Supertoys Co 4063-RC01-TX Remote Control Toy Car User Manual
Supertoys Industrial Co Ltd Remote Control Toy Car
User Manual
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| Date Submitted | 2000-08-02 00:00:00 |
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2. Install a bqfleny in the compartment according to the polarity symbols (0 and -) marked inside. 3 Replace the cover and secure it with the Screw. When the tronslnitter’s range decreases, replace its battery. In The Challenger The Challenger requires two nA batlerles, For the best performance and longest life, we recommend Radioshack alkaline batter» ies. Follow these steps to install the Challeng- er's batteries. 1. Slide OFF/(m on the bottom of the Challenger to OFF 2. Use a rain to slide the battery com- partment cover in the direction of the arrow then lift and remove the cover P‘ Put the batteries in the compartment according to the polarity symbols (~ and -) marked inside. 4, Replace the cover. ‘ DRIVI NG THE CHALLENGER Warning: Never play with your Challenger in the street, 1, Pick Up the Challenger and slide the OFF/ON switch to ON. OFF/ON 2, To drive the Challenger forward, hold the trigger on the transmitter toward the battery compartment. 3. To circle the Challenger backward, hold the trigger away from the battery compartment. Note: Your Challenger stops when it ' runs into something, but the motor keeps running. When this happens, hold the trigger away from the battery compartment to circle backward, or move the Challenger by hand. 4. Release the trigger to stop the Chal- lenger. 5 When you finish drivmg the Challenger, slide the OFFION switch to OFF. HELPFUL H1 NTS Follow these hints to get the mast enilry- ment from the Challenger. ~ Running your car continuously for long periods causes wear and tear on the motor, To help keep heat levels down, when your car's battery dies, let the car cool at least 10 minutu before installing new' batteries. .~ If someone useso CB nearbth might interfere with control of the car. If this happens, move the car away from the CB, - You cannot operate your car near devices with transmitters that use the same frequency (27 MHZ). - if the cur moves slowly, and you have installed fresh batteries, check the wheel mechanisms for lint, thread, hair, and dust, ' Be sure the car is not out of the trans- mitter’s range (about 60 feet). The range depends on the surroundings and on battery strength. Obstructions (such as buildings, fences, and so on) between the transmitter and the car reduce the range. CARE To core for your Radioshack Challenger so you can enjoy it for years: ' ~ 09 not use the Challenger an a wet floor, on sand, or in mud, rain, or snow. These can damage it, ' Do not expose the Challenger to tem- perature extremes. ~ Wipe the Challenger with a damp cloth occasionally to keep it looking new. be not use harsh chemicals to clean the Challenger. Modifying or tampering with the Challeng- er’s or the transmitter’s compartments can cause a malfunction and might invalidate the warranty and void your FCC authoriza- tion to operate them. If the Challenger does not work properly, take it to your local RadiaShack store for assistance. U5E_R~REPLACEABLE PAR! 5 You can order these parls through your lu- cal Radioshack store. Battery Door (Tmnslnillell 12258994 Warning : Change or modification to this ullil not expressly approved by llte pally lespuiuible for . mllmllnllcc could void lllc user's nulllurily lo opemle lee equipnwnl. NOTE : This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits (at n cuss IJ digiml device. pursuant I0 Purl I5 at the I'L'C Rules "hes! Ilmits ale designed to latitude rcusulullilc ||u cclluil against harmful illlellerellce in n residential installation This cqlliplmlll gnnumies. es and can radiate radio frequency mergy and. it not ' smiled and used in accordance \\'llll the illsllurliuns , cum hanlllul interference (0 radio collllllullic‘dliolls However. in": is no gunmlllcc nun inmlmm will llol occur in n pnlliculnl l" n. ll llli< equlplllcnl dues mum l-unn u llllurlelcnce lo radio or lelevisin receplion. which can be determined by turning the equipllmll ollnlnl on. Ille user is ’ encouraged to ny n, alum lllc inurlmncc ll) ulle or more Dfllle following lncusiues : u Reollelll or mimic IlK‘ teething ilnleullu, an increase lltc sepihmllml between lltc equiplllclll null receiver. ecl llle aquiplltclll illlo an outlet in n clrcull dlll'eretll non. dun lo nlucn Ille recthet is needed. a Consult Ille dealer W an experienced mdiuITV technical: (or hcl .
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