Normal Mode - Reely Raven Bedienungsanleitung

Normal mode

1. Release the throttle/brake lever (move it to the neutral position). The vehicle should roll to a halt or stay stationary
(if necessary, adjust the throttle trim on the transmitter).
2. Slowly pull the throttle/brake lever towards the handle to make the vehicle move forwards.
3. Move the throttle/brake lever away from the handle without a pause to make the vehicle move forwards and brake
(the vehicle decelerates quickly rather than coming slowly to a standstill).
4. Move forwards, brake and then drive in reverse: Push the throttle/brake lever away from the handle (braking)
without pausing; if the vehicle remains stationary, move the throttle/brake lever to the neutral position briefly (ap-
prox. 1 second), then push the throttle/brake lever away from the handle (vehicle will now reverse)
Move forwards
Stop operating the vehicle immediately if it no longer responds to transmitter commands or does not re-
spond to them correctly. If this occurs, the drive battery, transmitter batteries/rechargeable batteries may
be nearly empty, or the vehicle may be too far from the transmitter.
The vehicle may also respond unusually due to radio channel interferences (e.g. wireless transmissions
between other devices, Bluetooth
The receiver is powered by the speed controller/drive battery, therefore the vehicle may not move correctly
when the drive battery is nearly empty (e.g. the steering servo may not work properly).
For example, the drive battery voltage may drop momentarily at full throttle, and therefore the receiver may
not receive the required voltage. If this occurs, the vehicle will accelerate, but the steering servo will not
respond correctly. Discontinue use immediately and use a new, fully charged drive battery.
If the drive battery is empty, wait for at least 5–10 minutes until the motor and speed controller have cooled
down. You can then use the vehicle again with a fully charged drive battery.
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Brake If the vehicle is station-
ary, wait for a moment
, Wi-Fi) or unfavourable transmission/reception conditions.
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(~1 second)
Reverse