New Bright Co 103HS Remote Control Toy Transmitter User Manual 01

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|M PORTANT. Read Before Use!
b” Intended (of drivem 8 years and over. This vehicle is dfiigned fol outdoor use
only. Due to the high speed, direct impact may cause my iniuryl Advanced
skfll required. Rea all instmcfrons and promotions befo-e operafing.
Wemheratohdp
Callustollheesl1-866-697-2859
8:00 am - 5.00 pm E.S.T. Mono-Flt
Or visitus on Ilnn atmnewbflghtcom
Do not return this vehible to the store!
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Table of Contents
Page 1. Important I Table of Contents Page 6. Transmitter Features
Page 2. Component Checklist Page 7. Driving Tips
Page 3. Battery Charge Page B. Care I Troubleshooting
Page 4. Battery Pack Installation Page 9. Toll free support
Page 5. Transmitter Setup! Page 10. Cautions
Vehicle Antenna Installation
lmportan t!
This New Bright Ultimate Performance Vehicle operates at a high rate of
speed and is intended tor drivers ages 8 and above. Read all instructions
and precaution before initial use to prevent damage or injury.
I Outdoor use only. This vehicle will travel at a high rate of speed. Impact
can cause property damage or personal injury.
Operate away from traffic, people or animals to avoid accidents.
Avoid moisture or standing water as damage to electrical components
may occur.
This vehicle is not intended for children under 8 years at age without
adult supervision.
Never touch the wheels or tires while they are in motion to avoid
personal lniury.
Avoid direct impact with objects or other vehicles.
Operate on smooth pavement tree from debris and bumps.
Operate with good common sense. Due to the weight, high speed and
power this vehicle can cause property damage or personal injury if
operated carelessly.
Component Checklist
To protect components from damage, they may be packed in the Styrofoam
lra y out of plain sight. Please search the Styrofoam tray and remove all or
the components listed below.
VEHICLE
EXTRA MOUNTING PINS
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2 VEHICLE 19.2V. BATTERY PACK BATTERY CHARGING STATION
ANTENNA TUBES AND 4 “AA“ BATTERIES AND TRANSFORMER
Battery Charge
tMFOFiTANTi
The in eluded 752V NiCd battery packs are NOT charged prior to shipping and must be charged beiore
the first use. For best resorts be sure to charge battery pack 3 hours before using, in addition, when
charging battery pack tor the 2nd time, also charge battery pacifier 9 home After the initr‘ai
2 charges, battery packs need oniy 4 hours to tuity charge.
192V.Battery Pack
Standard 11mm '
Charging Station Ligtl
t. Piog the Transformer into a standard househoid i 10/120V eiectricai ouiiet.
2. insert the 19.2V NiCd Battery Pack into the Charging Cradie as shown above.
Make certain that thc Pius (+) Minus (—) markings on the Battery Pack match the
markings on the Charging Cradie.
3. The Charge Status indicator Light wiii giow red. After aoprom‘mateiy tour hours the
indicator Li ht wiii giow green. The green iight indicates the Battery Pack is fuiiy
charged. C arging the Battery Pack fora longer period wiii not increase the
Battery charge life.
4. This power unit is intended to be correctiy orientated in a vertical or floor mount
position.
NOTE: Ba ttery Packs wiii become warm after chargingor durtflg use. Maire certain
to ah‘ow the Battery Pack to coat before recharging Chargrng a warm Battery
Pact; writ greedy reduce its fife.
Battery pack can be charged up to 1,000 times!
ATTENTtON PARENTS:
' The Transformea Charging Station a Battery Packs need to be penodicaihr
examined for potentiai hazards and that any poientiaiiy hazardous parts be
repaired or reoiaced.
Battery Pack Installation
Vehicb Chassis 4 Band Select Switch
Bane“! (bummed: Vanieepomr Switch
1. Caretutty la y the vehicle on r'ts‘sr'de and locate
the Battery Compartment which is on the bottom
of the vehtcte chassis.
. Rotate the Battery Compartment Lock Battery Compartment Lock
so it is in the “open" position. ‘ ‘“ “9” mm”)
Metal contacts
. Take a moment to examine the Battery Pack.
