Radio Shack 6004270R Radio Controlled Toy User Manual Exhibit B Users manual

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Document Title	Exhibit B Users manual

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OWNR‘S MANUAL — Please read before using this equipment.
Your Radioshack Deceiver can
transforms itself Into either a
pickup truck or a sports buggy at
the touch of a button! The head-
lights blink and the engine emits
realistic sounds.
The Deceiver comes in two fre»
quencies —- 27 MHz and 49 MHz —
so you can race with your friends.
Check the box for the frequency
listing.
The Deceiver is recommended for
ages 8 and UP- I NSfALll NG THE
VEHICLE’S ANTENNA
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Attach the antenna to the trans— Md ”0794-
mitter by screwing the threaded
end into the transmitter's anten-
na connector.
1. Push the antenna Wire's loose
end through the tube.
2. Insert the tube securely into
the vehicle's tube holder.
3. Let the extra antenna wire
hang freely.
INSTALLI NG
BATT ERI E5
Cautions:
- Use only a fresh battery and
battery pack of the required
size and recommended type.
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- If you will not be using the vehicle
for a week or more, remove the
battery from the transmitter and
the battery pack from the vehicle.
Batteries can leak chemicals that
can damage electronic parts.
- Never leave dead or weak batteries
in the transmitter or the vehicle.
- Name of batteries and the bat-
tery pack promptly and properly;
do not bury or burn them.
In the Transmitter
The transmitter uses one 9-valt bat—
tery (not supplied). For the best per~
formance and longest life. we
recommend a Radioshack alkaline but—
L Press down and slide the battery
compartment cover off in the
direction of the arrow.
2. Put the battery in the compart-
ment as indicated by the polarity
symbols (+ and -) marked inside.
3. Replace the cover and snap it into
place
Note: When the transmitter's range
decreases, replace its battery.
In the Vehicle
Your Deceiver requires a 9.6—volt ref
chargeable battery pack (not supplied).
Before you can use the battery pack,
you must charge it using a special bat-
tery charger. Bath items are available
at your local Radioshnck store.
Follow the charger’s instructions to
charge the battery pack Then follow
these steps to put the battery pack in
the vehicle
1. Slide the vehicle‘s ONIOFF switch
to OFF.
2 Prfis the battery lid stopper and
slide it in the direction of the
OPEN arrow, then lift the battery
stopper.
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3. Put the battery ~ When you disconnect the battery
pack into the pack from the charger, do not pull
battery come on the connector's wires. You
portment and might damage the battery pack
push in all the A
WflY~ The but- Note: Occusmnnlly let the battery
pack fully discharge before recharging
it. Otherwise, the battery pack loses
its ability to fully charge.
tery pack's con-
nector- must be
on the someside
as the vehicle's
matching con— DRIVI NG THE DEC-El: VER
nectar.
‘ Warning: Never play with your Deceiv-
4. Connect the battery pack’s connec- er in the street.
. tor to the vehicle‘s connector. The
connector fits only one way
5 Replace the battery stopper.
Caution: Be sure the connectors and
wires do not touch the Deceiver's mov‘
ing ports
Notes:
~ If you want to run your vehicle for
extended periods of time, we sug-
gest you purchase an extra battery
pack. you can charge one while you
use the other.
l. Fully extend the tronsmitter‘s
' If the Deceiver l°5=s POW" 0" antenna‘ For maximum range, hold
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ter, FEC'W‘W the battery PflCk~ pointing straight up
Cautions: 2. Slide the vehicle's ON/OFF/SOUND
~ Use only the recommended battery OFF switch To ON‘
pack and charger. So When you finish driving the
- Do not charge or recharge the bat- gzéexfiéfili‘ieogng/souun
tery puck while it is in the vehicle.
Note: The sound can be stopped by
sliding the ON/OFF/SOUND OFF switch
SOUND OFF.
