Failsafe Module (Optional); Checking The Range Of The Remote Control Transmitter - Conrad REELY ROAD Hotlander Next Generation Pro S18 1:10 GP Monstertruck Notice D'emploi

• Connect the 6V receiver battery (hump rechargeable battery pack) to
the switch cable. Observe the correct polarity and a tight fit. Carefully
connect both plugs.
• Reinsert the hump battery pack with the cables and the plug into the
RC box.
• Carefully remove the receiver from the RC box and uncoil the aerial
wire.
• Guide the aerial wire outwards through the opening in the cover of the
RC box.
• Thread the aerial of the receiver through the enclosed aerial guide
tube.
• Now plug the bottom end of the aerial guide tube into the recess on the
cover of the RC box.
• Secure the aerial tube in the aerial foot.
• Secure the aerial wire on the top of the guide tube with the rubber cap.
Never shorten the aerial wire!
• Switch on the transmitter. The control LED of the transmitter should be brightly lit. If it is not lit, check the batteries/rechargeable batteries and replace them if
necessary.
• Switch the receiver on with the switch on the cover of the RC box. Now the servos should move to neutral position.
Always proceed in the correct sequence when turning the transmitter and receiver on or off!
Switching on: Always switch on the transmitter first, then the receiver.
Switching off: Always switch off the receiver first, then the transmitter.
The remote control provided with the model has only been preset. Before the first drive, the throttle and steering travel must be adjusted to ensure
that the servos will not be blocked at full power (humming servos).
e) Fail-Safe Module (optional)
To control the vehicle when reception is poor or the receiver battery is low, the model should be equipped with a fail-safe module. The fail-safe module controls
the throttle break servo.
Before first use, the fail-safe has to be programmed to the right position of the throttle/brake servo. Observe the operating instructions for the fail-
safe.
The programmed fail-safe position must ensure that to motor is throttled back and the brake is activated.
The fail-safe is installed between the receiver and throttle servo inside the RC box.
f) Checking the Range of the Remote Control Transmitter
In order not to lose control over your model you should, before each first start or after a crash, check the function and range of the RC system. For the range test,
it is sufficient to test the function of the steering servo.
Support the model at the front axle in a way that allows the wheels to hang freely.
Due to the good traction of the wheels and the weight of the vehicle, the wheels would not follow your steering commands spontaneously and directly while the
wheels stand still on the floor. This however changes during operation.
Only perform the range test when the combustion engine is not running!
• Completely collapse the transmitter's telescope aerial. First, switch on the transmitter and then the receiver.
• Move approx. 50 m away from the model.
• Move the steering wheel (channel 1) to the right. Now the wheels must turn to the right!
• Move the steering wheel to the left. Now the wheels must turn to the left!
• Release the lever of the remote control. The wheels must turn back into the straight drive position.
Never drive the model with a remote control that is not functioning properly! If the remote control does not function properly, first check the charge
status of the transmitter and receiver batteries and make sure that nobody uses the same frequency as you.
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