Toy State 38721 Remote Control Toy Transmitter User Manual 38721 CAT Instr 101703

Toy State Industrial Ltd Remote Control Toy Transmitter 38721 CAT Instr 101703

User Manual

CAUTION-ELECTRICALLY OPERATED PRODUCT:NOT RECOMMENDED FOR CHILDREN UNDER 5 YEARSOF AGE. AS WITH ALL ELECTRIC PRODUCTS,PRECAUTIONS SHOULD BE OBSERVED DURINGHANDLING AND USE TO PREVENT ELECTRIC SHOCK.INPUT: 120V AC 60Hz 3.8W. OUTPUT: 12V DC 200mA.RADIO CONTROLDUMP TRUCKOWNER’S MANUALBATTERY REQUIREMENTS:4 “AA” Batteries (for Controller)One 9.6V Rechargeable PowerPack/Charger (for Truck).MADE IN CHINATOY STATE INDUSTRIAL LTD.14 Science Museum Road, Kowloon, Hong KongCall for Help!If you have questions about this toyCall Toll-Free: 1-877-473-8015Between 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. E.S.T. Monday thru FridayContact via e-mail: consumerservice@toystate.com© 2004 CaterpillarCAT, CATERPILLAR, and their design marksare registered trademarks of Caterpillar Inc.
8MANUFACTURERS NOTE1FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION COMPLIANCE“Modifications not authorized by the manufacturer may void users authority to operate the device.”CAUTIONImportant Battery InformationRECHARGEABLE BATTERY PACK IS NICKEL CADMIUM, BATTERY MUST BE RECYCLED OR DISPOSEDOF PROPERLY.NOTE: 10 hour charging is recommended. The minimal time for charging is no less than 5 to 6 hoursto assure proper performance of the dump truck.•Allow the battery pack to cool before recharging.•Do not recharge batteries that are leaking or broken.•Always disconnect battery pack from truck when not in use.•Do not dispose of battery pack in fire.•Dispose of NiCd battery packs properly.•Always remove battery pack from vehicle before charging.•Do not use charger for any other use other than instructed in directions.•Use only batteries of the type recommended.•Do not mix alkaline, standard (carbon-zinc) or rechargeable (nickel-cadmium) batteries.•Do not mix old and new batteries.•Remove batteries from truck if vehicle will not be used for a long period.NOTE:This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuantto Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmfulinterference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequencyenergy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interferenceto radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particularinstallation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which canbe determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct theinterference by one or more of the following measures:•Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.•Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.•Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.•Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.PROBLEM! TRUCK DOES NOT MOVEPROBLEM! TRUCK MOVES BY ITSELFPROBLEM! TRUCK RUNS SLOWLYTROUBLESHOOTING AND CARE FOR R/C TRUCKS• Are the + and –‘s contacts correctly matched in the controller?• Are the metal contact tabs touching, rusty or dirty in controller?• Are there batteries in the vehicle and controller?• Is the power switch turned on?• Is the battery/power pack weak or out of power?• Is the Lock button on the controller activated? Press again to start the engine.• Are there batteries in controller?• There is radio interference in the area.• Another R/C vehicle with the same frequency is close by.• The antenna of controller is not screwed in tight.• The antenna is not fully extended.• A supernatural phenomenon.• There is radio interference in the area.• Another R/C vehicle with the same frequency is close by.• The antenna of controller is not screwed in tight.• The antenna is not fully extended.PROBLEM?PERFORMANCE DROP, INCONSISTENT MOVEMENT OR FAILS TO RUNRecharge battery power pack for 5 to 6 hours minimum and replace batteries in controller withnew alkaline batteries.Call 1-877-473-8015 for help!FRONT END ALIGNMENTTrim adjustment is located under vehicle between frontwheels. Adjust trim to align wheels for straight line driving.
