Nikko Co TD3600 Radio Controlled Toy User Manual Exhibit B Users Manual

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Document Description	Exhibit B Users Manual
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Document Type	User Manual
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Date Submitted	2000-02-22 00:00:00
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Document Title	Exhibit B Users Manual

“CLINCH” ROBOT ‘
' DlO C NT!“ LLED
A'I'I'ENTION PARENTS . , _ _
It is recommended that "115 my and all accessones 0 Warning! use under the dlrect supewlslon at an adult.
be periodically examined for potential hazards and 0 Keep the operation manual and display box lor luture rei-
that any potentially hazardous parts be repaired or Breme-
0 Please read careluily helore stoning to operate.
replaced. ‘ P58 3): “AA‘Islze Naékyin'e 1.5V)Er6r) Ni-cg
1.2 atter es. N LUD an
For 3993 5 and UP- 006P(9V)ballery.(NOT I CLUDED)
Repair and Parts De artment
Monday to Friday a: 0AM-5:30PM Central Time
Repair:(800)736-4556
Parts:(800)776-4556
Fax:(972)57B-7059
e-maii:nikkocs@airmail.nel
FEA TUBES BA flEHYHEOU/HEMENTS:
CA I d,| o dcarl ar cb'e r mlt‘ler n- . . .
"(Ts rasa owere an 0 ry Jcls bytans w Transmltter: One 9-voltalkalrnebatlery (not lnoluded)
Robot: 4 x “AA" alkaline (1.5 V) or Ni-Cd 11.2 V) batteries
(not included)
© NIKKO N’KKO
Roorooooz AMERICA, iATC
PRINTED IN CHlNA
c Fonlvard (straight) and reverse (left turn) travel
Please read the Instructions below startin to
nparate. Without any precautions. the veh cle
may move without your command or there
may no overheating M batteries or er rno-
tor. Additional Aha vehicle should a kept Dill
ofttle reach a very young children.
0 Eyes light up when running
BATTERY lNSTALLATION - noeor
- TRANSMITTER rnsen 4 "AN man“ (15, V) 0, NW, a MAJOR CAUSES o|l=E ROBOT MALFUNGTION
Insert one 9»volt alkaline battery. (12 v) batteries as sthn, making cer— EAK BATTER S .
tain that the negative (-) and positive NCORRECT BATTERY INSTALLAT‘ON
(+) poles are positioned properly. INTERFERENCE
‘ Q ~ - - ' Open the battery cover by ap-
’ m3 S? $423,351.21? plying pressure on the stopper
W. A as shown. i
"Do not mix old and new batteries.
"Install batteries accurately in the battery comparb
ment.
‘Do not mix alkaline, standard [carbon-zinc]. or re-
chargeable [nickeI-cadmlum] batteries.
I Install batteries making sure that the (+) and (-) poles of the batteries are positioned accurately.
- Avoid combined use cl charged Nl’cd batteries and discharged NI-Cd batteries and discharged Ni~Cd batteries.
I Do not mix old batteries with new batteries.
l Avoid using alkaline batteries and Ni-Cd batteries together.
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ON/OFF SWITCH
BATTERY LID
CAUTION
HOW TO OPERATE
OThe transmitter is automatlcallK turned ON when either the Running Control Stick or the Arm Control Button is pressed. and is
automatically switched OFF w an the stick or button is released.
orbestre uIt hold he Control ni ntenna trai htu no ointin h r
Running control stick ‘ Arm control button
(1) Hold between its arms,
Reverse turn
‘ The robot will repeat these tour rtiova»
‘ The lights in ma robot’s "Holly ments while the button Is held pressed.
3 Eyes" will blink when running.
ATTENTlON:
0 If the arm control button Is pressed while the robot Is running, it will stop mnning and begin Its arm movements.
‘ Forced movements oi the arms or lorced stopping ol the arms while they are moving may cause damage.
HADRQHVTEHFEFEWKE?
Sometimes erratic behavior or loss of control of the robot IS the result of interference caused by high—tension wires, high—voltage
transformers, certain types of buildings, concrete walls or narrow places where RADIO SIGNALS sent from your transmitter
MAY BE DIFFUSED. thus makin it DIFFICULT for your robot to receive a GOOD SIGNAL. If you encounter this type oi
behavior or loss of control, CHAN E TO A DIFFERENT LOCATION.
Esau will encounter INTERFERENCE it ANOTHER radiocontrolled toy or CB radio is operating in the vicinity on your SAME
EQUENCY.
OPERA TING SAFE TYHULES
Select a SAFE place to operate your robot. Do not operate in the street. Avoid operating on SAND or through puddles of
WATER. These hazards can Impalr performance. Check the surface ahead of you and watch for obstacles.
The radio receiver In your robot and transmitter are sensitive Instruments. Do not STORE the robot or Transmitter near sources
of HEAT or under DIRECT SUNLIGHT for long periods of time,
Avoid leaving the robot or transmitter OUTSIDE OVERNIGHT. NIGHT DAMPNESS is harmful to the internal mechanisms.
.Note: “Do not recharge non-rechargeable batteries!“
.Note: “Remove rechar cable battenes from the toy before chargingl“
.Note: “Only charge rec argeable batteries under supervision of adultsl'
Note: “Insert batteries while observing proper polarizationl"
.Note: “Do not mix different types of batteries or fresh and used batteries!"
Cleaning and maintenance:
This toy vehicle needs periodic maintenance and cleaning.
Caution
{jeep out of reach of small children under 36 months old as there is danger of getting
Urt. ,
THE FCC WANTS YOU KNOW
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules, Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
(1)This device may not cause harmful interference.
(2)Thls device must accept any Interference receivedJncluding Interference that may cause undesired operation.
Your RIC car might cause TV or radio interference even when it is operating properly.
To determine whether your RIC car Is causing the Interference, turn off your R/C car.
If the interference goes away.your RIC car is causing the interference.
Try to eliminate the Interference by:
0 Moving our RIC car away from the receiver.
a Contacnng your local store for help.
If you cannot eliminate the Interference, the FCC requires that you stop using your
RIC car.
NOTICE:
Change or modifications not expressly approved by the
manufacturer for compliance could void the user's authority
to operate the equipment.

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