Contents
- 1. Exhibit B Users Manual
- 2. Correspon Ref No 9512 Exhibit B2 Users 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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| Filesize | 18.13kB (226677 bits) |
| Date Submitted | 1999-06-21 00:00:00 |
| Date Available | 1999-09-10 00:00:00 |
| Creation Date | 1999-06-21 14:55:47 |
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THUNDER ROAD RADIO CONTROL No. 25016 Please read carefully before starting to operate. FEATURES . Real sound system (Real sound that changes according to the way the vehicle is operated.) starter motor's operating sound. engine's idling sound. sound of exhaust brake. sound of horn, etc. . Sch full function c NIKKO Runs forward & reverse, turns left & right, stop, (Speed control and steering control can be done separately.) 0 2 x 2 speed forward running * steerable low speed 8. high speed * Vehicle 5 High/Low change over switch 0 Trailer connection BATTERY REQUIREMENTS TRANSMITTER: 6 AA size (UM~3) alkaline (1.5V) batteries VEHICLE: 8 AA size(UM-S) alkaline (15V) or Ni—Cd (1.2V) batteries or one 915V Ni-Cd battery pack . Please read the instructions before starting to operate. Without any precautions, the vehicle may move without your command or there may be overheating of batteries or power motor, Additionally, the vehicle should be kept out at the reach of very young children. IK A MERICA, INC OTB INSTALL ANTENNA TUBE Antenna wire Let amanna wlre hang down lleely ?>~~. Antenna4ube holder 1 Pass antenna wire lhrough antenna was and lnsert the antenna lube mic antenna tube holder . NAMES OF PARTS Vehicle , ' Front lire marl switch Rear llra Battery compartment lid Slopper latch a, l_l ,, o r—i l n n r Front bumper Trailer connecliori we ' b“ Transmfilé‘r 0 SELECT THE GEAR ACCORDING rll mun PLAY lillouun cllllnlrllllls w Low: ”L” Gear is suitable lor rough suflaces or small places LED nflwer lndlcalor fil} HIGH: “H“ Gear is suliable for large places wilh smooth surlace. U Sleerlrlg control stick Vehicle runs raslar than a! L Gear, Speed comrcl slrck FORWARD At gear lever "H" Dosltlon. ALKALINE batteris‘ NEUTRAL life do not last long, we recommend Nl-CD BACKWARD rechargeable baflelles lor lung play at "H" Dosillorl. When ALKALlNE batteries are bemg used, we recommsnd to play at gear level “L" pcsllion “67 AUTO POWER OFF TRANSMITTER (PAT.P.) (To prevent unnecessary power loss.) The lransmiller is turned ON automatically when yuu operale lhe Iransmmerland the red LED power indicator lights up 10 indicate that me power has been mined ON) About ls seconds alter yuu stop operaling Ihe transmitter, me power is aulumall- cally turned OFF (and the red LED power indlcalor goes out). Horn bunon * I! the selector swilch (gear shi't) should nol move smoothly, slight turning cl [he rear wheels by hand will lacililale shllting When Ihe transmltler power is turned OFF labout 15 Seconds alter you stop operating)‘ lhe vehicle can be Rammed by ulher trans- celver radio waves and s|an to move abnormally. When thls happens, lurn the transmitter power ON once more, so lhfll the vehicle wlll not be jammed by external radio waves. BATTERY INS LL ION Transmitter CAUTION: . Install batteries making sure ma 14) and (5) poles u! the bananas are positioned accuralely. 0 Avoid using alkaline bananas and Ni—Cd bananas together. ' 5 Avoid using new alkaline bananas and old aikalma haneues logethei, - Avoid using charged Ni-Cd bananas and discharged Ni-Cd bananas iogaxner, Vehicle ] 0 TO USE AA (UM~3) BATTERIES Enuew case 8 AA (UM—3) Ni—CD or aikaline banenes HOW TO OPEN THE BATTERY LID Battery compartment iid Stopper iaich Make sure the vehicle S on»on swi'ch is in its OFF pnsmon 4 We recommend this use of puweflul and Economicai 8 AA(UM-3) Nl-Ed bafieries or a 96V Ni»Cd battery pack 0 TO USE 9.6V NI-CD BATTERY PACK 9 (iv Nier battery pack Nircd pack homer Use Nier pack holder so that the flack fit. iilrjlly Dnrlhe Wall 0! the battery comuanmertt. CWhEn you connect Ihe connectors make certain the vehicle Swrtch Is tn the "OFF" position. DSel connectors pronellyv (The connectors are designed to be connected in only one way so that the DOSitive (H and the negative t—itermmais are connected accurately) 0Disconnect the connectors lmmedlately alter a run OWhen you disconnect the connectors, dont pull by the cords OAvoid short circults because it is very dangerous. tRemove all the batteries both truth the vehicle and the hansmltter alter a run HOW O OPE E ll) Select H or L with Ihe vehicle's change over switch. <2) Extend transmitter antenna to its full length. (37 Turn ON the transmitter by operating the transmitter (LED comes ON) ui) Turn ON the vehicle while the transmitter‘s LED is lighting. (The sound switch will not operate it the Dwafi switch IS not turned ON.) is) Turn the sound switch to START position and there Will be a sound oi starter motor and then engine's accelerating sound Then, let it return to HUN position. (it the switch is set at RUN position without being turned further to START position, there will be a starting signal after about 5 seconds. This signal repeats at about 10 seconds interval ii the vehicle is not operated) l§i Start operating the vehicle. The sound will change according lo the way the vehicle movet Moreover, there Will be a sound of horn by pushing the trans- mitters horn button, iTi Turn OFF the vehicle after operaling. is) Remove all batteries from vehicle and transmitter. * Please iollow the above sequence at operation Vehicle lurhv Kuwait iiitrinim Beiore the vehicles on-otf swnch is turned ON, should the transmiher‘s LED power indicator be turned ON by operating the transmittal This is for transmitting steadying signals so that the vehicle should not move erratically when the vehicle |s turned ON. SOUND SWI SOUND SWITCH CAUTION O The vehicle is not turned OFF by the SOUND switch but by the on-off switch After playing, be sure to turn OFF the ran-off Switch. 