New Bright Co 627HS RC Toy Transmitter User Manual 18 2003 28

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Please read and understand all precautions prior to use.
Remove this card and retain
for member support.
. Or visit us on line at www.newtmght.com
Do not return this toy to the store!
We stand behind our product. It you experience any ditliculty assembling,
charging or operating this toy, please call us and let us help.
L836102215/J N022-03
_ if f , Table of Contents
Page 1- Table of contents.
Page 2- Component check list. Demonstration wire.
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 functions.
Page 7- Features and functions.
Page 8- Proper use and precautions.
Page 9- Care, trouble shooting and support.
Page 10- Toll tree support.
To protect components from damage, they may be packed in the Styrofoam tray out of
plain sight. Please search Styrofoam tray and remove all of the components listed below.
itifiPOH iANTt
The included 9. 5‘1’ tiiMH battery pack
’ . rejent
and must a ed before the trsi use.
Transformer .9.6V NiMH
‘ Battery Pack
, Vehicle
Transmitter
(4 AA” Batteries included)
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2 Vehicle Telescopic
4 “AA” Batteries Antenna Transmitter Mirrors & Spotlights
(included in transmitter) Tubes Antenna (2 Mirrors 8. e Spotlights)
Charging Cradle
Six spotlights have been included
with this vehicle. Four of the
spotlights should be snapped into
place before initial use. The
remaining two are included as
replacement parts it needed.
Two mirrors have also been included
as replacement parts it needed.
This vehicle is shipped with a
wire lead which runs
from the transmitter
to the vehicle chassis.
The wire lead is for package
demonstration only Grasp and PU” firmly
and should be removed and to remove wire lead.
discarded as shown here. Flemove and discard the
wire lead which runs
from the vehicle to the
transmitter.
Charging the Battery Pack
IMPORTANT!
The included 9.6V NiMH battery pack
is NOTcharged prior to shipping
9 6V NiMH and must be charged before the first use.
Battery Pack Standard 110/120V
household
electrical outlet
Plus (+) Minus (—)
markings
Transformer
Charge Status
Indicator Light
Charging Cradle
1. Plug the transformer into a standard household 110/120V electrical outlet.
2. insert the 9.6V NiMH Battery Pack into the Charging Cradle as shown above.
Make certain that the Plus (+) Minus (—) markings on the Battery Pack match the
markings on the Charging Cradle.
3. The Charge Status Indicator Light will glow red. After approximately four hours
the Indicator Light will glow green. The green light indicates the Battery Pack is fully
charged. Charging the Battery Pack for a longer period will not increase the Battery
charge life.
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 its life.
The Battery Pack, Charging Cradle and Transformer should be periodically
examined for wear or damage. Use of a damaged Battery Pack or Charger can be
hazardous.
Battery Pack Installation in Vehicle
Vehicle Chassis Battery Compartment Battery Compartment
Lock
Battery
Compartment
Cover
1.Caretully lay the vehicle on its” side and locate the battery compartment which is
on the bottom of the vehicle chassis.
2. Rotate the Battery Compartment Lock
so it is in the “open“ position.
Remove Battery Compartment Cover. Bane” “Warmer“ L°°K
3. Take a moment to examine the Battery Pack. Me‘a’ “News
You will notice that it has three “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.
When The Battery Pack is properly installed into the Battery Compartment these
Metal Contacts will touch two metal contacts in the Battery Compartment.
“L" shaped notches
4. Insert the fully charged 9.6V NiMH Battery Pack into the Battery Compartment so
that the Battery Pack “L" Shaped Notches lock into the “L" Shaped Notches in the
Battery Compartment. The Metal Contacts on the Battery Pack should be touching
the Metal Contacts in the Battery Compartment.
5. Replace the Battery Compartment Cover and rotate the Battery Compartment
Lock so that it is in the locked position.
Transmitter Battery Installation
1. Locate the Battery Compartment Battery Compartment
which is on the back of the Transmitter
Battery
2. Move the Battery Compartment Lock \ “mfg?“
towards the Battery Compartment and ,
remove the Battery Compartment Cover. .. 1 s . _ Battery
v. . - .. Compartment
3.lnsert4“AA“3|ze alkaline batteries. 1 Cover
Make certain the plus (+) and minus (—)
markings on the batteries are in the
same position as the plus (+) minus (—) markings inside the Battery Compartment.
4. 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 disposable batteries with rechargeable batteries.
