Top Race TR-211 Excavator - User Manual
This manual provides comprehensive instructions for operating and maintaining your Top Race TR-211 Radio Control Excavator.
Product Overview
The TR-211 is a 15-channel, fully functional, professional-grade radio control excavator designed for realistic operation. It features a detailed design and robust construction for an engaging play experience.
Package Contents
Ensure all components are present before assembly and operation.
Device Battery Installation and Charging
To install the 7.4V rechargeable battery pack into the TR-211 Excavator:
- Open the battery cover on the underside of the vehicle.
- Carefully connect the battery connector to the vehicle supply connector.
- Close the cover and tighten the screws.
To Charge Battery Pack:
- Plug the battery pack into the USB Charging Cable (Included).
- Once connected, the LED will not light up.
- During the charging process, the LED light is always on.
- Once the battery pack is fully charged, the LED light will go out.
Note: Total charge time is approximately 2-3 hours.
USB Charge Options:
- Mode 1: Connect to your computer USB port.
- Mode 2: Connect to a USB adapter.
- Mode 3: Connect to a mobile charging unit.
Transmitter Battery Installation
To install batteries in the transmitter:
- Open the transmitter battery cover.
- Install two 1.5V "AA" batteries, ensuring correct polarity as shown inside the compartment.
- Close the cover and tighten the screws.
Note: When the transmitter indicator light goes out, the batteries are too low for operation and should be replaced.
Pairing the Device to Transmitter Frequency
The TR-211 Excavator operates with a 2.4GHz frequency connection to the remote control transmitter. The remote and vehicle frequencies must be matched (Paired) before use.
- Install batteries in the transmitter and the excavator.
- Power up the TR-211 Excavator.
- Within 5 seconds of powering the Excavator, power up the transmitter.
Note: If the transmitter is not powered on within 5 seconds of powering the Excavator, it will not pair.
Once powered on, the transmitter will automatically search for the excavator's frequency. The transmitter light will blink during the search and stop blinking once the frequency is found. The devices are now paired and ready for use.
Remote Control Transmitter Operation
The remote control transmitter allows you to operate various functions of the excavator:
- Direction Joysticks (1 & 2): Control the left and right treads for forward, reverse, and turning movements.
- Left Button: Rotates the excavator platform to the left.
- Right Button: Rotates the excavator platform to the right.
- Shovel Manipulation: Use the up/down arrows to move the shovel up or down.
- Shovel Arm (B) Control: Use the up/down arrows to move the shovel arm up or down.
- Main Arm (A) Control Up: Press to raise the main arm.
- Main Arm (A) Control Down: Press to lower the main arm.
- Program Mode (9): Allows you to create a programmed operation sequence. Press the button to enter, perform actions, and press again to save. Press any other button to exit.
- Sound/Lights Control: Press to start/stop music and flashing lights.
- Demo Key: Demonstrates the timber grab function.
- Transmitter Power Switch: Push right to turn the unit on.
Battery Safety and Maintenance
Please follow these battery safety and maintenance procedures carefully:
- Always follow the polarity diagram when inserting batteries.
- Never mix different battery types or old and new batteries.
- Remove exhausted batteries promptly to prevent leakage.
- Never attempt to charge non-rechargeable batteries.
- Battery charging should be done under adult supervision.
- Remove batteries before recharging.
- Inspect the device for any damage before use. Do not use if damaged until parts are replaced.
- Avoid breaking the transmitter antenna.
- Use the correct battery types: 7.4V battery pack for the excavator and two 1.5V "AA" alkaline batteries for the transmitter.
Regulatory Information
This equipment complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules and applicable Canadian regulations. Operation is subject to conditions that prevent harmful interference.