Nikko Co TP7570 Remote Control Toy Transmitter User Manual iTruck E NAI

Nikko Co Ltd Remote Control Toy Transmitter iTruck E NAI

User Manual

Nikko MicroRadioControl System”iTruck”RDC-700600-2--3- -4--1-For ages 6 and overManual of Instructions*Thank you for choosing NIKKO iTruck!*Read this Manual of Instructions care-fully to the end before starting to play.*Don’t throw away the box or thismanual, but keep them for future use.*The actual product may differ slightlyfrom the illustrations.Features*The controller (transmitter) has a built-in battery recharger. Attach iTruck to the controllerfor quick recharging and lasting power.*A large volume, high-power nickel metal hydride battery is built into the chassis.*The controller has only 1 control stick. Forward-backward running, left-right turns, andstopping are all possible with single-hand operations.Battery requirements:Size "AA" "UM3" "R6" alkaline batteries x 2 (No other type of battery should be used)Battery Characteristics and Recharging TipsWhen playing for the first time after purchase, or after a long interval, the battery powermay be weak. Even after recharging, the running time can be relatively short. Thebattery will gradually regain power after 2 or 3 repetitions of usage and recharging.Also, if you keep the power switch turned ON for a long time, the battery power will bedischarged. Make sure to turn OFF the power switch immediately after use.Names of the PartsiTruckReceiverantennaTop sideSteeringalignmentleverPower switchBottom sideRechargingterminal(iTruck side)Charger coverCONTROLLERCenter marker holderRechargingterminal (control-ler side)release buttonPower switch Recharging monitorlamp (green LED)Control stickTop sideTransmitter antennaBattery lidBottom sidesafety hookremoval buttonHow to Install the Controller BatteriesUse a ballpoint pen to openthe battery lid. Install 2 alkalinebatteriesBattery installation:*Install the batteries in the controller.(This product operates only with size "AA" "UM3" "R6"alkaline batteries. If you use man-ganese or other types of batteries, the nickel metal hydride battery built into the vehiclemay not be recharged fully. Be sure to use ONLY alkaline dry cell batteries.)Make sure that the power switch of the controller is turned OFF.Use a ballpoint pen, pencil or sharp tools to push the release button of the batterylid. While pressing the button, slide the lid a little bit as shown in the diagram.*Slide out the lid with your hand and detach.*Be careful so that the pencil lead will not be broken.Install 2 size "AA" "UM3" "R6" alkaline batteries, making sure that the (+) and (-)ends are positioned properly.Attach the battery lid again. Slide the lid back into position until the release buttonclicks. (Lift up the rear end of the battery lid slightly to fit the lid into the groove asshown in the diagram. Then, keep the lid flat and slide into the groove.)There is a safety hook on the controller to prevent ve-hicle from falling off while recharging. When vehicle isfully recharged, the green LED lamp will turn off. Whenthis has been confirmed, keep pressing the recharg-ing release button on the side of the controller, andpull vehicle toward you to detach it from the controller.removalbutton iTruck powerswitch is turnedOFFControllerpower switchis turned ONOpen the chargercoverFit the claw of the con-troller into the hollowpit of the chassis.Slide iTruck forward untilyou hear a click.The set-up is completed!Check to see that iTruck doesnot fall off.The green LEDlamp lights up.The ordinary recharging time is about2 minutes. (The LED lamp will turnoff when recharging is completed.)Contents of the KitiTruck x 1 Controller x 1Manual ofInstructions x 1close the lid.If the product is used in low temperatures, the battery duration can be shorter thannormal. This is a characteristic feature of the battery and is not a defect. The situationcan be improved by recharging the battery immediately before playing. The batterypower tends to be weakened as time elapses.When you have finished recharging, de-tach iTruck from the controller and replacethe recharger cover.Fit into the groove. To remove the bot-tom battery moreeasily, press the mi-nus (-) end withyour finger and pullout the plus (+) end.Procedures for Recharging iTruck(Remove dust or filth from the charger Recharging terminal.)Follow the correct procedures when recharging.When the battery starts to run out of power, the LED lamp will grow dim.1 2341 23 45 678ATTENTION PARENTSIt is recommended that this toy andall accessories be periodically ex-amined for potential hazards andthat any potentially hazardousparts be repaired or replaced.IT IS A VIOLATION OF THE FCC REGULA-TIONS TO REMODEL OR ALTER THIS DE-VICE IN ANY WAY WITHOUT PERMISSION,ANYONE WHO VIOLATES THE REGULA-TIONS WILL LOSE THE RIGHT TO OPERATETHE DEVICE.Repair and Parts DepartmentMonday to Friday 8:30AM-5:30PM Central TimeRepair:(800)736-4556Parts:(800)776-4556Fax:(972)578-7059e-mail:help@nikkoamerica.com
-6--7- -8-P_No.R700600NC030530If there is anything wrong with the vehicle movements, check the following:What’swrong? Cause1 The power switch on vehicle is inthe OFF position.2 The vehicle is too far away fromthe controller.3 The (+) and (-) poles of the batter-ies of the controller are positionedin the wrong direction.4 The metal tab touching the con-troller battery is rusted.5 The metal recharging terminalsof the controller or boat may berusted.6 Either the controller batteries orvehicle battery lack power.7 There is another radio control ve-hicle using the same band beingoperated nearby.8 The antenna of the controller orvehicle is bent.Check and see1 Turn ON the power switch on ve-hicle .2 Shorten the distance between thecontroller and vehicle .3 Install the batteries in the right di-rection.4 Use sandpaper to remove the rust.5 Use sandpaper to remove the rust.6 Either change the controller batter-ies with new ones or recharge ve-hicle as necessary.7 Play at a different time or in a dif-ferent place.8 Straighten the antenna.The vehicledoesn’tmove or