User manual VS TANK PRO RC INFRARED BATTLE TANK

[. . . ] Never try to disassemble or aller the product to avoid malfunction or danger. Because malfunction may be caused when the tank or remote controller is immersed in the water or gets wet, stop using immediately and remove all batteries and contact our after-sales service center. tha lanlz nr tha ramnla nnnfrnllar f^ cfr^nd cr r hn nnl avnaoa rnlinhf r)fhanuiea tha\/ m. \/ ha dcformed nr nannnf ft tnnfi^n nnrrectlv + INsTALLING REcErvrNG ANTENNA CAUTION ! I V Never cut the antenna, since the sharp end may be extremely dangerous and the control The right antenna is the VERITABLE receiving antenna. The left antenna is * Make sure your antenna is properly installed or else the movernent will be irnpaired the NOMINAL receiving antenna. When the antenna is inserted into the socket, the direction of the U - hook * Beware of the U-shaped part of the antenna as it is sharp and may cut your hand part must be adjusted for the antenna. Veritable Antenna Veritable Antenna _\____\ Antenna Socket distance is reduced or the actions are wrong. Antenna Socket + FiGw ro cHANGE rHE cRYSTAL lf the U-shaped part of the antenna is lf you want to change the channel of your tank, you can simply change the crystal, so you can play with up to six other tanks at the same time, but the transmitter must match with the receiver's. When you buy the crystals for various tanks running at the same time, you need to buy the crystal package and be sure the package includes both crystals for transmitting and receiving signals (there are six packages to choose from). Be sure you are using different channels with other radio control toys when beginning a game, otherwise the signals will be confused and you cannot control your unit correctly. not attached firmiy, the control signal will become unstable. [. . . ] To fix the problem, use a paii'of pliers to tighten the toothed paris. tsattery ccver Check both metals on the battery side and the connector side. The wrres cannot be placed under the battery + BATTFRTEs FsR TrrNK C Pull the cover fastener under the body BGnDV r ". , I $ l. ' \;' ri r/ilntrmru I ITI NGrffIUTrrT and remove the battery cCIver WARNENG 1. ! The end of antenna must be turned tight. Battery cover 2. Make sure the terminals of the 006P battery cannot cause injury. 3. Do not mix alkaline and lithium Bx AA Alkaline batteries or batteries to avoid leakage and burn damage. rechargeable batteries 4. lf the poiarities (+) and (-) are made opposite, battery leakage or device malfunction may occur. ( Load in the @ Pull the cover fastener and insert the claws properly to replace the cover. + How To coNTRoL RuNNING do the above steps in reverse' First pull outthe antenna, turn on the transmitter, then the tank. Forturning off, cAurloN * ! When turning on the power, the transmitter should be first turned ON. When turning off the power, the tank should be first O Antenna TRANSIVIITTER Make sure you run the tank on a normal condition surface with normal control after it has been shut down by the protection system. Otherwise, the tank maY not function normally and suddenly rush forward. lf the transmitter is too close to the tank Forward 2 speed Light Right turn 2 sPeed " Transmissible switch or its antenna touches other articles, the tank may not be properly controlled. Left turn 2 speed . lf the tank is used indoor, controlling range of radio signals may be shorlened' Turret right turn Left turn 1 speed Fire button Right turn 1 speed X To turn left or right while Turret left turn Cannon up/down Forward 1 speed running forward or backward, swiftly release the finger on the forward or backward button and press the relevant turn button. Forward There are 3 forward speeds * " lf the tank is within 1m away from the transmitter, please shorlen the antenna. Do not try to force running parts, such as wheels, caterpillar, turret or gun to Backward left turn Backward right turn a sudden stoP. * lf the gun hits something when moving, it may bend and is unable to shoot. Forward right turn ! Piease do not run the tank for more than '15 minutes. lt might Forward left turn also damage the motor