Users Manual
FCCvID : CVTTN6760 @ I Owner's Manual Pmmeb m CHINA u . lore starting to operate. 0 Keep the display box and the manual for future reference uWarning: Ueevunder lhedlrecr sup-lelen of an adult. ' 0 Actual product may vary from photography on the box . 1T 13 A VIOLATiON or THE cc REGULATIONS T0 REMODEL on ALTER Tflrs DEVICE m ANY WAY WITHOUT PERMISSIONAN‘ ONE WHO VIOLATEB THE REGULATIONS WILL LOSE THE RIGHT TO 0P~ EHATE THE DEVICE. cAUTlON:-ELEG'FRIG TOY ATTENTIONPAHENTS . Not recommended for children under 8 It Is recommended that this toy and all years of age. As wllh all electrlc prod- accessuriee be erlndlcally examlneq lor nuts. precaulions should be observed fictentlal hazar e and thqt any petenrgll! durin handling and use to prevent azardous partsbe reperred or-rspla . electr c shock. g . v Input: 120 vac, 60 H2 12W only. Ourpur: 12 we. s.sw r Repair and Pans D rnent , Monday to Friday 8. Milli-5:30PM Central Time Repair:(800 736-4556 v Farragut? 76-4556 Fax:(9 2) 78-7059 e-mail:nikkocs@alrmall.net ; Transmitter Owner'e manual 4-8 v Nl-Cd battery cessene Charger lo! 4.21 v Ni-cd Pile ePzz (9 V) battery cassette , mum-a 1 $ wen/21, mus oForward/b‘a’nmard moving, leit/rightmm and spin tum action. ' . Transmitter with brass button operation ’ QAuto poweruuft transmltter .q1I'he power is automatically turned on when you stop operation which prevents is unnecessary power loss.) . When the body fails dawn the spln switch will enable it to get back up on its feet again quickly. ~ ‘ . LED power Indicator hllnks. Q The productcan be u ereted for about 10 minutes (The firm differs depend- ingonhawitisu‘sed steelsJ Q The new NI-Cd battery cassette can badetaéhed/attached easily. (Nose of the prudum' rs the detamment/attanhment button.) m 'NI-Cd battery cassette (4. 8 V) x 1 Charger [or 4 BV NI- Cd battery cassette x 1 9V (DDGP) battery x 1 stz warms , z a _ "mm. moo ‘fllll-lu lll‘l lMl ltll‘l Te recharge 4. B V Nl-Od battery cassette New Ni- Cd battery cassettes are not charged. Charge belure use 1. Join the charger and the battery cassette. _ 2. Plug the charger into the household outlet. 3. When the recherglng ls over, plug out the charger item the electrical outlet. 4 Remove the Nl-Gd battery cassette from the charger pressing the lever of the charger Charger Plug the‘cherg'er directly into the household outlet. Charger Nl-Cd battery cassette can be used 300 to 500 limes. repeatedly depending on the way or use. 4 B V NI-Cd recharge- able bane cassette The red LED pewter Indicator Ilqhte up durlng the recharging.‘ @ Household outlet I The recharging does not stop automatically. . I average recharglng time is approximately 410 5 ours Additional recharging doesn't Improve the capacity. Excessive recherglnqwls dang erous. It may cause the damage to the sette arger er Nl-cd battery ceeA Warning: . charge Ni-Cd battery cassette only. Do not charge . flesh ght, heavy “duty ty. e’lkellne, transls’mr, mercur other pfimary cell batteries as this can cause le fire or exploslcn - mum , J $ wee/u wee near the charger-tor Safe. lea into lire. pcslt‘icned. ‘ The battery cassette cannot be in- poeitloned properly . Keep the indicated charging time. “around. . Don‘t charge where'thetemperature is extremely high, or low. or where it is wet or damp. 0 Charge at wellventilated place. . side UBO/MBO. When charging. remain near the the charger and the Nl-Cd batterysnd to prepare for any tumble. cassette only (when UBO/MBO stops char- m CAUTION Be sure to read before you start charging. Notes when recharging the NI-Cd battery cassette. * Note: The Nl-Cd battery cassette may become pretty heated while charglng. Stay . Don't charge dry cell batteries. Don't . Exceaslve charging may not only disassemble, heat, er throw the better- - 0 Insert a battery cassette making Sure -. Leaving batteries in UBO/MBO or the that the (+) and (-) poles are properly- serted into the charger when lt' e not » . Don‘t charge the heated battery Imme- ‘. Dun't charge when there is an infant” _ 0 Don'ttry to dlsassernble or remodel the 0 Don’t let the charger and the Nl~Cd Don't charge the battery cassette ln-‘- 0 charger to observethe temperature at . . Charge fully dlecharged Mace battery» moving any further, the battery“ I! dla- _ shorten the battery llfe but also cause an unexpected accident. transmltler