7REMOVE THE “TRY ME” WIRE2Your CAT Radio Control Truck was sold in ashelf demo package. Remove the vehicle andcontroller from box. Remove and discard the “TRYME” wire from vehicle and controller. The wire isnot required for normal operation.Charge the 9.6V Power Pack for at least 10hours (first 2 charges) and your CAT truck is readyto run.2. Insert a fully charged 9.6V power pack into the truck,mating the plug to the battery pack.Remove and discard “Try Me” wire fromcontroller and vehicle.TREAT YOUR TRUCK WELLRadio waves control and drive the truck. Care for your truck and it will provide hours of fun!Avoid water, heat, sand and high impact crashes! Off road vehicles may run on grassy dry areas.Store in safe place. No direct sunlight. No rain.No sand or dust. No Collisions. Truck may get stuck on carpet or grass.Avoid running 2vehicles with thesame radio controlfrequencies.CLEANING AND MAINTAINING HINTSBrush areas where dirt and dustget trapped. Wipe body off with a soft rag ortact cloth. Do not clean vehicle withchemicals or water.1. Your controller comes equipped with 4 “AA” batteries.Alkaline batteries are recommended.1. A special wire (connecting the controller & thechassis) is required for demonstration. Pleasedisconnect and discard this wire after purchase.BATTERIES AND ANTENNA TUBE INSTALLATION4. Insert tube into hole on vehicle. Tie a knot with wire atthe top of the tube. (Do not pull wire tight)3. Push antenna through the hallow tube.
TRUCK FEATURES5BATTERY PACK INSTALLATION IN TRUCK4Forward Action! Reverse Action!Turns Left or Right. Raise or Lower Dump Bed.Activate Sound Effects.To remove battery cover, loosen screwto open.IMPORTANT:YOUR CAT 9.6V POWER CHARGE NiCd BATTERY PACK MUST BE FULLY CHARGED PRIOR TO USE.FOR BEST RESULTS BE SURE TO CHARGE BATTERY PACK FOR 10 HOURS. WHEN CHARGINGBATTERY PACK FOR THE 2ND TIME, ALSO CHARGE BATTERY PACK FOR 10 HOURS. AFTER THEINITIAL 2 CHARGES, BATTERY PACKS WILL THEN ACHIEVE FULL CHARGE IN 5 TO 6 HOURS.NOTE: 10 hour charging is recommended. The minimal time for charging is no less than 5 hours toassure proper performance of the dump truck.Place 9.6V battery in compartmentand secure battery cover.Connect battery by mating two plastic clips.BATTERY AND ANTENNA INSTALLATION IN CONTROLLERLoosen screw to open batterycompartment. Insert 4 “AA” Batteries. Be sure the +and – are properly matched. Screw antenna in tightly for besttransmission.NOTE: For best performance, always use alkaline batteries only.
NO PATIENCE. . . QUICK START GUIDE3DRIVING THE TRUCK6Turn ON/OFF switch(on bottom of leftfuel tank) to the ONposition (as shown.)Flashing LED ontruck indicatespower on.Forward, Neutral andReverseDump Bed Control(Up and Down)AntennaExtend controllerantenna to fulllength. Indicatorlight works whenin use.Left and RightSteeringStart, Horn, MusicAfter play, always turn vehicle off. Remove “AA” batteries from controller and 9.6V rechargeable PowerPack from vehicle when not in use or when storing. Leakage may occur and cause damage if left for along period of time.Easy Carry Handle• Remove demo wire.• Fully charge battery pack for 10 hours.• Install battery pack in truck.• Install antenna.• Learn function of controller.• Enjoy!Start, Horn, MusicTIPS & TRICKSFULLY CHARGE THE BATTERY PACKAlways use truck with a fully charged battery pack.Partially charged packs will not provide optimalperformance.NOTE: 10 hour charging is recommended. The minimal timefor charging is no less than 5 to 6 hours to assure properperformance of the dump truck.INSTALLATION OF POWER PACKAlign battery pack with arrows in batterycompartment. Connect wires from pack to matingconnector of truck.STRONG BATTERY MEANS OPTIMUMPERFORMANCESave the battery by turning off vehicle when not in use.LIMITED RADIO CONTROL RANGEWhile truck may be visible at a distance, fulloperational control may be lost. Hold controllerhigh in the air and direct truck back.INTERFERENCEOther radio signals may cause loss of control.Remove vehicle from an area of interference.80-100 FT.
HOW TO RECHARGE THE Ni-Cd BATTERY PACKNi-Cd Rechargeable Battery Pack and Charger(Not Included in the kit)•The newly purchased Ni-Cd pack (4.8V, 9.6V, 600mAH-720mAH) is not charged. Recharge before starting.•How to use the special charger for Ni-Cd packs:• Average recharging time is approximately 5 to 6 hours.1. The charger with the battery pack.3. Plug the charger into the socket.2. Plug in the female connector.4. The battery pack will be automaticallycharged.

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