Commissioning; Inserting The Drive Battery; B) Connecting The Drive Battery - Reely Flame Bedienungsanleitung

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9. Commissioning

a) Inserting the Drive Battery
Open the body cover.
The drive battery (1) must be attached to the bottom
of the body with hook-and-loop tape so that it will be
kept secure in its position even in rough operation.
The battery should be mounted as close to the motor
as possible for best running properties.
Observe tight fit of the rechargeable battery. We recommend that the battery be attached to the wood board
with an additional strip of hook-and-loop tape, rather than only those present. The material required for this
is not part of the delivery and must be procured separately.

b) Connecting the Drive Battery

Switch on the transmitter and set the trimming of all control functions to the neutral position. Observe the information
and instructions in the operating instructions of the remote control system.
Place the boat on a suitable surface (e.g. on the included boat rack) so that the ship's propeller can move freely.
Connect the plug connections on the rechargeable battery to the counter-piece of the speed controller.
The speed controller starts to initialise at once. When everything is just right, this is indicated with brief signal sounds
(2 beeps, break, 2 beeps). The speed controller is now ready for operation.
If successful initialisation is not reported acoustically, the speed controller is not ready for operation either.
In this case, carefully adjust the speed control trimming at the transmitter (see operating instructions of the
remote control) until the sound signal (2 beeps) are issued.
You may also need to remove the drive battery for this. It must be reconnected after approx. 10 seconds.
When this measure does not lead to success, the „neutral position for the throttle function" must be
programmed. Also observe the notes in chapter „Programming the speed controller". If the transmitter signal
is missing or defective, the speed controller is in a safety mode (drive motor locked) and signals this by a
sequence of sounds (beep, break, beep, break, etc.).
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