Suncon Toys Industry 1361212 27 MHz Remote Control Transmitter User Manual users manual

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SUNCON TOYS INDUSTRY LTD BélZlZ
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owners mum. — Plan-n flea before using fins and”.
Your Radioshack Buzzsaw is built To
handle the road in sfyle. Built to Viz
scale, it can reach speeds of up to 500 1
feet per mime. The built-in shock
absorbers handle rhe rough spots, and
the differenfial gear handles isghf
- contacting your local Radioshack
mm for help
If you cannaf elimlnnfe the
interference, the FCC requiru that
you mp using your Buzzsaw and
comers wiih ease. mm“
THE FCC WANTS YOU TO KNOW
Note: The manufactureris not INSTALLING BATTEMES
responsible for any radio or _
tantrums:
TV interference caused by
unauthorized mudelcations to
this equipment. Such modifications
would void the user's authority
to operate the equ‘lpment.
Your Buzzsaw or its transmitter mighf
cause TV or radio interference even
when if is operating properly. To de-
fermine whether your Buzzsmv or
"miner is causing the interfer—
ence, Turn off your Buzzsuw mire—
lease the mom's control [mfg-s. -
If the interference goes away your
Buzzsaw or ”anemia-ver- is mush-gm .
in'rerferencg Try to eliminate w
ierference by'
- moving your fruckand --
away from the War main ‘
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- Use only fresh bafl'eries of the
required size and recommended
type.
- Do no? mix old and new bafieries,
different types of bufferies
(standard, alkaline, or recharge—
able), or rechargeable bnfierizs
of different capacities,
- After ou charge or recharge the
barre pack disconnect W from
The charger (see charger I manual
for lanai-h of charging time)
Oval-charging The buffer] pack
could damage it
~ When you discpmm fhe band-y
pack from the charger, do ml'pull
an the camecfor' s wires. You
might damage the baffery pack
~ If you will min using} fhetmek
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’ Never leave dead or weak batteries
in the transmitter- or the truck.
I n the Transmitter
you need one 9V battery
mitter. For the best perfarrrmnce and
longest life, we recommend a Ra-
dioshack alkaline batten].
Follow these steps to lnstull the trans-
mitter’s battery.
1. Pull up on the tab on the bottom
edge of the transmitter and lift
the cover off,
2. Put a battery in the compartment
according to the polarity symbols
(r and -) marked inside
3. Replace the cover and snap it shut.
When the transmitter's range decreas-
es. replace lts battery.
In thefruck
To power the Buzzsnw. we recommend
you use:
‘ 9.6V battery pack
for the meter;
PS "9
Pack”}, then follow these steps
for the trans- .
mstell the battery pack in the
truck. ,
Warning: If you us: alkaline batteries
to power the motor, they will get very
hot. To keep from getting burned, wait
a few minutes after you stop using the
Buzzsaw before you remove the but-
terles‘
1. Slide the truck's ONIOFF switch to
OFF.
2. Use a coin to turn the battery cum-
partment’s two latches counter
clockwise (left) untll they stop.
Then lift open the battery com-
partment’s door.
3. If you are uslng 9.6v Ni-Cd battery
pack, glue it in'the recessednm
with the battery pack's cmctnr” '
on the some side as the trudt‘sl'
matching connector. Attach the
battery packs qonnectar tn the _,
truck's matching tonnefionbcmt
force them! They fit togethu-nnly
one way. ' , .
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4 Close the cover, then turn the
latches clockwise (right) until they
stop to secure the cover.
Charging a Rechargeable
Battery Pack
You must place rechargeable battery
pack before you can use them to power
the Buzzsaw. To charge them, yen need
a battery charger.
