AMEWI Hyper Go SC/SC+ Scale Crawler 1:12

Security and Hazard Warnings

Disregarding this manual voids the warranty. AMEWI is not liable for consequential damages or damages caused by improper handling or failure to observe safety instructions.

Unauthorized modification or alteration of the device is prohibited for safety and approval (CE) reasons. Do not disassemble the model.

Caution: Contains small parts. Risk of suffocation or injury from small parts.

The product is not a toy and is not suitable for persons under 14 years of age.

The product must not get wet. It is only intended for use on flat, clean surfaces. Falling from even a small height can cause damage.

Battery Safety:

• Batteries/rechargeable batteries are not toys and should be kept away from children.
• Battery replacement should only be performed by an adult.
• Never mix rechargeable batteries with dry batteries, or full with half-empty batteries, or batteries of different capacities.
• Never attempt to charge dry batteries.
• Ensure correct polarity when inserting batteries.
• Dispose of defective batteries properly as hazardous waste.
• Never charge batteries unattended.
• Read safety instructions before using or charging Li-ion batteries. Stop charging immediately if the battery leaks, overheats (over 70°C), or shows any abnormality.
• Always charge and store batteries on a fireproof surface or in a LiPo safety bag.
• Use only qualified Li-Po/Li-ion or NiMH chargers.
• Do not charge batteries with a voltage exceeding 4.2V per cell or a charging current above 2C.
• Do not discharge batteries with a current exceeding the maximum discharge current to prevent overheating, bursting, fire, or explosion.
• Never disassemble, puncture, drop, short-circuit, or throw batteries into fire.
• Store batteries safely out of reach of children.

The user assumes full responsibility for the results of battery usage. Please observe the safety instructions available online at https://amewi.com/downloads/manuals/AkkuSicherheitshinweise.pdf.

AMEWI Trade GmbH participates in the EAR foundation's recycling program for electronic components and batteries, adhering to WEEE regulations (WEEE-Reg.-Nr. 93834722). Electrical and electronic products must not be disposed of in household waste. Dispose of the product at the end of its lifespan according to applicable laws. Consumers are legally obligated to return used batteries and rechargeable batteries; disposal via household waste is prohibited.

Batteries containing hazardous substances are marked with symbols indicating they should not be disposed of in household waste. Symbols for heavy metals include Cd (Cadmium), Hg (Mercury), Pb (Lead).

RoHS labeling confirms that all manufacturing limit values have been observed.

Batteries marked with the recycling symbol can be returned to any used battery collection point.

AMEWI Trade GmbH participates in the dual system for sales packaging via Landbell AG, contributing to CO2 savings.

Thank You

Thank you for purchasing the AMEWI Model. Please read this instruction manual carefully and keep it for future reference.

WARNING!

This remote-controlled model is not a toy. It contains small parts and is not suitable for children under 14 years of age.

Power Requirements:

• Remote Control: Four 1.5V AA batteries (not included).
• Model: One 7.4V Lithium battery (included).

Keep fingers away from moving parts to avoid injury.

The model's motor gets very hot. Allow it to cool for 10-15 minutes after use before touching to prevent burns.

On Inappropriate Use

Do not disassemble or modify the model or accessories (battery, remote control) in any way. Do not use this product improperly or illegally, or in a manner that could endanger yourself or others.

Technical Specifications

This product is manufactured according to strict performance guidelines and complies with safety standards. It is not suitable for children under 14. The manufacturer is not liable for injuries or accidents caused by abnormal parts, excessive wear, improper assembly, or operation. Operate this product safely and responsibly.

Precautions

Please read the following safety information before using the model.

• Do not use the model in rain, snow, or thunderstorms, as liquid ingress can cause irreparable damage to the electronics.
• Do not operate the model in an environment you cannot see. Signal interference can cause loss of control.
• Avoid operating near:
• Radio towers, mobile phone masts, or other sources of active radio waves.
• Crowds or public places.
• Rivers, ponds, or lakes.
• Electricity pylons or other transmission towers.
• Do not operate the model if you are tired, unwell, have consumed alcohol, or taken drugs, as this can lead to injury.
• To avoid burns, never touch drive parts or motors during or immediately after use, as they can be very hot.
• Incorrect operation of the transmitter can cause injury. Familiarize yourself with its operation before use.
• Check the model and remote control before use, ensuring all screws are tight.
• When finished, always switch off the model first, then the remote control, to prevent the model from getting out of control.
• If the model goes out of range, it may lose control. Always keep the transmitter close to the model.

Basic Operation and Setup

Remote Control Setup:

• Ensure the remote control is switched on. The signal LED will flash.
• Insert two 1.5V AA batteries into the remote control, observing polarity. Close the battery compartment cover.

Model Setup:

• Switch on the vehicle. The LED on the ESC will flash.
• Once the LED lights up steadily, the vehicle is ready for use.

