E) Switching On The Remote Control; F) Inserting The Rechargeable Battery Back Into The Vehicle And Connecting It To The Speed Controller; G) Switching On The Speed Controller - Reely ROAD Cross Tiger II Operating Instructions Manual

Check the LEDs to make sure the batteries still provide enough power.
• If all three LEDs are lit, the batteries are full.
• If the green LED goes out (only the red and the yellow LEDs are lit), the batteries are low and should be exchanged
soon. However, there is still enough power to operate the remote control and the vehicle without any problems.
• If only the red LED is lit, the batteries are empty and must be exchanged. Stop the vehicle and switch it off. Then
switch off the remote control. Exchange the batteries or rechargeable batteries of the remote control with new ones.
f) Inserting the rechargeable battery back into the vehicle and connecting it to the speed
controller
A conventional 6-cell racing pack (NiCd or NiMH) is required for the vehicle.
• Take off one of the two angle brackets (first remove the holding clip). Now the battery pack can be inserted (you
might have to push a little).
• Reattach the angle bracket and secure it using the holding clip.
To prevent a sudden movement of the drive and an uncontrolled movement of the model (e.g. if the trim for
the drive is wrongly adjusted), place the vehicle on a suitable support such as a starter box so that the
wheels can turn freely and do not touch the ground.
Never touch the drive mechanism (wheels, axles, cogs/pinions, cardan shaft). Risk of injury!
• Switch on the remote control.
• Switch off the speed controller on the vehicle (switch in "OFF" position,
see arrow in ill. 2).
• Connect the battery pack to the speed controller. Do not use force
when connecting the plugs. The plugs are reverse-polarity-protected.

g) Switching on the speed controller

Check again if the remote control is switched on and ready and if the vehicle is on a suitable support (e.g.
starter box) so that the wheels can turn freely and do not touch the ground.
Put the switch for the speed controller (see ill. 2) in the "ON" position. Observe the labelling on the switch.
Illustration 2
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