itmalfunc-tions.How to OperateTurn the power switch ON. Controller operations and iTruck movements.First, turn ON the controller power switch, and then turn ON the iTruck powerswitch.Tilt the controller stick in the direction you wish to move iTruck, and it will startmoving.If either the antenna on iTruck or the controller is bent, the radio waves will notreach a long distance. Straighten them before playing. When you finish playing,be sure to remove the batteries from the controller.Steering AlignmentSteering alignment leverIf iTruck does not move straight forward or straightbackward, try adjusting the steering alignment le-ver on the bottom side of iTruck. If the vehicletends to go to the right, move the alignment levertoward L. If the vehicle tends to go to the left,move the lever toward R.Features of the Controller This controller enables single-handoperation for all movements.Therefore, you can do somethingelse while operating iTruck.iTruck is operated by use of radio waves. If you operate iTruck where it can be affectedby other radio waves, the vehicle may not respond correctly to your operations, or startto move even though you are not operating it. In such cases, the vehicle is not broken.Operate your vehicle in a different place or at a different time.*The kit contains very small parts . They can be dangerous if swallowed by mistake, sokeep them away from reach of children under 3 years old.*Use ONLY size-"AA" "UM3" "R6" alkaline batteries for the vehicle. DO NOT use Ni-Cdor other rechargeable batteries or manganese batteries.*Be careful not to let your fingers, hair or clothes get caught in the tire. (DO NOT turnthe power switch ON while the vehicle is still in your hands.)<If the alkaline batteries are used improperly, they may become heated, explode, ignite,leak, etc. Observe the following points and the warnings in the manual of instruc-tions.>CAUTION!-5-* Operation Techniques *For smooth cornering, move the stickslightly forward or reverse and then slide itto the left or right.This will enablesmooth left/rightturns. If you mas-ter this basic tech-nique, you will beable to make a let-ter ”8” slalom, etc.This cornering technique will enable theuser to operate iTruck on the table or inother small places.The position of the stick andthe direction of the vehicle.Extended Operating Time (follow-up recharging)Recharge the battery once. Without using thebattery, recharge a second time. This ”follow-uprecharging” will lengthen the playing time.Moreover, if you recharge the battery 3 times in arow before use, the playing time will be extendedeven more.However, be careful NOT to recharge the batterymore than 3 times in a row.Also, note that the battery duration differs depend-ing on how you play.If you keep the product on some furniture, floor, etc., compounding agents from the tirescan cause color change and other damage to the surface on which the product is placed.To prevent this, observe the following:* When storing the product, don’t place it directly on furniture or the floor. Protect thesurface of the furniture, floor, etc. by placing a thick mat under the product.Please note the following points when storing the product:Maintenance and CareIf the becomes dirty, use a slightly dampened cloth to wipe off the dirt and filth. Then usea dry cloth to wipe of the moisture. You can also use a small brush to remove filth fromintricate parts.To remove dust particles, tie a small bit of cloth to the tip of a toothpick, tweezers, etc. andwipe off.CAUTION!: BE SURE TO READ THE FOLLOWING PRECAUTIONS:*DO NOT use chemicals. The body of the vehicle can melt and cause machine troubles.*If you keep the vehicle in a place where the temperature is extremely hot or cold, orwhere it is extremely humid (such as in a car or under direct sunlight), the vehicle canbe damaged and lead to machine troubles.*Be sure to remove the batteries from the controller when storing the product away.Keep this Manual of Instructions carefully for future use.*Make sure that the + and - poles of the batteries are positioned properly.*Avoid mixed use of old and new batteries, or mixed use of different types of batteries.*When you finish playing, be sure to turn the power switch OFF and remove all the batteries.*DO NOT let the batteries get wet and cause short-circuits. DO NOT take the batteriesapart, heat them, or throw them into a fire.*The Manual of Instructions will be necessary if you forget the operation methods or thecaution points, so DO NOT throw it away. Keep it with you.THE FCC WANTS YOU KNOWThis device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules, Operation is sub-ject to the following two conditions:(1)This device may not cause harmful interference.(2)This device must accept any interference received,including interfer-ence that may cause undesired operation.Your R/C vehicle might cause TV or radio interference even when it isoperating properly.To determine whether your R/C vehicle is causing the interference, turnoff your R/C vehicle.If the interference goes away,your R/C vehicle is causing the interfer-ence. Try to eliminate the interference by:Moving your R/C vehicle away from the receiver.Contacting your local store for help.If you cannot eliminate the interference, the FCC requires that youstop using your R/C vehicle.English/FrançaisTHE RBRCTMSeal on the nickel cadmium batterypack indicates that NikkoAmerica is voluntarilyparticipating in an industry program to collect andrecycle these batteries at the end of their useful life.The RBRC program provides a convenient alternativeto disposing nickel-cadmium batteries into the trashor municipal waste stream,which is illegal in some areas.Nikko America's payments to RBRC makes it easy for you to dropoff the spent battery pack at local retailers who sell replacementnickel-cadmium batteries.You may also contact your local recycling center for information onwhere to return the spent battery pack.RBRC is a trademark of theRechargeable Battery Recycling Corporation.

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