New Bright Co 143HS RC Toy Transmitter User Manual 20 2003 9
New Bright Industrial Co Ltd RC Toy Transmitter 20 2003 9
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Radio Control Vehicle OWNERS MANUAL Please read and understand all precautions prior to use. Product number Thank you for choosing a quality New Bright product. 1 431 Use this Product number for toll free support. We’re here to help! Call us toll tree at 1 -866-697-2369 8:00 am - 5:00 pm EST. Mon.— Fri. Or visit us on IIne at www.newhr|gm.com 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. L853192245/JN083-03 Table of Contents Page 1- Table of contents. Page 2- Component check list. Batteries required. - Page 3- Charging the Battery Pack. Page 4- Battery pack installation in vehicle. Page 5- Transmitter Battery Installation.Transmitter and vehicle antenna. Page 6- Features and lunctions. Page 7- Features and functions. Page 8- Proper use and precautions. Page 9- Care, trouble shooting and support. Page 10- Toll free support. Component Check List To protect components from damage, they may be packed in the styroloam tray out of plain sight. Please search styrofoam tray and remove all of the components listed below. Transmitter 2Vehicie Telesco ic Vehicle Display - stand Antenna Transmi ter Tubes Antenna 4 “AA" batteries included in transmitter TO REMOVE DISPLAY STAND: Carelully lay stand and vehicle on their side. Find the Battery Compartment Lock which is used to hold the stand in place. Move the lock Battery Compartment LOCk to the unlocked position as shown. Slide the display stand toward the lock and pull away from vehicle. IMPORTANT! New Bright GV NiCd battery packs are NOTcharged prior to shipment and must be charged before the first use. mmwrmmamfis‘ Use of a New Bright 6V NiCd rechargeable battery pack and charging unit is recommended. New Bright 6V NiCd rechargeable battery packs are specifically designed to meet this vehicle requirements. The rechargeable battery pack must be charged before the initial use. New Bright 6V NiCd battery packs take only four hours to charge and are good for up to 35 minutes run time depending on terrain and driving style. Charging the Battery Pack IMPORTANT! New Bright 6V NiCd battery packs are NOTcharged prior to shipping and must be charged before the first use. Standard 110/120V household electrical outlet Release Lever Battery Pack 1. Plug the Charger into a standard household 110/120V electrical outlet. 2. Insert the 6V NiCd Battery Pack into the slot as shown above. Make certain that the Plus (+) Minus (—) markings on the Battery Pack match the markings on the Charger. 3. Allow the Batten! Pack to charge for a minimum of 8 hours on the initial two charges. Subsequent charges require only 4 hours. 4. Lift Release Lever to remove charged Battery Pack. Remove Charger from electrical outlet when not in use. NOTE: Battery Packs will become warm after charging or during use. Make certain to allow the Battery Pack to cool before recharging. Charging a warm Battery Pack will greatly reduce it's life. ATTENTION PARENTS: The batten! charger & battery pack need to be periodically examined for potential hazards. Any potentially hazardous parts need to be repaired or replaced. Battery Pack Installation in Vehicle Vehicle Chassis Battery Compartment ~ OnIOfi switch 1. Carefully lay the vehicle on its side and locate the battery compartment which is on the bottom of the vehicle chassis. 2. Hotate the Battery Compartment Lock Metal contacts so it is in the “open" position. Battery Compartment Lock 3. Take a moment to examine the Battery Pack. You will notice that it has two “l.“ shaped notches on the back part of each side. These notches lock into identical notches in the Battery Compartment. You will also notice two Metal Contacts on one end. \‘L" shaped When the Battery Pack is properly installed into the Battery Compartment, notches these Metal Contacts will touch two metal contacts in the Battery Compartment. 4. insert the fully charged 6V NiCd Battew Pack into the Battery Compartment so that the Battery Pack “ " Shaped Notches look into the “I." Shaped Notches in the Battery Compartment. The Metal Contacts on the Battery Pack should be touching the Metal Contacts in the Battery Compartment. 5. Rotate the Battery Compartment Lock so that it is in the locked posrtion. 6. Move the On/Ott switch to the “On” position to operate vehicle. Move the switch back to the “Off" position when not in use. Transmitter Battery Installation Battery Compartment . Locate the Battery Compartment which is on the back of the Transmitter. Battery Compartment . Move the Battery Compartment Lock . Lock towards the Battery Compartment and remove the 5 Battery Battery Compartment Cover. ‘ Compartment Cover . Insert 4 “AA" size alkaline batteries. ' Make certain the plus (+) and minus (—) markings on the batteries are in the same position as the plus (+) minus (—) markings inside the Battery Compartment. . Replace Battery Compartment Cover making certain that the Battery Compartment Lock has “snapped” into the locked position. Note: When replacing Transmitter batteries. Use only Alkaline batteries. Do not mix old and new batteries. Do not mix alkaline, standard or rechargeable batteries. Transmitter and Vehicle Antenna . Locate the . 