USERS MANUAL

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Users Manual

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TOYOTA Celica RADIO CONTROLLED with MP3 Player OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS: CONTENTS: 1. Vehiclex 1 4. 1.5V AA battery x 2 PRESS HERE 2. Transmitter x 1 5.. 9.6V battery pack x 1 WHEN OEENING 3. Battery Charger x 1 6. USBcablex 1 LID STOPPER BATTERY PACK CARE / CAUTIONS: ONOFF . If battery pack and/or connectors are wet, allow them to dry tharoughly before charging. TURNS TO oA o No . Unplug the battery pack if it is not going to be used for several days. CLOCKMSE . Do not charge a battery pack that is hot, wet or shows signs of leakage or carrosion. DIRECTION . Do not expose to fire, as explosion may result. BATTERY Do not disassemble the battery pack. CHARGER 9.6V N—Cd BATTERY CHARGING: BATTERY PACK THE RECHARGEABLE NI—CD BATTERY PACK IS NOT CHARGED. PLEASE CHARGE IT FOR 4 HOURS PRIOR (DIAGRAM 1) TO USE. THE RECHARGEABLE Ni—CD BATTERY PACK & CHARGER ARE TO BE OPERATED BY ADULT. . Plug the wall pack battery chargerinto a wall outlet. No a A o oo Connect the battery pack and charger cables by snapping togetherthe fack and the socket fightly (See Diag. 1). . After charging for 4 hours, the battery pack will be warm. This condition is normalfor fully charged batteries. . If the speed ofthe car slows down or MP3 player stops playing suddenty, it is time to recharge. TURNS TO BATTERY LID CLOCKWISE . To disconnect the cables, press down on the clip and pull apart (See Diag. 1). DIRECTION . After use, the battery pack will be hot! Wait at least 20 minutes until it cools before recharging. . Recharging a warm or hat battery pack will greatly shorten battery life. BATTERY INSTALLATION: BATTERY COVER startn etfatie, NWTS VEHICLE: BOTTOM OF . Make sure the ON/OFF switch of both the vehicle and the MP3 Playerare at the ‘OFF‘ position (See Diag. 2&17). m 0 0 m > . Tur the lid stopper in the clockwise direction to open battery fid (See Diag. 3). (DIAGRAM 3) {DIAGRAM 4) . Lift the battery lid to open and place the battery pack inside properly (See Diag. 3). . Plug the jack of the battery pack into the socketof the battery compartment (See Diag. 3). . Replace the battery lid and turn the fid stopper to close. 4# » \ rorwarp TRANSMITTER: A. Unscrew the battery coverat the bottom ofthe transmitter and place two 1.5V AA batteries inside following the engraved signs (See Diag. 4). m casie B. Replace the battery cover. ANTENNA VEHICLE OPERATION: tuse —_] A.. Pass the cable through the antenna tube provided and plug into the vehicle fightly (See Diag. 5). B. Screw the telescoping antenna onto the top of the transmitter and extend to full length (See Diag. 6). PULL THE /\ TRIGGER C.. Push the ON/OFF switch to the "ON" position of the vehicle (See Diag. 2). (DIAGRAM 5) (PIAGRANM 6) (DIAGRAM 7) DRIVING FORWARD {TURBO POWER B00ST) D. Pull the trigger backward for forward running (See Diag. 7). E.. Pull thetriggerto haif way for normal speed (See Diag. 8). F. Pull the trigger all the way for turbo speed (See Diag. 9). Release the triggerhalf way to resume normal speed. DRIVING IN REVERSE: G.. Push the triggerof the fransmitter forward (away from you) (See Diag. 10}. FRONT WHEELS STEERING ADJUSTMENT: H.. If the vehicle does not run straight forward, adjust the lever for satisfactory alignmentat the underside of the PUSH THE vehicle (See Diag. 11}. TRIGGER 1. If the vehicle runs toward left, tum Steering AlignmentLever towards "R" (DIAGRAM 8) (DIAGRAM 9) {(DIAGRAM 10) J. If the vehicle runs toward right, turn Steering Alignment Lever towards "L". STEERING OPERATION: K. To make left or right—hand turns while driving forward, turn the steering wheel to left or right while pulling the trigger of the transmitter back (towards you) (See Diag. 12). stEErinc *&g* STEERING L. To makeleft or right—hand tums while driving in reverse, turm the steering wheel to left or right while pushing WHEEL the trigger of the transmitter forward (away from you). (See Diag. 13} STOP OPERATION: STEERING M. Release the triggerto stop. (See Diag. 14). ALIGNMENT LEVER CHANGING BANDS FOR MULTI—PLAYER SYSTEM A. There are three availabie bands so three cars may be raced at the same time B. Assign a different band for each car, 1.e. For 27 MHz, they are Band 1, Band 2 and Band 3 (See Diag.15). 9 C. Adjust the transmitter to the corresponding band to control the selected car (See Diag.16). (DIAGRAM 11) (DIAGRAM 12) (DIAGRAM 13) #98547 SIZE:339MM X 279MM OI PN#65—3046—100—0100