Note: Occasionally, fully discharge Ni-
Cd battery pack or batteries before
you recharge them Otherwise] the re-
chargeable ba‘l‘few pack or batteries
lose their ability to fully charge;
Warrant: The EPA oer-ti-
fied RBRC’ WM‘»
cling Sool earthy:
battery indieatuka-
dioShack is voluntarilypa-
ticipating in an industry program
collect and recycle these bat-tenant
the end of their useful life, when-taken
our of servxce in the United States or
Canada The RBRC program provides a
convenient’alteruative to placing used
Ni-Cd batteries into the trash or the
municipal waste stream, which may be
illegal in your area. Please call 1-800-
' THE—SHACK (1.wo-a43~7422) for in-
formation on Ni~Cd buttery recycling
and disposal bons/restrictims in yaur
area. knriiashack's involvement in this
program is part of the company'soom-
mitment to preserving our environ—
ment and conserving our natural
resources.
Driving the Buzzaaw
Warning: Never play with the truck in
the street.
Caufiun: To avoid crashes, always
watch where the truck is going.
1, Slide ONIOFF to ON. The Buzzsaw's
headlights turn on.
2. Slide UH (under the rear bumper)
to H for driving on smooth sur-
faces or To L for driving on
roughér surfaces.
back wheels by hand
again.
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- You might hear a squeaking sound With the front of the Buzzsow facing
when driving your truck on a away from you, turn the control clock-
rough surface. This sound is wisz (towafd n) if the truck is pulling
made by the clutch that protects to the left, or counterclockwise (to-
the gear box. This is normal word I.) if the truck is pulling to the
right.
3. Use the transmitters control
levers to drive and steer the truck. A HELPFUL HI N75
“if" 6mm“ These hints can help you get the most
~ push forward to move forward "Emma" from 7°“? Bum"-
. pull backward 1.0 move back ' Running your truck continuously for
long periods generates high heat
- release to stop levels. Heat causes wear and tear
, on the motor. To help keep heat
Rig,“ Control L‘V" levels down, when your truck's bat-
tery power dies, let the truck cool
at least 10 minutes before install-
- push right to move right ing newly charged batteries.
' push left to move left
- If the truck's motor runs but it
does not respond to the transmit-
44 When you finish driving the ter, move closer to the truck and
Buzzsnw, slide ONIOFF to OFF. The try again.
headlights turn off.
~ release to go straight
- If the truck moves slowly, and you
have installed fresh or recharged
SHE/JG WE WHEEL batteries, check the wheel mecha-
ALI ME nisms ifor lint, thread. hair or dust.
If the Buzzsow does not drive in a , If someone uses a CB nearby, it .
straight line when you release the right might interfere with your control
control lever, use a flathead screwdriv- of the truck. If-this happens, move"
or to adjust the wheel alignment con- the truck and transmitter away
trol on the bottom of the truck. from the a,
~ You cannot operate your Buzzsaw
near devices with transmitters
that use the same frequency as
your truck (27 MHz or 49 MHz. ,
check the truck‘s box to see'which .
frequency your truck uses).
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CARE
The following suggestions will help you
care for your Buzzsaw so you can enjoy
it for years.
- Do not drive the truck through
puddles or mud, on is wet floor, or
in sand, min, or snow. These con
damage it.
~ Do not expose the truck or trans-
mittzr to temperature extremes,
and do not store them in direct
sunlight or near a heat source.
- Do not leave the truck or transmit-
ter outside overnight. Night damp-
ness can damage their electronic
circuits.
USERREPLACEABLE PART 5
You can order replacement
parts for your vehicle at your
local RodioShock store. Simply
identify the part(s) you need
from this exploded view, then
find the port number in the
“User-Replaceable Parts List”
on Page 6.
- To protect the tmck's mechanisms
from lint and hair, do not drive the
truck on carpet.
- Wipe the truck and transmitter
with a damp cloth occasionally to
keep them looking now. Do not use
harsh chemicals to clean them.
Modifying or tampering with the
truck‘s or transmitters internal com-
ponents can cause i: malfunction and
might invalidate the truck’s warranty
and void your FCC authorization to op-
erate it. If your truck is not perform
ing as it should, take it and the
transmitter to your loco! RodioShock
store for assistance.
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