and the electronic par1s. Let the tank cool down 5 to 6 minutes when it has been running 10 to '15 minutes. Do not run the tank for a very long time, since the motor and electronic parts will overheat and it might cause problems with your unit' There are two speeds There are tivo speeds The maximum running time is 20 ninutes. lmmediateiy stop the tank from running and shooting in such circumstances. \, Vhenever the turret turns to its limit at the Turret Left Turn Front Front rret Rlght Turn back of the tank, the clutch functions and prevents from further turning of the turret. This is not a glitch, so please do not try to force the turret to turn any further to avoid damage. (:- -: CAUTION ! The maximum shooting range of the RC tank is 8m, which may differ according to B ack Back the actual shooting condition, but rnay decrease in outdoor environments, especially The clutch functions whenever the turret reaches the iimit and cannot turn any further, direct sunlight. S'ARNING to malfunction. ! The following actions may cause the tank O Vertical Movement of Turret . rlt Fwd (1-3 speeds) + Back -> Fwd (1-3 speeds) "'. . '' ''''"''. ""' - . . . . . :. . . r:, :r1. . . :llr i - . , '' ;1. , , , , . "''""" o j. o"" ii i ffi-- . . , -tJ r r, . IDCWN outton Maximum firing range is about Bm Fwd + Back Right Turn -> Fwci Fwd + Back Left Turn -> Right i i ii l'', , '"' . . . ' , ' l i Right (1-2 speeds) + Back -> Quick R. ight Turn Right Turn + Back Right Turn -> Right Turn Left Turn + Back -> Stop Right 1 speed + Left 1 Speed -> Fwd 1 Speed Right 2 speed + Left 2 Speed -> Fwd 2 Speed Right 1 speed + Left 1 Speed -> Fwd 1 Speed Right 2 Speed + Left 2 Speed -> Fwd 2 Speed Right 1 Speed + Left 2 Speed -> Fwd 2 Speed Left 1 Speed + Back Left Turn -> Stop Left 2 Speed + Back Left Turn -> Adjust Muzzle / lGr1 lVr, lsll X The gun can ecntinucusly and alternately move up and dov\in when button is kept pressing. Notice: Gun m uzzle can move up or down Turn turret - Two speeds Left 2 Speed + Back -> Adjust Muzzle + Back Right Turn Back Left Turn + Back Right Turn -> Back S Shooting The shooting indicator right before a L/ Press this button to fire an infrared beam CAUTION !The gun cannot shoot when the the burtton is pressed. main switch of the tank anci remote are turned off. To shoot press the Shoot button. O SUGGESTION: Operations can be combined to simulate actual tank X Examples: moves. 1. Run + Turret Turn + Shoot = The tank runs with the turret turning and gun shooting 3. Turn + Turret Turn + Shoot = The tank turns with the turret turning and gun shooting X CAUTION: Conibinations consume more battery power. ASSEMBLED SPARE PARTS & CRAWLER O Assembled Spare Parts A-O Every pack of crawlers includes X O These spare parts have been assembled before they are sold. Replacement Parts 1 O Replacement Parts 2 O Replacement Parts 3 one long and short crawler. O Tank Operator Desert Yellow A-1D Camouflage Color A-1S Desert Yellow A-zD Camouflage Color A-2S Desert Yellow A-3D Camouflage Color A-3S 2 coupling pins Runner frame parts A O Heavy machine gun and towing parts -i Misc. parts (L) W* Desert Yellow A-7D Camouflage Color A-7S Desert Yellow A-4D Camouflage Color A-4S Desert Yellow A-50 Camouflage Color A-55 O Every tank has two packs of crawlers See the instruction picture below, Hook Parts 4-6 O Receiving Antenna O Changing The Crawler ln the event that the crawler gets loose, any forced movement may cause it to break. Conectly reassemble the crawler before you try to operate it. O Change crawlers as shown in the figure as below Long Crawler <r Push down the wheels to reduce tension of the crawler. [. . . ] Malfunctions due to misuses (reverse battery connections, wet parts, bumps etc). Malfunctions due to improper assembly or restructuring or use of unspecified parts Malfunctions caused during moving or by fails or poor storage condition. Chassis or motor damages caused by running over places with excessive resistance. The manufacturer does not offer repair services for commodities restructured or disassembled by the user. 10' other malfunctions or breaks not within the range of our quality guarantee. 11 . [. . . ]