Transmitter and Vehicle Antenna
1. Locate the 2. Slide the vehicle antenna 3. Tie a simple knot
vehicle antenna wire wire through in the antenna wire
which leads through an the Vehicle Antenna Tube. to hold the Vehicle
opening in the top of The tube will fit inside the Antenna Tube in place.
the vehicle. opening.
a ”t“
Transmitter
antenna
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
High / Low Gear Switch On / Off Switch Trim Control Dial
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High / Low Gear Switch Trim Control
The Hi / Low Gear Switch is located The Trim Control Dial is located between
between the rear wheels. Slide the the front wheels. If the vehicle begins to
switch to the “HIGH” position for pull to the left adjust the trim control
taster speed on hard level ground. towards the “R” marking. It the vehicle
Slide the switch to the “LOW” position pulls to the right while driving adjust the
for more climbing power on uneven trim control towards the “L“ marking.
terrain
Power Indicator / Speed Light
This light will glow when the Transmitter is activated.
Green indicates fast, amber indicates medium and
red indicates slow speed. No lights indicates oft.
Forward / Reverse ‘ Leit/ Flight Steering
Move this joystick . ' Move this joystick to the left
upward tor tonivard . to steer left and right to
drive and downward for . ’ . steer right.
reverse. Release for ., ‘ 1 Release to drive straight.
Neutral. ‘
Power I Lock g Three Speed Shifter
Press this button once for ' ‘ Move Speed Shifter to the “1“
start sound and drive position for slow, “2” position
mode. Press a second for .4 for medium and “3” position
mute and lock mode. Horn Button for fast speed.
Note the vehicle will not Press for horn sound.
operate in “lock” mode.
Features and Functions
Opening Front Doors
Pull door handle to open.
Opening Rear Door
Lift door handle to open.
Working Headlight
Opening Hood
Lin hood to open.
Lock Indicator Light
Wur'
Light will glow when lock function
is engaged.
Working Running Lights
Lights will glow while driving.
Proper Use and Precautions
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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
80 feet of another vehicle of the same frequency If two vehicles of the same frequency are
operated in the same area, loss ol control will occur.
FCC CAUTION:
The manufacturer IS not responsible for radio interference caused by unauthorized frequency
modification to this equipment Such modifications could void the user‘ 5 authority to operate
the equipment.
Always switch vehicle oft , . Wipe body with a
when ”°t in “5.9 sort rag or tact cloth.
to save battery life.
Brush areas where dirt and . r‘ f ' Do not clean vehicle
dust get trapped. ' with chemicals or water.
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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 (—) markings on the alkaline batteries should be in the same
position as the plus (+) minus (—) markings in the battery compartment.
— Make certain that thc 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 (+) minus (—) markings in the battery compartment.
- Make certain that the Vehicle On / Otf switch located on the bottom of the chassis is in the
“ON“ position.
— Make certain that either the red, amber or green transmitter light isglowing indicating that
the transmitter is on.
- Make certain that the controller is not in the lock mode. There should be sound emanating
from the vehicle when the transmitter is in drive mode.
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 bulldlngs 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. 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 toll tree at 1-865-697-2869
8:00 am — 5:00 pm E.S.T. Mon: Fri.
Or visit us on line at www.newhright.com
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 lite of the Pack.
, Do not recharge a Battery Pack it it appears to be damaged or leaking.
Always unplug Transformer when not in use.
Always remove Battery Pack trom Battery Compartment when not in use.
Do not dispose batteries in tire. Leakage, explosion and personal injury
may occur.
Dispose of NiMH Battery Pack properly.
Do not attempt to disassemble Battery Pack, Charging Cradle or
Transformer.
Do not use Battery Charger for any use other than instructed in this
booklet.
Recharging batteries should be done by an adult.
ATTENTION PARENTS:
The Battery Charger & Battery Pack need to be periodically examined for potential hazards
and that any potentially hazardous parts be repaired or replaced.
This scale vehicle was designed and engineered as a highly detailed replica of the real
automobile. To avoid damage to the accessory parts and painted finish, take a moment to
review the following performance checklist.
IMPORTANT!
The included 9.8V NiMH battery pack
is NOTcharged prior to shipment
and must be charged for eight hours
before the first use.
Subsequent charges take only
four hours.
The vehicle will perform best on a flat area such as pal ound or parking lot.
The vehicle will perform on flat low cut grass or tightly packed dirt areas.
To avoid roll over this vehicle is built on a low center of gravity chassis. This
may cause it to become stuck on rocks, steep bumps or In pot-holes.
For OFF ROAD DRIVING on grass or uneven
ground — Find the vehicle gear switch located
between the rear tires and move the switch to
“LOW”.
Find the transmitter speed shifter located on the
right side of the transmitter and move it to the
“3” position. Transmitter Speed Shifter
For STREET DRIVING on a parking lot or floor — ‘
Find the vehicle gear switch located between
the rear tires and move the switch to “HIGH”.
Find the transmitter speed shifter located on the 0
right side of the transmitter and move it to the .
“1, 2 or 3" position.
Vehicle Gear Switch
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