User Manual
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| Document Description | User Manual |
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| Document Type | User Manual |
| Display Format | Adobe Acrobat PDF - pdf |
| Filesize | 29.08kB (363562 bits) |
| Date Submitted | 2003-07-14 00:00:00 |
| Date Available | 2003-07-14 00:00:00 |
| Creation Date | 2003-05-29 16:11:29 |
| Document Lastmod | 2003-05-29 16:26:11 |
| Document Title | User Manual |
| Document Creator | HP 9100C Digital Sender |
| Document Author: | ITS ELECTRIC TOY |
Range when vehicle goes beyond radio slgnaI contact, loss of control or slowness will occur. Interference Extend transmit antenna higherfor re contact. Advisahle not to use vehicle close to high tension wires or Em“ 3mm" '5 Sf'ewed 0" nghfly cs radios HINTS FOR MAINTENANCE Radio waves lnlerIeteME may affect behaviour at the vehicle Special care for your vehicle is mentioned below Do nmaliuseyaur rehte Avoid heat water sand and high impact collisions orirpad vehicles run easily on grassy surtaces . Avordusrng vehicle on wet surfaces or rain. Avald using vehicle on sandy or dusty areas Avald using vehicle for long periods under dived sunlight. Sunllght preveessrve hear may damage serrsitrve ieleciramt instruments . store vehicle transmitter in dry cool places away from heaters or warm areas Cullislun with hard surlace may damage vehicle. , Vehicle will not perform on thick carpet or dusty floors. Avotd running two vehicles oi the same lrequencyl Purchase two vehicles with drflererrt frequencies instead) c Always hmsh your vehicle after use lo remove dust Keep vehicle clean. ~ Always wrpe vehicle wrth soft rag or cloth. Avoid cleaning vehicle with warm or any chemicals TROUBLE SHOOTING AND (ARE FOR R/C VEHICLES PROBLEMI VEHICLE DOES NOT move Are the + and -'s contacts correctly matched in Ilansmmer’ Are the metal contact tabs touching. rusty or duty iii tvansminer? Are there hatteries ln vehicle and Hartsmlllet’ is the power switch on vehrtle arid transmitter turned oril is the batteries weak or ml! or power: PROBLEM! VEHICLE nuns stowtv The batteries are weak or iadrng. the batteries are worn out and need to be replaced Batteries are miss matched cl did IF VEHICLE HAS A NOTICEABLE DROP lN PERFORMANCE INCDNSISTENT MOVEMENT OR FAlLS TO RUN. REPLACE FRBH BAflchEs FOR GOOD RESULT, USE ALKALINE BATTERY. Battery Life Extend battery life by switching ofiwhen not in use. Wa rn i ng : Changes or ritutiirrcaliuns to this unit not expressly approved by the party iESponslbIe for compliance caulti void the user s authority to operate the equipment NOTE: This equipment has heeri tested arid lound to comply with the limits lot a Class is digital device. pursuant to Perl is atrct Rules and RBifIE Directive 1999/S'ECJhsse limits are deugried to provide reasonable protection against harmful interlererrte iii a lesidenllal installation This equipment generates, uses and tart radiate radio Iiequerity eriergy and it not installed and used in accordance riith the lllstmctlnni_ may cause harrrriul rnterlerente the radio communications however there is no guarartee that rnterierehce wrll riot lxcuv in a particular irisrallarrori it this equipment dues cause harmlui rn-eriereate I0 radio ul lelevisidrr reception which tan he determined by mmlnq the eaurprrierit all and an, the user is enmulaged lo try to correct the intedtrence try one at mare til the lolidwing measures Renrilm or rtlotlu the receiving antenna. Jutlanse the separation between the equipment and receiver (mined tire equipment into art outlet on a circuit dillerent from that rir irihith the recelvm is needed (nmuk the dealer or an npevlented (idiom! lechniadn (in help PMS Pmums FDR WE new UK SPAIN GERMANY FRANCE aEtGluM. ITALY wrlithlAh'n irlE NUhE‘iLANDS DEVMARK us AND CANADA nth-tad In Cnlnl Another Duuilly Product rrmrr N0.9350/9359 BZAPTOYS 2002 MADE IN CHINA Dune Buyyvl Dune Runner IIISII’IIGIIIIII MHIIIIIII /6. 0 II Fllll FIIIIGTIIIII IIIIIIIII IIIIII'I'IIIII PLEASE ENSURE TO REMOVE ALL ACCESSORIES AND COMPONENTS FROM THE PACKAGING LOCK BATI'ERV COM PARTMENT: mine THE EATI'YRY COMPARTMENT INTO POSITION LOCK rr. You Aitc SU to hurui ;. - xfizx Pull out the llama, puxyuurowrl I2" figure into the VEIIIdE Uslng battery Compartment as m sv battery tor transmitter This vehicle has high and low speed, simply push the switch under the chassis to select HIGH on LOW speed Sometimes it may have difficulties to push the swrieh due to rhe gears inside cannot be engaged vou can rotate the wheels manually as to help the gear engagement INSTALLATION OF VEHICLE ANTENNA OPERATION A. Insert antenna wire through hollow tube. Turn switch to on position for powerlndicarur light will come 0an not, check power cf battenes. Extend the B. insert tube into hole of vehicle. antenna to full length. Swrrch ofivehicle and transmitter after use. Remove all batteries. AVOID PULLING WIRE TOO TIGHT C. Tie a knot on top at wire to secure. mm mm ii. an <—> FORWARD LEFI' / RlGHT NEUTRAL STEERING A. REVERSE TRIM SWITCH CONTROL The switch is located on the underslde ofthe vehicle, between the two front wheels and is used to align the wheels for consistent straight line driving. C. B, TRANSMITTER BATTERY INSTALLATION AND ASSEMBLY A. Insert one '9\/ battery PROVIDED matching + and A signs. 8. In a clockwise direction, screw the threaded end of antenna inro (avtty lotated on top oftransmitter. Ensure antenna is tightly screwed for good transmission. SWITCH THE VEHICLE ON. IT IS NOW READY TO RUN.
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