Locate the arrow on the battery Hotd battery
with arrow side up.
. Insert the fully charged 1 9.2
Nr'Cd Battery Pack tnto the
Battery Compartment so that the
Battery Pack arrow is facing the
same direction as the arrow
rnsrde the Battery Compartment. Piece Battery r'nsrde Battery
Compartment and slide forward in the dthCt'tOn of the anew
. Rotate the Battery Compartment Lock so that it is In the locked positron.
Transmitter Setup
Battery Instatlation
. Locate the Transmitter battery compartment
on the bottom of the Transmitter
. Move the battery compartment look towards
the battery compartment and pull
compartment cover to remove.
. insert 4 “AA "batteries into the battery
compartment as shown. Be sure that
the (+1 and l“) polarity markings on the
batteries match the (+) and H on the battery compartment.
. Replace the battery compartment cover and make certain that the battery
compartment lock “snaps" into place.
Note: When replacing Transmitter batteries
Do not mix old and new batteries. Do not mix alkallne. standard or
rechargeable batteries. Use alkaline batteries only.
Vehicle Antenna lnstalla tinn
. Locate the vehicle antenna wire which leads through an opening on the hood
of the vehicle
. Slide the vehicle antenna wire through the Vehicle Antenna Tube. The tube
will it inside the opening.
. Tie a simple knot in the antenna wire to hold
the Vehicle Antenna 77Jb€ in place.
Transmitter Features
Battery Level
“gm Telescopic Steering Trim
Antenna
Power indicator Adjustment
Light
Throttle Trim
Adjustment
Power Switch
4 Band Select
Swltch
Steering Control Knob , ,
Rotate oarnter ctodrwr‘se to steetlett ‘ '\
Harare obdmiste to steer n'ght. ' Speed Control Tn'gger
Release to {trite mytt - Putt trigger tofiards handle br tomerd drive»
‘ Push trigger ewaytm handletortmerse o’n’ve
Release handte tor neutral.
lMPOFt‘t‘ANTl
This Transmitter' is equipped with a 4 Band Select Switch Always make
certain thatthe sett on the Transmitter' ts the same hand as the setting
inside the watercra mvdficég
Changing Frequency Band
1. Locate the 4 Band Select Switch on the
Transmitter. Notice that the 4 Band settings on
Transmitter match the 4 Band Settings found
inside the vehicle
. Set Switch to desired position.
. Locate 4 Bend Setect Switch inside the vehicle
Battery Compartment. The Battery Pack may
need to be removed it previously installed.
(see pg, 4}
. Set Switch to match setting on Transmitter. H 4 Band Select Switch
Driving Tips
IMPORTANT!
Before driving the vehicle please take a moment to read the caution
statement on page one of this manual. Following these cautions will help to
protect your investment and property and avoid injury to yourself or others.
Getting Ready to Drive
1. Locate a suitable area for driving. The area should be iree irom waterand
debris.
2. ALWAYS switch on the liansmiiterpower first! Doing so will avoid loss of
vehicle control. Transmitter Power Switch is located on the lronl oi the
Transmitter: {see pg. 6) Move Power switch to the “On” position.
. Turn the vehicle upside down and locate the vehicle power switch on the bottom
of the chassis. (see pg.4) Keep hands and clothing away from wheels while
moving the vehicle power switch to the ”On” position. lithe rear wheels move at
this point it is necessary to adjust the throttle trim. it the rear wheels do not
move proceed to step 5.
. Locate the throttle trim adjustment dial on the front of the transmitter. {see pg. 6)
Rotate the dial until the drive wheels come to a stop.
. Next take a moment to examine the alignment at the front wheels. it the front
wheels are not aligned parallel with the chassis, it is necessary to adjust the
steering trim.
6. Locate the steering trim adjustment dial on the trcnt oi the transmitter. (see
pg. 6) Rotate the dial until the front wheels are aligned parallel with the chassis.
Steering and Braking
Start out slowly. This vehicle is equipped with digital proportional speed and
steering. This means that you can drive as slowly or as fast as you wish.
Place the vehicle on the driving surface.
Slightly pull the throttte trigger (drive position J and begin to drive the car at a slow
speed in order to learn how it will respond. Drive in circles and then large ova is.