for a lung period oftlme may cause battery leakage or other damage. Remove allthe batteries both from UBO/ M80 and the transmitter when not use for a long time. diately alter uae. Wait until it IS cooled off. charger or Nl-Cd,battery. battery get wet. 70/08/le. rm! fir ..itr3ries; 4 USO/M80 M ' ’ Turn ollme power“ To remove the battery lld, press the point swltch. . marked "OPEN” and pull the lid downward. , install the bans making sure that (+) and {Alfioles are pas tinned properly. a 059 h .b-1;t les se’arat‘eiv ' ' from Etherrtr-agi-Hs“ a, er p y install the 4.8Vbattary cassette unto O 9 ab 1: .. ' tery holder on the back of the body making _ sure that the mark “4.8 V' ls” laclng up. . 4.8 v Nl-Cd battery cassette , . , 4:3 . W lusts" the battery properly. . _ GDTurn on the pbwer;swhch or uaormao. _ v ®Walt about 10. séco‘nds tor the gyro to start spinnln at to .speed and for the movements to stabi 125. an let It stand on its feet. it it is still unstable. Em“ the spin swiwh in let UBO/ MBO spin Itse i into upright position. ®Start oparatiu’n by pressing one at the A marks on the cross button. : . @UBOIMBO starts rumlng by pressing the spin fsvlrlitcéi. it can stand up on Its iaat quickly when it B S OWH‘ ' ©Turn all the powér svirltch when you flnlsh play- mgr @ Remove all the batte‘rlashnth from UBO/MEO and the transmitter. ‘ Bf::3r1rr: nuliflp tum button Gollilflllt) liBOr’M , (juwtr 5 ihe right ,|y since J'ifflfifi in fall Spin switch Cross button lRIght turn Backward Press exact} on tth mark. “My.“ a i ‘ Wot/lo, ISrl'lS 6? When moving UBO/MBO forward or backward. try to keep it standing erect by‘movlng it a little at atirne. If it should loss its balance and elartto lip ever, you can bring it back up Into stable position by pressing the spin switch and making It spin. Keep repeating the advance—rapin—tadvence procedure; » - . Remove the battery from UBOIMBO when you finish playing. Press the nose button and pull 4.8 V bettery use some out of the battery holder as illustrated. . The transmitter can hemmed on 2by pressing the cross button. when you stop oper- ating. the power is turned off automatically. When only the transmitter lsturhed oil, UBO/MBO may respond to external waves and start to move by itself. 0 Press the cross button exactly on the A mark. Be careful not to press more than one A mark at atlme: ‘ . ii you hold the transmitter high. HBO/M90 can be controlled to a longer distance. . It USO/M30 moves erratically, recharge the Nl-Cd battery cassatte,.or exchange the transmitter battery with new one. 0 When the Nijcd battery cassette starts to run out of power. it will become difficult to keep UBO/MBO st'siriding up erect. The same thingwlll happen when recharging is insufficient. ih such cases. recharge "the battery caseette. C When playing outdoors. try to choose o place where the ground is as flat and smooth as possible. USO/MED may not moi/eyes desired on bumpy or mouse surfaces. 0 When operating UfECl/MBO indoors. choose a place where the floor is list and smooth. UBOIMBO may not move as desired on carpets and rugs. Q Do not operate UBO/MBO on top of a table or desk, or where there are steps. Do not drop UBOlMBO or hit it against somethlng herd. Rough use may damage the gyro system. : ' ' mum. wfl a mes/14. tarot , Seem? Techniques. mm, ’ Press the right tum/left turn buttons on the transmitter alternately while moving UBO/MBO wfll swéy Its body and zigzag forward. Lart turn Flight turn TOW! - -. mmmmwfimm thn operating UGO/M50 (lacing it): if it tips to the Islt, press the left button lightly, , If it tips to the right, press the right bmtan lightly; UBOIMBO will easily regain balance. lf you want tn keep mnvlng UBO/MBO straight forward (or backward), press the forward (Dr reverse) button on the transmitter lightly once, and then press it again continuously. This will help to keepUBO/MBO stablet . ( Try other operations to master your own supertechniques! } mum-nu I I 1 t sl/llfl/M‘ tun DAMAGED? Wait a minute! Check and see us 0 / ® theppewer switch of UEOiMBO ® Turn ON the power switch. 2? B O . 065 "01 r ® The distance between the trans- Shorten the distance _ ”we“ ‘ mitier and use/Mao is e little tee ® ’ ® The (+ firing (1 ends or the trans- ® Position the battery properly. mitter s positioned‘ in the . wrong direction. @ The metal tab touchtn the trens~ (4) Bend the metal iab'back to touch t mitter battery does n work. v the battery. (5) There‘is rust on the meteltab touching the transmitter battery. 