Reely ATOMIC - 680 Rennboot RTR Bedienungsanleitung Seite 39

Use the on/off switch (1) to turn the remote control on/off. When the remote control is switched on, the red LED (2) will
stay constant to indicate that the remote control is connected to the receiver.
When the inserted batteries are almost empty and drop below a certain voltage level, the red LED (2) will flash and
the remote control will beep at regular intervals to indicate that the batteries need to be replaced. If this happens,
discontinue use immediately, as exhausted batteries drastically reduce the range of the remote control and may cause
you to lose control of the model boat. Always replace all of the batteries at the same time.
When the remote control is switched on, the red LED (2) will flash to indicate that the remote control is in pairing
mode. In pairing mode, the remote control attempts to connect to the receiver in the boat (the boat battery must be
connected). After a few seconds (if pairing was successful), the red LED indicator (2) will stay constant.
Use the steering wheel (3) to control the direction of travel. Turn the wheel left to move the boat to the left, or right to
move the boat to the right.
Use the switch (5) on the top of the remote control to set the rudder deflection (dual rate function). Move the switch
upwards to set the rudder deflection to the maximum setting. Move the switch downwards to reduce the rudder deflec-
tion (recommended for the first few attempts).
Use the "TH.REV" switch (6) to reverse the throttle lever.
Use the "ST.REV" switch (7) to reverse the direction of the steering servo.
These two switches are configured correctly by default. Use the switches if you wish to reverse the function
of the steering wheel or throttle lever.
Use the throttle trigger (8) to adjust the speed. Pull the lever towards the handle to move the boat forwards. Pull
more on the lever to make the motor turn faster and increase the speed. The motor is off when the lever is the central
position.
Pushing the lever forwards does not make the boat reverse. This is designed to prevent water from entering
the boat.
The remote control antenna (9) is shown in figure 2. The antenna should not point directly at the boat or at the ground,
as this reduces the transmission range.
• Use the rudder trim rocker (4) to set the neutral position of the rudder. If the boat
moves to the left when the steering wheel is the neutral position, move the trim
rocker to the right until the boat moves in a straight line.
• The remote control will beep each time you move the trim rocker. A longer beep
is played when the trim rocker reaches the central position.
• Use the throttle trim rocker (11) to adjust the trim when the throttle trigger is
released (neutral position). This is typically used to adjust the brakes.
• Adjusting the rocker causes the throttle trim (the throttle position at rest) to be
changed.
Use the steering rate dial (10) to adjust the steering sensitivity.
• Reducing the steering rate (counter-clockwise) will help when doing higher
speed straight-aways limiting the amount of steering travel so small steering
inputs will not result in hard turns.
• Increasing the steering rate (clockwise) will help in tight and technical tracks
where speeds are lower.
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