MP3 PLAYER BASIC OPERATION A. The MP3 player is located at the back of the car (See Diag. 17). STOP B.. Slide the ON/OFF button to the "ON" position to turn on the power. The speakers will fight—up (See Diag.18). C.. Allow 2 seconds for the program to load, press the " p.7j)" button to start playing music. The speaker lights will flash (See Diag. 19). D. Press "@" button to stop playing (See Diag. 20). E.. Volume can be adjusted by pressing the "volume +/—" button. F.. Press the "»/1" button to temporarily suspend playing; press again to resume playing. G. Use the " »» " or "< " butions to switch between songs. H. Siide the ON/OFF button to "OFF" position to turn off the player, the speaker lights will turn off. POWER SAFE MODE if the MP3 unit is ON and no songs have been played for 3 minutes, the unit will enter the POWER SAFE MODE, and the speakerlights will go off. To restart the unit, slide the ON/OFF bu tton to "OFF" and then "ON" again. If the unit does not respond, please recharge the battery before use. FILE TRANSFERRING A. Make sure your PC supports USB. B. Remove the protective coverof the USB socket of the MP3 unit (See Diag. 21). \ —/ C. Connect the MP3 player and the computer with the supplied USB cable (See Diag. 22). (DIAGRAM 19) D. If your operating system is Windows 2000, Windows XP, the system will detect the existence of a new hardware and will install the driver automatically (See Diag. 23). E. A "Removable Disk " will appear in your computer when correct connections have been set up (See Diag. 24). F. Select the MP3 music files from the computer to transfer/copy them to the "Removable Disk" (See Diag. 25). G. Speaker lights will flash when files are being transferred. H. Make sure the speaker light has stopped flashing before unplugging the USB cable. FORMATTING THE MP3 PLAYER A. If you are unable to download or delete files or if the system crashes, please format the MP3 player by Windows FAT or FAT16 format to repair the problem. (DIAGRAM 20) B. Select the "Removable Disk" which you want to format, right click the mouse and choose "Format.." to format the player (See Diag. 26). CAUTION * All the files will be deleted by formatting the MP3 player. * Do not pull out the USB cable while a file is being downloaded or when the playeris formatting. * If the MP3 player does not work, unplug the USB cable and re—insert it 3 seconds later, reconnect the MP3 playerto the PC, then delete the damaged songs in the MP3 player. footke jn (WovesHe Te New onstdLreio :Scteneeit PERFORMANCE TIPS * Do not drive the car on grass, sand or carpet. * Do not drive the car through water. (DIAGRAM 23) * Be sure to rest your vehicle for at least 30 minutes after every 15 minutes of operation. Make sure the ON/OFF switch on your vehicle is at the "OFF" position when it is not in use. Do not bend the antenna. Electrical, CB interference, mobile phones, air conditioning, elevators and steelgirders in buildings will affect the operation of your vehicle. * Do not leavethe vehicle or transmitter near sources of heat or in direct sunlight for long periods of time, Remove the batteries from the vehicle and transmitter when they are not in use. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS FOR MP3 * IBM compatible personal computer. Pentium 166MHz MMX orfaster. + Windows 2000 or Windows XP. + USB port. * 64MB RAM or more. (DIAGRAM 25) {(DIAGRAM 26) Microsoft, and Windows 2000/XP are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation. All other brand or product names are trademarks of their respective owners. ATTENTION PARENTS: IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT THIS TOY AND ALL ACCESSORIES BE PERIODICALLY EXAMINED FOR POTENTIAL HAZARDS AND THAT ANY POTENTIALLY HAZARDOUS PARTS BE REPAIRED OR REPLACED. Trademarks TOYOTA CELICA and copyright thereof are used under the license of Toyota Motor Corporation. MEGA MOTORS® and associated trademarks are used under ficense from Argos Retail Group Companies. Copyright 2002 ARG, Avebury, 489—499 Avebury Boulevard, Milton Keynes MKS 2NW, Please retain this information for future reference. FCC NOTE: THE ANTENNA PROVIDED 1S A UNIQUE ANTENNA. BY INSTALLATION OF UNAUTHORIZED ANTENNA TO THIS EQUIPMENT. SUCH UNAUTHORIZED INSTALLATION COULD VOID THE USER‘S AUTHORITY TO OPERATE THE EQUIPMENT. 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. ame ©€0681 MODEL NUMBER: 98547 PRINTED IN CHINA O.1. NO. 3046 #98547 SIZE:339MM X 279MM Ot PN#65—3046—100—0100


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