ROBBE Mini Rave EVO II 2,4 GHz RTR Betriebsanleitung Seite 16

Specification
Length: approx. 255 mm
Width: approx. 180 mm
Wheelbase: approx. 175 mm
Weight: approx. 600 g
Scale: 1 : 18
Dear customer,
Congratulations on your choice of a factory-assembled electric-
powered model vehicle from the robbe Modellsport range.
Please take the trouble to read right through these instructions
before you attempt to run the car for the first time. This will ensure
that the model operates reliably and safely.
All directions are as seen from the rear of the vehicle, looking for-
ward.
Essential accessories
Non-rechargeable AA-size cell
Eight cells for transmitter
Alternative items for rechargeable operation
1.2 V NiMH cell
Eight cells for transmitter
Unicharger 6
Transmitter charge lead
Read and observe the instructions supplied with the charger and
the batteries before using them.
Operating instructions
Please refer to these instructions constantly when preparing the
model for running.
Notes: to avoid injury please take particular care when handling
tools and the model's components.
Please check that all screws are tight, and re-tighten them if neces-
sary.
We recommend that you store these instructions in a safe place, so
that you can refer to them if you ever need to carry out repairs or
order replacement parts.
Please turn to page 9 for additional information regarding the radio
control system.
You will find an overall view of the car's components on pages 10
and 11.
© robbe Modellsport
Mini Rave EVO II 2,4 GHz RTR
Figs. 1 and 2, inserting the dry / rechargeable cells in the trans-
mitter
- Open the battery compartment by sliding the bottom panel of the
transmitter to the rear.
- Insert the dry / rechargeable cells, taking care to maintain correct
polarity.
- Close the battery compartment again.
Notes regarding dry cells:
- Do not attempt to recharge dry cells, do not open them, and do
not incinerate them. Remove exhausted dry cells from the trans-
mitter immediately, as any escaping electrolyte will damage and
possibly ruin the transmitter.
- Take exhausted dry cells to your local battery collection point for
proper disposal.
Order No. Fig. 3 and 4, the controls on the front of the transmitter
8008
- A: Steering wheel
- B: Throttle trigger (forward / reverse)
- C: Steering trim
- D: Throttle trim (forward / reverse)
8005 - E: Taster für Empfänger-Anbindung
- F: Charge socket
8500 - G: Reverse (servo reverse), steering
F 1415 - H: Reverse (servo reverse), throttle
- I: Channel 3 (switched channel)
- J: Servo travel, steering +
- K: Servo travel, steering -
- L: Steering trim indicator (row of LEDs)
- M: Throttle trim indicator (row of LEDs)
- N: On / Off switch
- 0: Power indicator
- P: Operating mode indicator
Power indicator
- The transmitter is ready for use when the red LED "O" glows con-
stantly. If the red LED flashes, cease operations and recharge the
battery cells / fit new dry cells.
Alternative power source: rechargeable transmitter cells
Fig. 5
Note: If you are using rechargeable cells for the transmitter, give
them a full charge at this point. Read the instructions supplied with
the battery charger.
- F: Charge socket
Operating instructions
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Fig. 6, the RC components in the model
- Q: Electronic speed controller
- R: Steering servo
- S: Receiver
- T: On / Off switch
- U: Electric motor
- V: Battery compartment with drive battery
- Note re. switch "T": the button in front of the switch can be used
to adjust the "full-throttle", "stop" and "reverse" throttle positi-
ons. These are pre-set at the factory, and should not be altered.
The following description just serves to explain this function:
- Switch the transmitter on. The button now has to be held pres-
sed in for about three seconds while you switch the receiver on;
switch the receiver on.
- Move the throttle lever to the "full-throttle" position and hold it
there until you hear a beep to confirm the setting.
- Move the throttle lever to the "stop" setting and hold it in that
position until you hear a double beep.
- Move the throttle lever to the "reverse" position, and hold it there
until you hear a triple beep.
- Switch the receiver off to conclude the adjustment procedure.
Fig. 7 and 8
- Thread the flexible wire aerial attached to the receiver into the
plastic aerial sleeve.
- Push the bottom of the aerial sleeve into the aerial base.
- Fit the cap to seal the top end of the aerial sleeve.
Fig. 9
- Remove the split pins, remove the battery retainer cross-piece
and lift out the rechargeable drive battery.
Fig. 10, charging the drive battery
- Connect the battery charger to the mains supply (220 V).
- Connect the battery.
- A full charge (flat battery) takes about three hours.
- Disconnect the drive battery from the charger when the charge
period has elapsed. Disconnect the charger from the mains.
- Caution: the charger is not fitted with an automatic charge cut-
off circuit. For this reason it is essential to monitor the charge
process, and terminate the charge when the drive battery is
warm to the touch.
No.
2041RTR