B) Programming Of Electronic Cruise Control; C) Putting On Car Body; D) Steering Of Vehicle - Reely RHINO Bedienungsanleitung

b) Programming of electronic cruise control

When programming a cruise control, the control "learns" the steering signals of the transmitter for the
individual positions of motor off, full throttle and forward or braking.
The programming approach can be found in the respective operating instructions of the cruise control.
Our tip:
Before you program the cruise control you should make sure that there are no limitations
for the throttle function programmed on the transmitter and that the throttle trim is ex-
actly in the centre position.
If you only use 95% of the steering path for the full throttle position during programming,
this makes sure that during the later use the steering path of the controller is fully used
and that the entire battery voltage is therefore transferred completely to the motor.

c) Putting on car body

Guide the antenna tube from the bottom of the car
body through the therefore intended opening.
Now put the car body on the holders and fasten the
vehicle lining with the two holding brackets.
Now your vehicle is ready for the first test drive.

d) Steering of vehicle

Only operate the lever for the drive function very carefully and don't drive too quickly in the
beginning until you are familiar with the responses of the vehicle to the controls.
Do not make any fast or jerky movements on the operating elements of the remote con-
trol.
If the vehicle displays a tendency to pull towards the left or right, set the trim for steering on the trans-
mitter accordingly.
After finishing the first test drive the grub screw of the mounting brace on the servo saver (see illustra-
tion 6, pos. 2) is loosened and the steering rods are readjusted in a way that the model drives straight
and the steering trim on the transmitter is in centre position again.
If the steering behaviour of your vehicle does not match your expectations, you can increase or reduce
turning movement by changing the steering point on the steering servo.
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