New Bright Co 9311HS Remote Control Toy Transmitter User Manual 17 2003 7

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CHARGING THE POWER PACK
NEW BRIGHT 9.6V NiMH Battery Pack, Charger and Charging Cradle
(Included in This Package)
Insert Power
Pack As Shown
Charging Status Light
Red — Battery is Charging
1 Green — Charging is Complete
Connect Charging Cradle I
to AC Adapter
IMPORTANT:
YOUR NEW BRIGHT 9.6V NiMH BATTERY PACK IS NOT CHARGED
WHEN NEWLY PURCHASED. FOR BEST RESULTS BE SURE TO
CHARGE BATTERY PACK FOR 4-5 HOURS BEFORE USING.
I. Plug the charger into a standard I 10/1 20V indoor electrical outlet. Make
sure that plugs connecting Charging Cradle to AC Adapter are firmly
attached
2. Insert the 9‘6V NiMH rechargeable battery pack securely into the charging
cradle (as shown above). Be sure the (+) and (—l are properly matched
3, Allow battery to charge For 4-5 hours Charging For more than A hours will
not increase running time.
4. While Battery is in Charging Cradle the “CHARGING STATUS" light will
glow RED while battery is charging When charging is complete
"CHARGING STATUS" light will glow GREEN.
5. Charge will last approximately 30 minutes depending on intensity at use
and the specific toy.
IMPORTANT : It is normal for the battery pack to become warm after
charging and/or use. Be sure to allow the battery pack to
cool before recharging Recharging a warm battery pack
will greatly reduce the battery life.
Battery pack can be charged up to 1,000 times!
CAUTION
0 Do not recharge warm or hot battery packs. Wait 20 min, until pack has cooled,
Recharging too early will shorten pacl< life.
’ Recharging near fire or high temperature is dangerous,
‘ Do not recharge batteries that show wear or leakage or corrosion or attempt to
open battery pack.
0 Always unplug battery pack when not in use.
' DO not dispose batteries in fire. Exp/usiun/ leakage or personal injury may occur.
0 Dispose of NiMH battery packs properly, do not disassemble.
' Always remove battery pack From vehicle bolero charging.
' Do not use charger for any other use other than instructed in directions,
BATTERIES INCLUDED
6 "AA" Batteries
(m transml'rter]
Charger and Charging Cradle
9.6V NiMH Power Pack
TRY ME PACKAGE
Your NEW BRIGHT Radio Control Vehicle comes in or Try Me Package.
After removing vehicle and controller from box, remove and discard
"Try Me” wire from vehicle and controller.
Alter charging the included 9.6V Power Pack for 4—5 hours, your
NEW BRlGHT vehicle will be Ready To Run
Remove and Discard
“Try Me” Wire from
Controller and Vehicle.
VEHICLE ANTENNA
2. Insert tube into
hole on vehicle.
I. Push antenna wire
through hollow tube. (
3. A l. Move the FORWARD joystick all the way down to BRAKE. This will engage the
braking system and cause the motorcyc e to come to an abrupt stop.
Quick 50°F (Brake)
Note: While running, the horn and revving sounds can be activated.
When stopped, the motorcycle will be in a leaning position (resting on the left or right
tloorboarcl].
You may also start the motorcycle from this position lhowever, this will require more skill).
DRIVING INSTRUCTIONS
Method 2:
To start from a Leaning Position:
I, Place your thumb on the FORWARD
joystick in the full FORWARD position.
2. Turn the LEFT/RtGHT ioystick to the
opposite direction ot the leaning toy. (tor
example: it your motorcycle is leaning on
the left tlootboaid, tutti the LEFT/RIGHT
joystick to the RlGHTt. The motorcycle
will upright itselt.
Always run your NEW BRIGHT Harley-
Davidson Motorcycle in an open area
with a flat concrete or asphalt surface. Be
sure to avoid running your motorcycle
into street curbs.
Range: 12”
Turning Radius: 20"
‘ Your NEW BRIGHT Harley-Davidson Motorcycle can also be used as a free standing
Collector Piece that can be operated while on display
° Slide a tully char ed NiMH Battery Pack into Battery Compartment. Do not turn the
Compartment LocEk. Mount the Display Stand to the compartment by fitting the slots into
the grooves, Secure the Battery Pack & the Display Stand into place by turning the
Compartment Lock. Lights, Sounds and Motorized Action can be controlled with your
Radio Control Transmitter.