3) Remove the rust with fine grain ‘ sandpaper. (6) The better ower ofvthe trens- ® Re less the battery or fully re- mitter or tag MBO is weak“ ehaage the NiCd battery cassette. (D There is radio interlere‘nce. (D Play in a different place or at a cut ' ‘ , fererit time. ® There is another file vehicle' in (3 Play in a different place or at a dii the vicinity using the teams lre— ferenitirne. quency bend. - » . ® He lees the battery or fully re- ' ® Lfiaefiei B’éfifii’gfiéhfigffis . chaprge the Ni—Cd battery cassette. UBO/MBO is Operated by “radio waves. Sometimes erratic behavior or loss of control-oi Vehicle happens as a result of interference caused by other radio waves. This is not a tie fact. if you encounter this type of be- havior. change to a different location or play at a different time. mm. wt! l é ‘ wot/u. imz - Be sure to readl Don‘t touch whéels when UBOIMBO ls Don‘t let your hair or clothes et in operation. lt‘s-verydangerous. ‘ 53“th Of WOUNd'UP imhfi splnn ”Q , wheels. . , Don't play oulslde ln raln or In Don't operate UBO/MBOwlth adanger— - puddles. his may cause damage ous bent antenna;- ‘ x to UBO/MBO. ' Don’t play wheregthsre is lralllc, a Don't lay ln thunderstorms be- crowd or at dangerous places. cause t's dangerous. Don't play ‘near'small children. lt’s ' dangerous. Dén‘z pin on sand or in‘ sandy places. ese hazards can lmpau, parlormance. MAIN I'ENXN lf UQOIMBG gelsidirly. wipe all the filth wllh a damp’ towel and than wipe oflthe dampness with a dry towel. ' ' [g CAUTION Be sure to readl I The small pang be" be defined Never use chemicals, They can deform or ' easlly With a used brush. damage the body and may impair perfor- mance. Q Avolg leaving or s'guring where the tempera- turers extremely glflh or low or where the hu- mldlty Is var h n (he caror under dlrscl sunllght ‘ ess hazards may cause dam- age to B0. . Make sure to remove all the batteries both gar? UBO/MBO and the transmitter when or ng. . “MLM H r a Bum/14, 1:4“ Cleaning and maintenance: . “ - This toy vehicle'neede periodic maintenance and cleaning. - ‘ Warning to the parents The charger for the Ni-Cd battery pack needs periotfic inspection to see that the lead wires. plugs, outer case. and other pane-are not damagedin any way. if any at the . parts are damaged, do not use the charger until it is completely repaired. Caution . rliegp out of reach olemali children under 35 months old as there is danger of getting u . THE RBRcwseal on the nickel cadmium battery pack indicates that NikkoAmerlca Is voluntarily participating in an ‘ indust? anagram to collect and rec cle these batteries at the and o 1 air useful life. The RE 0 program rovidoe e v convenient alternative to disposing nicke ~cadmium ; batteries into the trash or municipal waste etream,whlch is . iIle al in some areas. v Mk 0 America's payments to RBRC makes it easy for you to ‘ dro off the spent hatte pack at local retailers who sell m-m rep acement. nickel-cedar. um batteries. _ You may also contact your local rec cling center lor information on-wheretoreturn the spent attery pack. . Rent: is a trademarkol the Rechargeable Battery Flecyciing ‘ Corporation. . THE FCC WANTS :YOU KNOW This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules, Operation is subject to the lollowing two Conditions: . . grills device may not cause harmful interference. This device must accept any interference recalvedJncluding interference that may cause undesiredloperation. Yclvur FI/c boat minht'cause TV or radio interference even when it isoporating. prop~ er y. In determine whether your file boat is causing the interference. turn off your Fllc oa . ' lithe interference goes away.yuur Ft/c boat is causing rheinterlerenoe. Try to eliminate the interference by: QMovIng your Filo boat away from the receiver. QContaotmg yourlooel store for help. ‘ ii (in; natnnof eliminate the interference. the FCC requires that you stop using your 0a . CAUTION: Changes or modifications not: expressly approved by the ‘ manufacturer for compliance could void the user's authority to operatebthe' equipment. " 10 UNJMLW . in . g Wham. “le
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