Suncon Toys Industry 136003 Low Power Transmitter User Manual Instruction Manual
Suncon Toys Industry Ltd Low Power Transmitter Instruction Manual
Instruction Manual
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® RadioShack® 36003 Eradicator Your RadioShack Eradicator can make you a winner! With its digital proportional speed and precise steering. you can drive the racer almost anywhere. Built to ‘/m scale, it can reach speeds of up to 1300 feet per minute and Climb hills up to 45°. Your Emdioatoi’s double wishbone front sus- pension and highAperfoi-mance tires give it good traction on almost any terrain. The front and rear wheel differential gears let you take smooth, sharp comers, The Eradicator is available in three frequencies to let you race against other radio-controlled cars Check your racer‘s box to see which frequency it uses. Note: You need two 9V batteries (one for the transmitter and one for the racer), at least one 7.2V battery pack for the racer. and a battery pack charger. (Batteries. battery pack, and battery charger sold separately.) ‘0 The supplied box wrench lets you easily remove and replace the racers wheels. Be careful not to discard the wrench when you unpack the racer. THE FCC WANTS YOU TO KNOW Your racer or transmitter might cause TV or radio interference even when it is operating properly. To determine whether your racer or transmitter is causing the interference, turn off your racer and the transmitter. If the inter- ference goes away, your racer or transmitter is causing it. Try to eliminate the interference by: - moving your racer and transmitter away from the TV or radio - contacting your local RadioShack store for help If you cannot eliminate the interference, the FCC requires that you stop using your Eradi~ cator and its transmitter. Changes or modifications to this product not expressly approved by RadioShack. or oper- ation of this product in any way other than as detailed by the Owner‘s Manual, could void your authority to operate the product. ATTACHING THE TRANSMITTER’S ANTENNA Thread the antenna into the transmitters an- tenna connector. Make sure the connection is tight. ©1999 randy Corporation, All Righe Reserved. Radieshack is a registered trademark used by Tandy Corporation SUNCON TOYS INDUSTRY LTD FCC ID : GLE136003 JOB # : SUN124ZO EXHIBIT #: VA INSTALLING THE RACER’S ANTENNA TUBE The antenna tube holds up the racefs antenv na wire for the best reception and range, Route the antenna Wire's loose end through the tube. Then insert the tube securely into the racers antenna tube holder. INSTALLING BATTERIES Warning: Dispose ol batteries and recharge- able battery packs promptly and properly; do not bury or burn them. Cautions“ ~ Use only fresh batteries of the required size and recommended type. - if you will not be using the racer for a week or more, remove the battery from the transmitter and the battery and bat- tery pack from the racer. Batteries can leak chemicals that can damage elec~ tronic parts. - Never leave dead or weak batteries in the racer or transmitter. SUNCON TOYS INDUSTRY LTD FCC ID : GLE136003 JOB # : SUN124ZO EXH amt; fig .. In the Transmitter The transmitter requires one 9V battery. For the best performance and longest life, we recommend a RadioShack alkaline battery. Follow these steps to install the transmitter‘s batteries. OFF/ON 1. Slide the transmitter's OFF/ON switch to OFF. 2. Press down and slide the battery com- partment cover in the direction of the arrow marked on it to open it. 3, Put the battery in the compartment as indicated by the polarity symbols (+ and —) marked inside. 4. Replace the cover and snap it shut. When the transmitter‘s range decreases. re- place its battery. In the Racer Your Eradicator requires one QV battery and at least one rechargeable 7.2V battery pack. Before you use the battery pack, you must charge it using a special battery charger (not supplied). Follow the Chargers instructions to charge the battery pack. Follow these steps to inswll the racer's bat- tery and battery pack, Caution: Be sure the connectors and wires do not touch any of the Eradica- 1. Slide the racer’s ON/OFF switch under the racer to OFF. RIL Switch ONIOFF Battery Compartment 2. Use a small coin to turn the battery com- partment cover‘s latch toward OPEN. 3, Place the 9V battery in the battery com- partment according to the polarity sym- bols (+ and —-) marked inside. 