2. Slide the vehicle 3. Tie a simple knot vehicle antenna wire antenna wire through in the antenna wire which leads through the Vehicle Antenna Tube. to hold the Vehicle an opening in the rear The tube will fit inside the Antenna Tube in place. of the vehicle. opening. F Transmitter antenna mount. 4. Locate the transmitter antenna mount on the top of the transmitter. Insert the Telescopic Transmitter Antenna into the mount opening and rotate in a clockwise direction until snug. Features and Functions Power Indicator Light This light will glow when the Transmitter is activated. The transmitter will activate whenever any button is pushed or joystick is moved. The transmitter will automatically shut down when left idle for 10 seconds . Forward / Stop Left! Right Steering Move this joystick upward Move this joystick to the left for forward drive and to steer left and right to downward tor stop. steer right. Release to drive straight. Hi mu HEVAUP , arm’gm Start / Sound _ REV'UP Press this button once for Press this button for start sound and sound engine rewrng sound. mode . Press a second for mute mode. Horn Button Press for horn sound. Realistic Engine Detail Hidden Balance Wheels Avoid water puddles, Avoid sand, Avoid collisions wet grass or rain. mud and salt. with hard surfaces. Do not leave vehicle in direct Store vehicle in cool dry Avoid running on thick sunlight for long periods as place and away from direct pile carpeting. damage may occur. heat sources. Each vehicle and transmitter is marked with either 27MHz or 49MHz. A transmitter of one frequency cannot control a vehicle of another frequency. Avoid operating this vehicle within 100 feet of another vehicle of the same frequency. It two vehicles of the same frequency are operated in the same area, loss of control will occur. Fcc CAUTION: The manulacturer is not responsible for radio interference caused by unauthorized frequency modification to this equipment. Such modifications could void the usefs authority to operate the equipment. Wipe body oil With Always swrtch vehicle off a 30“ rag Of tact cloth. when not in use to save battery lite » . - 3A, @\ ? Do not clean <$ Brush areas where c vehicle with @ dirt and dust get chemicals or water trapped. Trouble Shooting and Support 90% 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 batteries in the transmitter and that they have been installed in the correct position. The plus (+) and minus l—l markings on the alkaline batteries should be in the same position as the plus (+) minus (—) markings in the battery compartment. -Make certain that the rechargeable Battery Pack has been fully charged. —Make certain that the Battery Pack has been installed in the vehicle The plus (+) and minus (—) markings on battery pack should be in the same position as the plus l+) minus (—) markings in the battery compartment. —Make certain that the Vehicle On / Oti switch located on the bottom of the chassis is in the “ON" position. Make certain that tho transmitter light is glowing indicating that the transmitter has power. Problem- Vehicle moves sporadically by itself. -Make certain there is no outside radio interference in your area. The best way to test this is to take the vehicle as tar away from radio towers, electrical 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. Problem- Vehicle exhibits low range from the transmitter. -Make certain the transmitter antenna is securely mounted to the transmitter and fully extended. Do not return this toy to the store! We stand behind our product. It you experience any difficulty assembling, charging or operating this toy, please call us and Iet‘us help. We ’re here to help! Call us in” tree at 1-355-597-2859 8:00 am - 5:00 pm EST Mon.- Fri. Or visit us on line at www.newbright.com Caution Do not recharge Battery Pack If 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. v Do not recharge a Battery Pack if it appears to be damaged or leaking. Always unplug Charger when not in use. Always remove Battery Pack from Battery Compartment when not in use. Do not dispose of Battery Pack in lire. Leakage, explosion and personal injury may occur. Dispose of NiCd Battery Pack properly. Do not attempt to disassemble Battery Pack or Charger. Do not use Battery Charger for any use other than instructed in this booklet. NGTE: This eqisigirmszmi mar) beam is "1m and imam! to czwmpiy was"; me iimiis for a Class; 55 digitai devsrse. pursuant io Part 16 vi me FCC Ruiea, “i‘iiesse iimits are fiegigned to provide reeiscriabie ciion against harmful interference in a rszsidemiai iaiiori. This, equipment gerieratefs, uses and can radiaie radio i iiency enurgy and, if not insiaiied and used in accordance with this instructions, may cause harmful snierierem to radio mmmunioafions. How/even thefe is na guaniiiwu mat iriiei‘iererme wii not occur in a particular insiaiiation if this equipmefli does cause harmiui interfereflce [0 radio or miewsicn recczwim, which can be determined by turning the equipment of? and an, the user is encouraged to try 10 oamzc: 15m intariererwe by me or mere, of the foiiowing i'fliz‘éiffiui'eiii ~~ Reoriem or reigmie that i‘seceziving antenna -~ Incresafse the mparaxion between the equipment and receiver. Canne'ti the equipment into an cautie: cm a circuit differeni From ihai io which the receiver is comnected ~- Curibuii the dealer (Jr an experienced rafiiof’TV technician im 316i; 3,4? 166056148561022
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