SCIENTIFIC TOYS LTD. FCC ID : BY3E889 JOB # : 121ZHO Operating Instructions ExHIBIT#: 7 Important: Please note the vehicle uses with a 9.6 volt battery pack (NOT INCLUDED) and the battery pack is charged by a charger
(NOT INCLUDED). BATTERY INSTALLATION:-
BATTERY CHARGING
. Plug the Battery Charger into wall outlet,
. Connect the cables leading from the Battery Pack and the Charger together by snapping the jack and the socket tightly. (See Diagram 1)
. Todisconnect cables, press down on the clip and pull apart. (See Diagram 1) After charging for 4 hours, the Battery Pack will be warm, This condition is normal for fully charged batteries. Ifthe speed of the car slows down suddenly, itis time to recharge. After use, the Battery Pack will be hot! Wait at least 20 minutes until it cools before recharging. Recharging a warm or hot Battery Pack will greatly shorten the use life of the battery. ane ue BATTERY LOADING VEHICLE Push the ON/OFF switch te "OFF" position. (See Diagram 2) Plug the jack of the vehicle into the socket of the Battery Pack just like Diagram 1. Tum the lid stopper to the clockwise direction. (See Diagram 3)
. Slide the battery lid backward, then lift it open and put the Battery Pack inside properly, (See Diagram 4)
. Refit the battery cover, oR TRANSMITTER 1. Slide open the battery cover of the tansmitter and put a "9" battery inside following the engraved sign. (See Diagram 5) 2. Replace the battery cover. HOW TO SET "Gear changeover" LEVER 1. Setthe gear changeover lever to "SLOW" (right) or "FAST" (left), (See Diagram 6) HOW TO PLAY:-
START TO PLAY A. Build up antenna by passing the cable through the antenna tube provided and plug into the vehicle tightly. Otherwise, the vehicle will not work. (See Diagram 7) B. Serew the antenna on the top of the transmitter and extend to fulllength. (See Diagram 8) C. Push the transmitter ON/OFF switch to the "ON" position and LED lights up. (See Diagram 8) DO. Push the ON/OFF switch to the "ON" position of the vehicle, (See Diagram 9) FORWARD RUNNING E, Pull the trigger to the backward direction for forward running. (See Diagram 10) REVERSE RUNNING F. Push the trigger to the forward direction for reverse running. (See Diagram 11) FRONT WHEELS STEERING ADJUSTMENT If the vehicle does not run straight forward, adjust the lever for satisfactory alignment on the underside of the vehicle, (See Diagram 12) H. If the vehicle runs towards left, tum Steering Alignment Lever" towards "R"
1. Ifthe vehicle runs towards right, tum "Steering Alignment Lever towards "L"
STEERING OPERATION J. Tum the Steering Wheel to the anticlockwise or clockwise direction while pulling the trigger to the backward direction atthe same time, the car will turn left or right and run forward. (See Diagram 13) kK. Tum the Steering Wheel to the anticlockwise or clockwise direction while pushing the trigger to the forward direction at the same time, the car will tum leftor right and run backward. (See Diagram 14) STOP OPERATION L. Release the trigger, the car will stop, (See Diagram 15) 1998 SCIENTIFIC TOYS, LTD. CHAI WAN, HONG KONG. PRINTED IN HONG KONG Ql. NO. 1424 FCC 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. PERFORMANCE TIPS Don't drive in grass or sand. Don't go through water, Make sure ON/OFF switch on your vehicle is OFF when not in use. Don't bend antenna. ~
- Electrical, CB interference, mobile phones, air conditioning, elevators, steel girders in building, will affect the operation of your vehicle.
- Don't leave the vehicle or transmitter near sources of heat or under direct sunlight for long period of ime.
- Remove the batteries from the vehicle and transmitter when not in use. ATTENTION PARENTS:-
ITIS RECOMMENDED THAT THIS TOY AND ALL ACCESSORIES BE PERIODICALLY EXAMINED FOR POTENTIAL HAZARDS AND THAT ANY POTENTIALLY HAZARDOUS PARTS BE REPAIRED OR REPLACED.
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