4. Place the battery pack in the recessed area with the battery pack's connector on the same side as the racer's match» mg connector. ut//‘. >\\\\\)\A Connectors 5. Attach the battery pack's connector to the racer's matching connector. Do not force them They fit together only one way. tor’s moving parts. 6. Close the cover. it the Eradicator does not respond to the transmitter, replace the 9V batteries in the racer and the transmitter. If the racer looses power, replace or recharge the battery pack. To remove the battery pack, open the cover as described in Step 2. Then slide the pack toward the pack's connector and lift the other side of the battery pack. Uplug the connec— tors and remove the battery pack. Cautions: ' Use only the recommended battery pack and charger. . Do not charge or recharge the battery pack while it is in the racer. - After you charge or recharge the battery pack, disconnect it from the charger, Overcharging the battery pack could damage it. ~ When you disconnect the battery pack from the charger, do not pull on the con- nector's wires. You mlght damage the battery pack. Notes: - if you want to run your racer for extended periods of time, we suggest you purchase an extra battery pack. You can charge one while you use the other. - Occasionally, let the battery pack tully discharge before recharging it. Other~ wise. the battery pack loses its ability to fully charge. Important: The Eradicator can use nickel—cadmium re- chargeable batteries. At the end of a nickel-cadmium battery‘s useful life. it must be recycled or disposed of properly, Contact your lo» cal, county, or state hazardous waste man- agement authorities for information on recycling or disposal programs in your area or call 13008437422. Some options that might be available are: municipal curbside collection. dr0p~off boxes at retailers such as your local RadioShack store, recycling ool- lection centers. and mail-back programs. DRIVING THE ERADICATOR Warnings - This racer can reach much higher speeds than most radio-controlled cars, Be careful when you use the racer to avoid high-impact collisions with people and objects. - Do not play with your racer in the street, l. Extend the transmitter's antenna to its full length. 2. Slide the OFF/ON switch on the trans- mitter and the ONIOFF switch on the racer to ON. 3. Use the transmitters trigger and wheel to drive and steer the racer. Steering Control Wheel SUNCON "OYS INDUSTRY LTD FCC ) : GLEI36003 JOB # : SUN124ZO V0 EXHIBIT # : Speed Control Trigger ~ Pull the trigger to the left to move lor- ward. - Pull the trigger all the way to the left for maximum speed. ~ Push the trigger to the right to move backward. - Release the trigger to stop. Steering Control Wheel - Turn the steering control left to move left. - Turn the steering control right to movenght, ~ Release the steering control to drive straight \ Caution: If the Eradicator gets stuck under an object, immediately release the transmitter's control levers and retrieve the racer. Note: The Eradicator has a built-in there mal sensor so the racer automatically shuts off it the motor gets too hot. Wait a few seconds until the motor cools off to drive the Eradicator again, 4. Adjust TRIM I and TRIM II as desired, See “Adjusting the Trim Controls" on Page 5 to set the trim as desired. 5. When you finish playing with the Eradi- Cater, Slide the ONIOFF switch on the racer and the OFF/ON switch on the transmitter to OFF, Warning: Do not touch the motor immediate- ly after using the racer, as it might become hot during use, Caution: Running your racer continuously for long periods generates high heat levels. Heat causes the most wear and tear on the motor. To help keep heat levels down. when your racer’s battery pack runs down. let the SUNCON TOYS INDUSTRY LTD FCC [D : GLE136003 JOB # : SUN124ZO We EXHIBIT # : racer cool for at least 10 minutes before in- stalling a new or newly charged batten/ pack, ADJUSTING THE TRIM CONTROLS The neutral trim control (TRIM I above the OFF/ON switch) lets you fine-tune the speed control so the racer completely stops when you release the speed control to its center position The steering trirri control (TRIM II above the OFF/ONswitch) lets you fine—tune the steer- ing so the racer drives in a straight line when you set the steering control to its center posi- tion. Follow these steps to adjust the trim controls. 