° Atter play, always turn vehicle ott. Remove ”AA" batteries from transmitter and 9.6\/
rechargeable Power Pack from vehicle when not in use or when storing. Leakage may
occur and cause damage it left for a long period at: time
atrium;
Sometimes your vehicle will behave erratically or you may experience a loss of vehicle control. This
may be the result at interference caused by high'tension wires, high voltage transformers, certain
types of buildings, concrete walls or narrow places where the Radio Signals sent from your transmitter
may become scattered. You will also encounter interference it another Radio Controlled vehicle or CB
radio is operating in the vicinity on your same trequency. Any ot the above listed conditions could
possibly make it dilticult tor your vehicle to receive a good Radio Signal. Should you encounter this
type of behavior or a loss ot vehicle control, change to a ditterent location.
”OMMON PROBLEMS OF R/C VEHICLES
Weak or Dead Power Pack
For best running performance,
always start with pack Fully
charged. Partially charged
packs will perform poorly.
Installation of Power Pack
Slide pack into position lollowing
arrows. Be sure contacts are touching
and pack is locked into position.
Save Battery Life
Be sure vehicle is turned off when not in play.
Range
Vehicle may go beyond radio signal
contact. Loss of control or slowness will
be evident when out of range. Hold
transmitter antenna up high
and keep screwed in tight
for best reception.
Interference
Erratic behavior, loss OF contact or
ierking motion may occur in areas
of high tension wires, phone poles
or CB radios.
AIING AND CARING FOR YOUR VEHICLE
Radio waves control cmcl clrive the vehicle. Any ml: the following conditions may
interfere with the behavior and function.
The transmitter signals can easily be interrupted, caring for your transmitter and
vehicle is illustrated on these pages.
Do not abuse your vehicle!
Remember to avoid water, heat, sand and high impact crashesl
Off road vehicles may run on grassy areas.
Keep vehicle away irc'n wet {sap vehicle awcv rrcm may, Avctd minim;
surlaces or rain. dusty areas. W‘fli hard surfaces.
Eledronic instruments are my Always store vehicle mi Avnml running an thirk pile
sensitive to direct sunlight or heat. transmitter in a dry cool carpeting or dusty floors
Avoid long periods of play under place away tram heaters
direct sunlight or hot air registers.
Avoid running 2 vehicles
with the same frequencies.
Always run one at a time
unless you purchase
vehicles with different
frequencies,
‘EANING AND MAINTAINING HINTS
Wipe body off with
a soft rag or tact cloth.
Do not clean
veInicIe with
chemicals or watert
Brush areas where
dirt and dust get
trapped.
TROUBLE SHOOTING AND CARE FOR R/C VEHICLES
' ‘ palms VEHICLE DOES NOT MOVE
Are the + and —’5 contacts correctly matched in transmitter?
Are the metaI Contact tabs touching, rusty or dirty in transmitter?
Are there batteries in vehicie and transmitter?
Is the power swrtch turned on?
Is the battery/power pack weak or out at power?
Are there batteries in transmitter?
OBLEM' VEHICLE MOVES BY ITSELF
There is radio interference in the area
Another R/C vehicie with the same frequency is close by
The antenna oI transmitter is not screwed in tight.
The antenna is not IuIIy extended,
N KQBLEM! VEHICLE RUNS SLOWLY
The battery is weak or Iading.
The power pack is worn out and needs to be iepiaced.
Batteries are not Alkaline, are mismatched or are oid.
A IEDROP iN PERFORMANCE, iNCONSiSTENi MOVEMENT OR JUST TAILS TO RUN,
III/ER, PACK AND/OR REPLACE FRESH ALKALINE BATTERIES.
ATTENTION PARENTS:
The Battery Charger & Battery Pack need to be periocIichIy eAcmined Ier peienrtei hazards «me that any potenticily
hazardous parts be repaired or repiaced
FCC CAUTION:
The manufacturer IS nor responsibie for radio interference caused by unauthorued modifications iu IIIi> equipirieni. sud.
modiiicotians cauid void “he user’s authority to oaerote the equipment
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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 iriteriereflce [0
radio or miewsicn recczwim, which can be determined by
turning the equipment of? and an, the user is encouraged to try
to cai‘rect 1515 intarifizrence by me or mcpre of the following
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
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