Transmitter - Maverick Strada Evo Manual De Instrucciones

Transmitter

Your Transmitter is an advanced controller designed for the beginner to be easy to use and tune. You will need to follow the steps below to ensure
you prepare the controller correctly for use and understand the adjustment possibilities available.
Preparing the transmitter
Open the
battery holding
tray to expose
the empty
battery slots.
The function switches on the transmitter
1
Throttle Trigger
1
Neutral
2
Steering Wheel
R
L
End Point Adjustment Dials
Both steering and throttle have high point adjustments which allows you to adjust left and right steering lock & high and low throttle points. You
can also adjust the overall lock your vehicle has after adjusting your individual side locks.
All of these adjustment dials require an anti clockwise movement for more and clockwise movement for less.
Binding the Transmitter and Receiver
You may need to setup your transmitter to 'bind' with the receiver if you change to a new receiver or for any reason lose signal.
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Press and hold the bind button and turn on the transmitter
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Release the bind button when the LED on the transmitter starts to flash
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Turn on the car and press the setup button on the receiver
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The LED on the receiver should turn to blue when it is bound to the transmitter
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If the LED on the receiver stays red or flashes you will need to repeat the process
Incorrect battery insertion could lead to
damage
1. Aerial
6
2. Throttle Trim
3. Steering Trim
3
4. Binding and failsafe
Button and LED
5. Throttle Trigger
4
6. Steering Control
2
5
1. Push the trigger
forward to Reverse
2. Pull the trigger
backwards to go
forwards and speed up
Turn the steering wheel to
the left or right to make the
vehicle turn left or right
Insert 8 AA
batteries into the
marked spaces.
Please note the
correct direction of
the batteries
7. Power Switch
8. Battery level indicator
9. Steering reverse
switch
10. Throttle reverse
switch
11. Steering Throw dial
12. Steering End Point
dials (left/right lock)
13. Throttle End Point
dials (low/high points)
1
1
3
2.4Ghz technology has done away with
the need for long extendable aerials. The
Aerial on your transmitter can be
swivelled and will bend at the base joint to
point in the desired direction
12 11
7
8
Steering Trim
1. Turn anti clockwise to trim to the
left
2. Turn clockwise to trim to the right
2
Throttle Trim
1. Turn anti clockwise for more
2
brake
2. Turn clockwise for more
throttle
9
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