1. Place the racer on a block or turn it over so the tires do not touch the ground. Note: Do not touch the tires or the steer- ing control during this adyustment. 2. Slide the OFF/ON switch on the trans- mitter and the ON/OFF switch on the racer to ON. 3. lithe tires move. turn TRIM l until the tires stop. Caution, Never set TRIM I to make the racer continually move. if the front tires appear to angle left or right, adjust TRIM || until the tires appear to be straight. 4, when you finish the adjustment. slide the ON/OFF switch on the racer and the OFF/ON switch on the transmitter to OFF. Note Vou might have to further fine-tune the trim controls after using the racer for awhile. WHEEL ALIGNMENT If the Eradicator does not drive in a straight line when you pull the speed control trigger. adjust the wheel alignment control (LIR) on the side of the racer. Slide the wheel alignment control toward L if the racer is pulling to the right, or toward R ii the racer is pulling to the left RACING TWO OR MORE CARS TOGETHER The Eradicator and other radlo-controlled cars use specific frequencies to operate, Cars with diflerent control frequencies can race together Without interference. Cars with the same frequency cannot. The following chart shows the control fre- quencies for your Eradicator. If you buy more than one racer and you plan to race them. check the stickers on the boxes to be sure they are difterent band numbers/colors for different irequencies. Band Frequency Ribbon Color 3 27 095 MHZ Orange 4 27 145 MHZ Yellow 27,1_9§MH1 Green HELPFUL HINTS Follow these hints to get the most enjoyment from your Eradicator . Running your racer continuously for long periods generates high heat levels Heat causes the most wear and tear on the motor To help keep heat levels down. when your racer's battery power dies. let the racer cool at least 10 minutes before —_—_._ installing new or newly charged batter- ies, If the racer's motor runs but it does not respond to the transmitter. move closer to the racer and toy again, If the racer moves slowly, and you have installed fresh batteries and a freshly recharged battery pack, check the wheel mechanisms for lint, thread, hair, or dust If someone uses a CB nearby. it might interfere with control of the racer. if this happens, move the racer away from the CB. You cannot operate the racer near devices with transmitters that use the same frequency as your racer (27 MHZ with three bands): Check the racer's box to see which frequency your racer uses. CARE The following suggestions will help you enjoy your Eradicator for years, ION TOYS INDUSTRY LTD ‘ FCC 113 : GLE136003 JOB it : SUN124ZO wow it - Ljfl Do not drive the racer through puddles or mud. on a wet floor, or in sand, rain, or snow. These can damage it. Do not expose the racer or transmitter to temperature extremes, and do not store them in direct sunlight or near a heat source. Do not leave the racer or transmitter out~ side overnight. Night dampness can damage their electronic circuits. To protect the race'r's mechanisms from lint and hair, do not drive the racer on carpet Wipe the racer and transmitter with a damp cloth occasionally to keep them looking new Do not use harsh chemi- cals to clean them. USER-REPLACEABLE PARTS You can order replacement parts or parts sets for your vehicle at your local Ra~ dioShack store. Simply identify the part(s) or sets you need irom the illustrations below, then find the part number in the “User Re- placeable Parts List" on Page 7. Installing the Tires and Wheels SUN( EX ______——-————-— User Replaceable Pans List Description NP Par”: RSU Part}? Transmitter (27.095 MHZ) ZA~90238 12193959 Transmitter ( 27.145 MHZ) ZA-90239 12193967 Transmitter (27,195 MHZ) ZA490240 12193975 Transmitter Antenna A~90056 11972601 Receiver Antenna