MJX T20 Handleiding

MJX Speelgoed T20

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Ages 14+

INSTRUCTION

MANUAL

Introduction

Safety Guidelines

Thank you for purchasing this product, please read this manual carefully before use and

retain it for future reference.

1. Coaxical-rotor design, built-in gyro insure more stable performance and make the

operation more easier. It is the best choice for beginner.

2. By using of latest infrared auto connection techonology, up to two helicopters can

be operated simultaneously with high stability.

3. Double protection( overcurrent and low-voltage) features ensure the security

of flying and longer product life.

1. Please read this instruction manual carefully before playing and operate the product

according to the manual.

2. Keep the small accessories away from the kids to avoid accident.

3. Keep batteries away from fire or high temperature environment.

4. When flying the helicopter, keep it 1 ~ 2 meters away from user or others to avoid

injury due to collision.

5. Not to decompose or modify the product which may cause malfunction or accident.

6. Fly the helicopter within your eye vision for easy and safety control.

7. Need adult supervision when this helicopter is being played by children.

8. Only batteries of the same or equivalent type as recommended are to be used.

9. Insert batteries with correct polarity.

10. Non rechargeable batteries are not to be charged.

11. Do not mix old and new batteries.

12. Do not mix alkaline batteries, standard (Carbon-Zinc) or rechargeable (Nickel-

Cadmium) batteries.

13. Remove exhausted batteries from the battery compartment for the transmitter.

14. The power supply terminal are not to be short circuited.

15. Please retain this information for future reference.

16. Rechargeable batteries are to be removed from the toy before being charged(only for

AA type).

17. Rechargeable batteries are only to be charged under adult supervision.

Model No.: T20

Product / Spare Parts Included in This Packaging

TECHNICAL PARAMETER OF THE HELICOPTER

Sketch - major Parts and Function Switches

Helicopter Remote Control

Control Sticks

USB Charger Extra Tail Rotor

A12

Power

ON OFF

OPEN

A12

Power

ON OFF

OPEN

12Light indicator

Channel selector

Throttle control stick

Power switch Charging

compartment

Forward/backward/

left/right control stick

Gyro trim

Connector

Main Rotor Tail Rotor

Landing gear

Stabilizer bar

Charging

socket

Searchlight

Power switch

Fuselage Length:215mm Gross Weight: 45g Tail Rotor Diameter: 32mm

Battery: Li-Polymer 3.7v 200mA

Gear Ratio: 14:1 Charging Time: About 40min

Overall Height:106mm

Main Rotor Diameter: 206mm

Motor: 7.0 Coreless Motor

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Charging the Helicopter

Flight Environment

Preparation for Flight

B. Connect the USB charger to the computer to charge the helicopter

●Connect the USB charger to the USB interface of the computer,

●Ensure that the helicoper is in a “OFF” power status, then, plug the

output jack of the USB cable into the charging socket of the

helicopter.(pic 6)

1. Indoor , stay away from unstable airflow generated by air conditioners or fans and without

table lamps or other dangerous objects.

2. Wide open space : Recommended minimum 3M ( wide ) x 5M ( length ) x 2.5M ( height )

3. Since this product is using of the infrared remote control technology, operating under

strong sun light or other any other light may cause lost of control.

Must set the remote control at the “OFF” position before operating.

1. Turn on the helicopter and the searchlight will keep flashing rapidly.After a few seconds, the

searchlight will turn to slowly blinking,indicating that the helicopter is ready to connect with

the remote control.

(1) There are two ways available to charge the helicopter.

A. Use the remote control to charge to helicoper

● Open the charger compartment on the remote control by sliding

down the cover.

● Ensure the helicopter is in a “OFF” power status.

Connect the USB charger to the USB interface of the remote

control. Plug the output jack of the USB cable into the charging

socket of the helicopter. Then, charging is beginning.(pic 5)

(2) The light of the remote control/USB charger is off when charging

is proceeding and will turn on automatically when charging is

done. Fully charge takes approximately 40 minutes.

Pic. 6

Pic. 5

Battery Installation

1. Install the control sticks.(Pic.1)

2. Unscrew counter clockwise to open the battery compartment cover.( Pic. 2 )

3. Install 4 X AA batteries into the battery compartment according to the given polarity. ( Pic. 3 )

4. Screw clockwise to close the battery compartment. (Pic. 4 )

Pic. 1 Pic. 2 Pic. 3 Pic. 4

How to remove and insert batteries.

A12

Power

ON OFF

OPEN

Product specificaties

Merk:	MJX
Categorie:	Speelgoed
Model:	T20

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