New Bright Radio Control Vehicle Owner's Manual

To connect a New Bright Radio Control Vehicle controller to the truck, follow these steps:

1. Install Batteries:
- Insert fresh batteries into the controller and the vehicle. Make sure the battery polarity (+/-) is correct.
- Some models use AA batteries, while others may use a rechargeable battery pack in the truck.

2. Turn On the Truck:
- Switch the truck’s power switch to the "ON" position. The switch is usually located on the bottom or side of the vehicle.

3. Turn On the Controller:
- Switch the controller to the "ON" position. Some controllers automatically power on when you press a button or move a joystick.

4. Pair the Controller and Truck (if needed):
- For basic models, the truck and controller pair automatically when powered on.
- For models with pairing mode, press and hold a pairing button on the truck or controller until the lights flash or stay solid, indicating a connection.

5. Test the Connection:
- Move the controller's joystick or press buttons to check if the truck responds.

If the truck does not respond:
- Check battery levels.
- Ensure both the truck and controller are on the same frequency (for non-2.4GHz models).
- Move to an area with less wireless interference.

Some models use 2.4GHz technology and may require holding a specific button to pair. Refer to the model’s manual for exact pairing steps.

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To pair a New Bright Radio Control (RC) vehicle, follow these general steps:

1. Insert Batteries:
- Make sure the vehicle and transmitter (remote) have fresh, properly installed batteries.
- Use the recommended type and number of batteries.

2. Turn Off Both Units:
- Ensure both the vehicle and the transmitter are turned off before starting the pairing process.

3. Turn On the Vehicle:
- Switch the vehicle on first. The power switch is usually located on the bottom or side of the vehicle.

4. Turn On the Transmitter:
- Turn on the transmitter within a few seconds of turning on the vehicle.
- This allows the two devices to sync on the same frequency or channel.

5. Wait for Pairing:
- The vehicle may blink lights or make a sound while pairing.
- Once paired, the lights usually become steady.

6. Test the Controls:
- Move the joysticks or buttons to check if the vehicle responds correctly.

Note: Some models use 2.4GHz technology and automatically pair when powered on in sequence. Others may require pressing a pairing button. Check your specific model for variations.

If pairing fails:
- Turn everything off and try again.
- Ensure no other RC devices are nearby that could cause interference.

If these steps do not work, refer to the user manual specific to your model.

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