Wire: Orange (27.095) A-90225 12193983 Yellow (27.145) A~90226 12193991 Green (27.195) A-90227 12194007 Receiver Antenna Tube Set HC-4899 10681781 Racer Biatter Compartment Cover DB-91082 12194015 Transmitter Battery Compartment Cover 08-91083 12194023 Hardware Kit Consisting of: HWA6004237 12194031 Metal Screw 3 x 12 PT (4) Meiai Nut (for Wheei) M4 (4) Left Wheel Assembly (Front/Rear) 2-92132 12194049 Right Wheel Assembly (Front/Rear) 2-92133 12194056 Front Bumper Guard 2-92134 12194064 Rear Bumper Guard 2-92135 121911072 Racer Body Assembly Label 2-92136 19194080 Boxwrench HC-90637 12194619 Owner’s Manuai MU—6004237 12194098 Service Manual 9 MS-6004237 12194106 OYS INDUSTRY LTD SUNCON T ) : GLE136003 FCC H # : SUN124ZO JOB NOTE: THE MANUFACTURER IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY RADIO OR TV INTERFERENCE CAUSED BY UNAUTHORIZED MODIFICATIONS TO THIS EQUIPMENT. SUCH MODIFICATIONS COULD VOID THE USER'S AUTHORITY TO OPERATE THE EQUIPMENT. Limited Ninety-Day Warranty Thls producl is warranled by RadlaShaCk againsi manulacIurinp defects in malerial and workman ship under normal use IOI ninety (90) days lrorn the dale ol‘ purchase imm RadicShaCk company. owned srpres and aoihonzed RadiDShack hanchisees and dealers EXCEPT AS PRonDED HERElN. RadioShaCK MAKES NO EXPRESS WARRANTIES AND ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES, lNcLUDlNC THOSE OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, ARE LlMlTED IN DURATlON TO THE DURATION OF THE WRITTEN LIMITED WARRANTIES CONTAINED HEREIN. EXCEPT AS PRonDED HERElN, Radiosnack SHALL HAVE NO LIABIL- ITY OR RESPONSlElLlTv TO CUSTOMER OR ANY OTHER PERSON OR ENTITY wm-l RE- SPECT TO ANY LIABILITY. LOSS OR DAMAGE CAUSED DIRECTLY OR lNDlRECTLY EY USE OR PERFORMANCE OF THE PRODUCT OR ARISING OUT OF ANY BREACH OF THIS WAR RANTY, lNCEUDING, BUT NOT LlMlTED To. ANY DAMAGES RESULTING FROM lNcoNVE- NlENCE. LOSS OF TIME, DATA. PROPERTY REVENUE OR PROFIT OR ANY INDIRECT, SPECIAL, lNClDENTAL, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMACES, EVEN IF RadIoShack HAS BEEN AD vIsED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES. Some srales do nol allow the lininalicns on how long an implied wananly lasls or me exclusion of in- cidenial or consequenilal damages. so me above limilalions or exclusions may nol apply Io you in oie eveni or a producr defecl during Ilie warranIy penpd, Iake the producl and lhe Radiosnack sales receipr as proof of purchase dale lo any RadicSnaek slore Radioshack will, al iIs oplron, Una less cinemise pmvlded bylaw (a) correcI Ine defecl by producI repaIr wrlhdul charge lor parts and labor. (In) replace inc produci with one ol the same or similar deSlgn, or (c) refund lhe purchase price All replaced parts and producls. and producis on which a refund is made. became rne prop eny ol RadioShaCk New or reconditioned pars and producis may be used in lne perlonnance or warranty service Repaired or replaced pans and producis are warranled lor the remainder 0! me original warranry period You Will he charged for repalr or replacemenl oi Ine product made aller lhe expiralipn or me warranty period. This wananiy does neI cover (a) damage or failure caused by or enribulaole lo am oi God, abuse. accident. misuse, improper or abnormal usage. crash. collision, impacl, enI conlacl, lailure I0 icl» low inslmclions, improper inslallahpn or mainlenanca, alleralipn. lighlning or oIlier incidence cl ex~ cess voliage or cuneni; (p) any repairs orner Iliari (hose provided by a Radioshack Aulhorized Service Facility: (c) consumables Such as luses Or paneries; (d) cosmetic damage: (a) Iranspcna- lion. shipping or insurance cosls. or (I) oasis of producl removal, insiallauon, Sebup serwce adjusr- menl or reinsiallanon This warranly gives you Specific legal righIs. and you may also have diner ngnls which vary (mm siaie Io Stale. RadIoShaCk Cusiomer Relarions. Depl w. mu Throckmodpn SL, Sulte sou, Fun Worm. Tx 76102 We Service What we Sell on Radioshack A Division of Tandy Corporation Fort Worth, Texas 76102 08A99 Printed In Hong Kong SUNCON TOYS INDUSTRY ' LTD Fcc 1D : GLE136003 JOB # : SUN124ZO EXHIBIT # ; 7 91,9
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