‘ After you charge or- recharge the
battery pack, disconnect it from
the charger. Overchnrging the bot-
?er [4°Ck CW“ damage if- The transmitter has no power switch
When you press either control lever,
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the vehicle responds and the red indi-
cator lights.
Push the left control lever forward to
move forward. Pull it backward to move
back. Release the lever to stop.
Push the right control lever to the left
to turn left. Push it to the right to turn
right. Release the lever to go straight.
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Caution: If the vehicle gets stuck un—
der an object, immediately release the
control levers and retrieve the vehicle.
Notes:
- The pickup truck pops a wheelie
when you quickly switch from
reverse to forward
- If the road surface is rough or the
battery is running low. your truck
might not pop a wheelie.
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Changing the Body Shape
To make the vehicle transform, press
TRANSFORM while the vehicle is
stopped. The body transforms from a
sports buggy into a pickup truck (or
vice versa).
To change the body back, press TRANS-
FORM again.
Cautions:
- If you make the vehicle transform
while it is moving. it might change
the vehicle‘s direction.
' Never insert your finger or other
object inside the chassis while the
vehicle is transforming,
Adl usting the wheel
Alignment
If the Deceiver does not go in a
straight line when you release the right
control lever, adjust the wheel align-
ment control on the bottom of the De-
ceiver.
Turn the control toward L (left) If the
Deceiver is pulling to the right, or to—
ward R (right) if the Deceiver is pulling
to the left.
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CARE
The following suggestions will help you
care for your Deceiver so you can enjoy
it for years.
- Do not drive the vehicle in puddlesl
on a wet floor, on sandl or in mud,
rain, or snow. These can damage it.
- Do not expose the vehicle to tem—
perature extrema.
: Wipe the Deceiver with a damp
cloth occasionally to keep it looking
new. Do not use harsh chemicals or
strong detergents to clean the
Deceiver.
Modifying or tampering with the De-
ceiver‘s or its tronsmitter's compo-
nents can cause a malfunction and
might invalidate the warranty and void
your FCC authorization to operate
them. If the Deceiver or its transmit-
ter do not work property, take them to
your local RadioShack store for assis-
tance.
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The FCC Wants You to Know
Your Deceiver or transmitter might
cause TV or radio interference even
when it is operating properly. To deter-
mine whether your Deceiver or trans
mitter is causing the interference,
turn off your Deceiver and release the
transmitter's control sticks. If the in—
terference goes away, your Deceiver or
transmitter is causing the interfer-
ence. Try to eliminate the interference
by:
- moving your Deceiver and transmit-
ter away from the TV or radio.
- contacting your local Radioshack
store for help
If you cannot eliminate the interfere
ence, the FCC requires that you stop
using your Deceiver and transmitter.
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These hints can help you get the most
aquyment from your Deceiver.
- Running your vehicle continuously
for long periods generates high
heat levels which cause wear and
tear on the motor To help keep
heat levels down, when your vehi-
cle's battery pack dies, let the
vehicle cool at least 10 minutes
before installing a newly charged
' battery pack.
If someone uses a CB nearby, it
might interfere with control of the
Deceiver, If this happens, move
the vehicle away from the CB.
You cannot operate your Deceiver
near devices with transmitters
that use the same frequency as
your vehicle (27 MHz or 49 MHx).
If the Deceiver moves slowly and
you recently installed a fully
charged battery pack] check the
wheel mechanism for lint, thread,
hair or dust.
User-Replaceable Parts
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you can order replacement parts for
your vehicle at your local RndioShock
store. Simply identify the part(s) you
need from the exploded view on the
next page, then find the part number in
this list“
ITEM R50 #
Front Eumper Set: Front 12258232
Bumper and Tapping Screw
(3X14 W. Q'Y 2)
Transmitter Antenna 10538213
Transni’fi‘er Battery Lid 12055364
Transmitter (27 MHz) 12258349
Transmitter (49 MHz) 12258356
Antenna Tube Set 10681781
Service Manual 12255133
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Owner's Manual 12258190
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