Binding Procedure:

• When switching on the remote control, do not touch the throttle trigger or steering wheel until the transmitter and receiver are connected.
• Always switch on the remote control first, then the vehicle. After use, switch off the vehicle first, then the remote control.
• During binding, ensure no other vehicles are nearby and ready to bind.
• To bind: Turn on the remote control (signal LED flashes). Turn on the vehicle (ESC LED flashes). The vehicle is ready when the ESC LED lights up steadily.

Light Control (Channel 3 - CH3 Button):

• Driving Mode: Indicators, brake light, and reverse light function according to driving actions.
• Emergency Flashing Function: All lights flash simultaneously.
• Light Off: All lights are turned off.

Wiring Connections:

• Channel 1 (CH1): Steering servo
• Channel 2 (CH2): ESC (Electronic Speed Controller)
• Channel 3 (CH3): Lights
• Channel 4 (CH4): Winch (optional)

The receiver provides BEC voltage when powered through the ESC. It supports 3.5V-9V input voltage, which can also be supplied by an external power source.

Motor and ESC Connection:

Ensure the motor and ESC connection wires are consistent. Incorrect connection may result in malfunction.

Sensored Brushless Motor and ESC Wiring:

• Motor: B3650D1 Sensor Brushless Motor
• ESC: E45SDMF Sensor Brushless ESC
• Connections:
• A: Yellow wire
• B: White wire
• C: Blue wire
• Sensor cable connects the ESC to the motor.

Angry Snail App

Connect the ESC to your smartphone via Bluetooth to read and adjust parameters. Scan the QR code to download the app. Ensure Bluetooth is enabled on your smartphone.

5C. Set Throttle Range

If you replace the remote control, recalibrate the throttle range for proper ESC function.

1. Turn on the remote control. Ensure throttle trim is at 0. Set D/R, EPA, ATL, and other throttle parameters to 100%.
2. Press and hold the SET button, then turn on the ESC. The ESC LED will flash, and the motor will emit a "chirp" sound. Release the SET button. The red ESC LED will flash rapidly, indicating throttle programming mode.
3. Neutral Position: Keep the throttle lever neutral and press the SET button once. The red LED will turn off, and the motor will emit a "Di" sound, confirming the neutral position is saved.
4. Max Forward Position: Pull the throttle lever fully back. Press the SET button once. The red LED will flash twice, and the motor will emit two "Di-Di" sounds, confirming the max forward position is saved.
5. Max Backward Position: Push the throttle lever fully forward. Press the SET button once. The red LED will flash three times, and the motor will emit three "Di-Di-Di" sounds, confirming the max backward position is saved.

Once these steps are completed, calibration is finished. The ESC can be used normally when the throttle lever is in the neutral position.

SC: Back to Initial Setting

With the ESC switched on, press and hold the SET button for five seconds. The motor will emit a "Di-Di" sound, and the LED will flash twice, resetting the throttle range to its initial setting.

The Remote Control

Controls:

• Steering Wheel (CH1): Controls steering.
• Throttle Trigger (CH2): Controls acceleration and braking.
• CH3 Button: Controls lighting functions.
• CH4 Buttons: Winch control (optional).

Indicators:

• Red Status LED:
• Solid: Working normally.
• Flashes slowly: Transmitter batteries are low.
• Green Status LED:
• Solid: Working normally.
• Flashes slowly: No signal.
• Flashes quickly: Matching code.
• Off: Unconnected.

Controls:

• Power Switch: Turns the remote control on/off.
• ST.TRIM (Steering Trim): Adjusts the neutral position of the steering.
• TH.TRIM (Throttle Trim): Adjusts the neutral position of the throttle.
• ST.D/R (Steering Dual Rate): Adjusts the steering sensitivity.
• TH.D/R (Throttle Dual Rate): Adjusts the throttle sensitivity.

Battery Installation:

Open the battery compartment cover, insert two 1.5V AA batteries observing polarity, and close the cover.

Charging the Battery

Connect the USB charging cable to a USB-A port (PC, laptop, USB charger (recommended 5V 2A), or power bank). Connect the battery to the charging cable via the white balance plug.

• The green LED on the USB plug flashes during charging.
• The green LED lights up continuously when charging is complete.
• Disconnect the battery from the charging cable once charging is finished.

Important: Refer to the battery handling instructions in this manual.

Winch Installation (Not Included)

The winch can be mounted to the front of the vehicle using the provided screws.

Opening the Body

The vehicle body can be opened by releasing the front section.

Component Diagrams

Detailed exploded view diagrams are provided for the following components:

• Gearbox
• Front Axle
• Rear Axle
• Frame

Each diagram lists the necessary parts and their quantities, including screws and bearings, with part numbers and dimensions.

Assembly on Axles

Instructions and diagrams illustrate the assembly of various components onto the front and rear axles, including steering linkages, shock absorbers, and drive shafts.

Frame Assembly

Diagrams show the assembly of the frame, including mounting the motor, ESC, receiver, and other chassis components using specified screws.