0 You can operate the vehicle without any sound by setting the sound switch at OFF position It the switch IS released after it is turned (0 START position, it will return to RUN position by itself. NOTE: 0 it the antenna ls not screwed in securely, the vehicle may move erratically Screw in the antenna securely. 0 You can control the vehicle at a Iunger distance by holdlng the transmitter higher With the antenna straight up 0 The vehtcle may sometimes fail to make sound eflect when the B (UM-3) hatter-es or the 9.6V Ni—Cd battery pack is running out of power. In this case. tum OFF the sound swnch and operate the vehicle or replace the batteries or the battery pack with rresh one. - It the sound switch is turned to START position when the engine sound has already started, there will be engine's accelerating sound. 0 The vehicle runs very fast at TURBO High Speed. Please operate the vehicle carefully. 0 Don‘t try to operate the vehicle to move if it stuck. T0 ADJ STEERING ALIGNMENT Steermfl alignment lever Adjust the steering alignment lever an the underside of the vehicle when the vehicle does not run straight. REA OPE Starter motor Tum ON the vehicle first and then lurn the sound switch to START posnion belore Operating. There will be a sound cf starter motor and then engine's acceleraling sound When me speed control suck ws set at STOP nomnon afler me engme sound has awready Named. lhere Wm be sngme‘s idlmg sound The sound will change accordmg to the vehicle's running speed. If me speed control stick is veluvned to STOP posmon when the truck is lunmng, Ihele wlil be a snund cl exhaust brake when the truck 15 gomg backward‘ [here is me sound of back buzzer Horn \l\'\ There will be a sound oi horn by pushing the transmitters ham button. Warning signal for turning OFF lhe vehlcle’s on-off switch When there Is no engine sound with the vehicle's Oil—ON swllch turned ON and it me vehicle is not operated there_ts warning signal sound all about 30 seconds interval. 0 HA NG SAFETY RULES Select a SAFE place (a operate your vehicle, D0 no! drive In ihe street Avnld driving on SAND or through puddles mi WATER. These hazards can impair periarmance Check the suriace ahead 0! you and walch inr obsiacles. The radio receiver in your vehicle and transmitter are sensitive instruments. Do not leave Vehicle or Transmitter near sources oi HEAT or under DiRECT SUNLIGHT ior long periods oi time Avoid Ieavlng Vahlcie ur Transmlller OUTSIDE OVERNiGHT. NIGHT DAMPNESS IS HARMFUL (D INTERIOR MECHANISM ninln INTiRFERENcE: Sometimes erraiic behavlur or loss at control at vehlcle is the result 0! inlerlerence caused by high (enSion wlieSt high vultage translormers cellaln |ypes oi building, concrete walls or narrow places where RADIO SIGNALS sent horn your tlansmllter MAY BE SCATTERED thus making it DIFFICUL‘! ior your vehrcle to receive a GOOD RADIO SIGNAL ll you encounter this type at behavior or ioss all control, CHANGE TO A DIFFERENT LOCATION. Yuli wrll encounter INTERFERENCE it ANOTHER radio controlled vehicle or CB radio is operating In the ViCImly on your SAME FREQUENCY Cleaning and mineral}; "7777777777777 77 W .. V W "77" W This toy vehicle needs periodic maintenance and cleaning. Warning to the parents The charger for the Ni—Cd battery pack needs periodic inspection to see that the lead wires, plugs, outer case, and other pans are not damaged in any way. ll any of the parts are damaged, do not use the charger until it is completely repaired. Caution Keep out of reach of small children under 36 months old as there is danger of getting hurt. THE HBRCWSeaI on the nickel cadmium battery pack indicates that NikkoAmerica is voluntarily participating in an industry program to collect and rec cle these batteries at the end of t eir useful life. The HE C program provides a convenient alternative to disposing nickel-cadmium batteries into the trash or municipal waste stream.which is ille at in some areas Nik 0 America’s payments to RBRC makes it easy for you to drop off the spent batter pack at local retailers who sell rep acement nicke|»cadm|um batteries. You may also contact your local recycling center tor information on where to return the spent battery pack. RBRC is a trademark of the Rechargeable Battery Recycling Corporation. t THE FCC WANTS YOU KNOW This devtoe complies with part 15 0! the FCC Rules, Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1 tThis device may not cause harmful interference. (2)This device must accept any interference received,including interference that may cause undesired operation. Your RIC car might cause TV or radio interference even when it is operating prop- er y. To determine whether your RIC car is causing the interference, turn off your RIC car. ll the intarlerenca goes away,your RIC car is causing the interference. Try to eliminate the interference by: 0 Moving your R/C car away from the receiver. - Contacting your local store for help. if you cannot eliminate the interference. the FCC requires that you stop using your RIC car. WARNI NG: Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the manufacturer for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equlpment.
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