Next practice driving in straight line which may seem difficultat first due to the
sensitivity of the steering.
Practice braking. While this vehicle is not equipped with actual brakes, a braking
effect can be achieved by briefly pushing the throttle trigger outwards (reverse
position) and then returning the throttle trigger to the neutral position.
Power out of turns. You may find it helpful to “ease o "the throttle and slow down
just before a turn. “Throttle up“ and regain speed in the middle of the turn.
Always switch vehicle and Wipe be with a soft
transmitter all when not in use rag or ct cloth.
to save battery lite.
0" j ., ' e'
x 7, a. Z”. ..
@ Bnrsh areas where dirt 5" “Q Do not clean vehicle with
and dust get trapped.
chemicals or water.
Troubleshooting
9096 of all difficulties experienced with radio controlled vehicles are due to
either weak batteries or batteries that have been installed incorrectly
When batteries become weak, the vehicle may not necessarily stop completely
but may exhibit slow response, slow speed or erratic behavior:
Problem - Vehicle does not move or moves slowly.
Make certain there are fresh alkaline be lteries in the transmitter and that they have
been insmlted with the (+} and (—) markings on the alkaline batteries in the same
position as the (+) and H markings in the Transmitter Battery Compartment.
Make certain that a fully charged Battery Pack been installed in the vehicle.
Check for rust or dirt on the metal contact tabs in the transmitter.
Make certain that the vehicle and transmitter Oil/OFF switches are in the “ON”
posrtion
Problem - Vehicle moves by itself or exhibits reduced range from transmitter
Adjust the throttle trim by turning the throttle trim control knob ioca ted on the
transmitter »
Make certain there is no outside radio interference in your area The best way to
test this is to take the vehicle as far away from radio towers, eiectn'cal lines or tall
buildings as possible. it the vehicle operates correctly in the new area, radio
interference was the problem.
Make certain that the transmitter antenna is securely attached to the transmitter.
Do not return this toy to the store!
We stand behind our product. If you experience any difficulty assembling,
charging or operating this toy, please call us and let us help.
We 're here to help!
Call us ml! free at 1=355“537—2859
am a:m~5.130pm 531. Mon- Fn‘.
Or visit us on line a! wwwnewhrlghtmm
Caution!
Do not recharge Battery Pack it it is Warm to the touch. Allow Battery Pack
to cool before recharging. Recharging a warm Battery Pack will shorten the
life of the Pack.
Do not recharge a Battery Pack if it appears to be damaged or leaking.
Always unplug Transformer when not in use.
Always remove Battery Pack from Battery Compartment when riot in use.
Do not dispose batteries in fire. Leakage, explosion and personal Injury
may occur.
Dispose oi NiCd Battery Pack properly.
Do not attempt to disassemble Battery Pack, Charger Station it
Transformer.
Do not use Transformer tor any use other than instructed in this booklet.
Recharging batteries should be done by an adult.
ATTENTION PARENTS:
The Transformer. Charging Station & Battery Packs need to be periodically examined
for potential hazards and that any potentially hazardous parts be repaired or
replaced.
NOTE: This oqu'pmenl has been tested ano tound to comply with the Imlts tor a Class B digital demos. pursuant to Part
is at the FCC Rules These rims are desrgned m provide reasonable prom-am agahst halmlul immnm r
a residential installation. This emiipment generates. uses and can radiate radio trequency energy and. It not
iistdled and used in acconhnce With the instructions, may cause harmtul hterterenoe to radio communications
However. there is no guarantee that mierierence wIl not occur in a particular installation. II this aquipmentdoes
cause harmtul Inlarierance to radio or television meeptlon. whldi can be determined by turning the equwment
oil and on, the user rs encouraged to try to correct the interlerence by one or more of the iollowing measues:
, Flooriont or relocate the receiving antenna.
, Increase the separation bemoan the equipment and receiver
~ Connect the equ'prnent into an outlel on a circuit tillerent train that to wrucli the receiver is comedm
- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio’iV technicran tor halo
Modifications not authorized by tho iiiunufacluicr may void uscfs aulhonty to operate this device.

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