries are not to be mixed
Only batteries of the same or equivalent type as recommended are to be used.
The supply terminals are not to be short-circuited.
Non-rechargeable batteries are not to be recharged.
Rechargeable batteries are to be removed lroin the toy before being charged.
Rechargeable batteries are only to be charged under adult supervision
TIP’P‘PPN"

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