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Bedienungsanleitung Operating Instructions Mode d'emploi ... - Siku

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inter ference, the systems must now be started separately<br />

and one after another. At the beginning all remote-control<br />

modules and all models must be<br />

switched off. Player 1 now switches his/her models<br />

on and, after that, the remote-control module. If<br />

player 1’s corres ponding A and B level LEDs light up,<br />

the system is ready for operation. Only then can<br />

player 2 start the same procedure. When the level<br />

LEDs light up there too, player 3 and then player 4<br />

can start.<br />

Smooth operation can only be ensured if<br />

this rule is complied with always.<br />

c) Adding more models<br />

With the SIKUCONTROL32 radio system you can<br />

control an almost unlimited number of different<br />

models. If you started your system with one or two<br />

models and would like to add another model after<br />

some time, your remote-control module has to find<br />

and store this model.<br />

Leave the remote control and the models you have<br />

operated up to now switched on. If you now switch<br />

the power switch on the storage battery on the<br />

model to be added from OFF to ON, the light on the<br />

model will flash quickly. This is a sign that the model is<br />

ready to connect to the remote-control module. To<br />

connect this model now to the remote-control<br />

module, press the SCAN key. Once the connection<br />

has been established, this model will be assigned to<br />

the corresponding LEVEL and is immediately avail -<br />

able. During the SCAN the corresponding level key<br />

light goes out and it lights up again when a connection<br />

has been established. The model stored up to<br />

now on this level is not lost but is held in the<br />

background. By pressing the corresponding level key,<br />

you can now switch between the two models on one<br />

level.<br />

Example: If the model to be added is another<br />

trailer, the remote-control module stores the trailer<br />

under level B once the model has been switched on<br />

and the SCAN key has been pressed. During the<br />

SCAN the level B key light that had been on up to<br />

then goes out.<br />

Once a connection has been established between<br />

the trailer and the remote-control module, the level<br />

B-key lights up again. The new model is stored<br />

automatically by the system so that you can operate<br />

this new model immediately. This means if you now<br />

operate the “outriggers" function, for example, you<br />

will automatically activate the last model that was<br />

added. If you now wish to switch back and forth<br />

between these two (or even several of these) trailers<br />

in the same level, please press the level B key, once<br />

for each model. Each time this key is pressed, the<br />

respective next model is actuated.<br />

d) Deleting a model from memory<br />

Switching off the remote-control module deletes the<br />

stored models from the module’s internal memory.<br />

Restarting the system as described under instructions<br />

a) or b) will add the models again however.<br />

If a model is turned off by means of the power<br />

switch on the battery, it will be automatically<br />

deleted from the list of active<br />

models in the remote-control module<br />

and can then be added<br />

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again to any remote-control module. If the model is<br />

switched off by mistake or if the batteries have to be<br />

changed, the model can be integrated into the module<br />

again after switching on and following the procedure<br />

described in the<br />

c) instructions.<br />

The remote-control module<br />

This SIKUCONTROL32 model can only be operated<br />

with the SIKU radio remote-control module (art. no.<br />

6708). This module works with 2.4 GHz radio technology,<br />

which in accordance with the level of knowledge<br />

today is not harmful to health if used in the manner<br />

intended. The assignment of the keys for this<br />

model is shown on page 13.<br />

The batteries (4 x type AA) required for operating<br />

the remote control module are not included in the<br />

scope of supply. Pay attention to the markings regarding<br />

the arrangement and position of the batteries in<br />

the battery chamber. The device should be used in<br />

dry rooms and protected against dirt – in particular<br />

dust and humidity. If cleaning if necessary, use a dry<br />

cloth.<br />

Contacts in the remote control module must not<br />

be short-circuited.<br />

Note on batteries<br />

(remote-control module)<br />

The remote-control module may only be operated<br />

with type AA batteries. Please check batteries<br />

regularly for leakage. Take drained batteries out of<br />

the remote-control module. Do not attempt to charge<br />

non-rechargeable batteries. Batteries that are<br />

recharge able must be taken out of the remotecontrol<br />

module before they are recharged.<br />

Rechargeable batteries may only be recharged<br />

under the supervision of adults.<br />

Insert batteries with correct polarity. Do not use<br />

different battery types together or mix new and old<br />

batteries.<br />

The contacts of the storage battery or batteries<br />

must not be short-circuited. Please do not dispose<br />

of used batteries with household waste.<br />

The remote control module’s transmission power may<br />

be lower if rechargeable batteries are used.<br />

Tipping function of the trailer<br />

Activate the tipping function on the remote control<br />

module by operating the dial switch on the right.<br />

Pushing the dial switch upwards causes the trough<br />

to be lifted. Pushing the dial switch downwards<br />

causes the trough to be lowered.

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