HPI Racing Switch ユーザーマニュアル

Failure to follow these instructions

can damage your kit, and cause

serious bodily injury or death.

Failure to follow these instructions can

cause injury to yourself or others.

You might also cause property damage

or damage your kit.

Cautions

Attention

Cautions

Attention

Thank you Thank you for selecting the HPI Racing product ! This kit is designed to be fun to drive and uses top quality parts

for durability and performance. The instruction manual you are reading was designed to be easy to follow yet

thorough in its explanations. HPI Racing wants you to enjoy driving your new R/C kit. If you come across any

problems or need some help getting through a step, give us a call and we will do our very best to help you. You can

also contact us on the internet at www.hpiracing.com.

This is a high performance R/C kit, and it requires regular maintenance for best performance. If you don’t do regular maintenance the

performance will suffer. HPI has all the necessary parts and accessories available to keep your car performing at its best.

The caution or attention symbols will warn you about steps that can be very dangerous.

Please read and understand the instructions carefully before proceeding.

Before Running

Please read manual with parent or guardian (responsible adult).

Before Operating

Make sure that all screws and nuts are properly tightened.

Always use fresh batteries for transmitter and receiver to avoid losing control of the model.

Make sure no one else is using the same radio frequency as you are using.

Please confirm the neutral throttle trigger position.

Please confirm the range of the radio operation. see page 7.

During Running

Please do not run on a public street, this could cause serious accidents, personal injuries and/or

property damage.

Please do not run near pedestrians or small children.

Please do not run in small or confined areas.

After Running

Turn OFF receiver first, then turn OFF transmitter. This will prevent the car from losing control.

Battery safety

Please be careful when handling the battery. It will be hot after running. If the wire is frayed, a short

circuit can cause a fire.

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Contents

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2 - 1

2 - 2

2 - 3

2 - 4

4

2

1

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4

311

411

512

4

5

7

10

6 - 1

6 - 2

6 - 3

6 - 4

615

725

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9

27

ዷ㐿࿑ 30

ࡄ࡯࠷࡝ࠬ࠻

10 32

ࠝࡊ࡚ࠪࡦࡄ࡯࠷࡝ࠬ࠻

11 33

15

18

7 - 1

7 - 2

25

26

7 - 1

7 - 2

25

26

22

23

Page

Overview

Charging Battery

2 - 1

Setup Before Starting

2 - 2

Radio Control Car Operating Procedures

2 - 3

Maintenance After Driving

2 - 4

4

Start Up Guide 4

Trouble Shooting

311

Fail-safe Function of the Speed Control

411

Replacing the Pinion Gears & Motor

512

4

5

7

10

Replacing the Front Bumper

6 - 1

Replacing the Wheel Base

6 - 2

Replacing the Wheel Hubs

6 - 3

Replacing the Body Post

Transmitter

Receiver and Sarvo

6 - 4

Replacing Each Part

615

Radio Maintenance

725

Parts Reference

8

9

27

Exploded View 30

Parts List

10 32

Option Parts List

11 33

15

18

22

23

ContentsSection

3

2-1

x8

Z150

Antenna Pipe

1

Components

Equipment Needed Tools Needed

Radio Control Car

2029

HPI Ni-Cd Battery Pack (7.2V 1500mAh)

Transmitter

Overview

Antenna

Parts Bag

8 pieces of AA Alkaline Batteries for the transmitter

Phillips-head screw driver Phillips-head screw driver

2

Charging Battery

Start Up Guide

Use included charger only for included Ni-Cd battery. Do not use any other battery. Charge time for empty battery is 6 hours. Do not charge battery

for longer than 6 hours, this will cause overheating and battery damage.

Please read the instructions before running.

Plug into a wall outlet

Make sure charger jack fully inserted.

9038 (JP)

Battery Charger

2029

HPI Ni-Cd Battery Pack (7.2V 1500mAh)

9038 (JP)

Battery Charger

Charge time 6 hours. After charging disconnect

the battery and unplug the

charger from wall.

This charger can be used only with the included battery. Do not use it with other batteries.

There is risk of damage and possible explosion, etc..

Do not charge the battery for over 6 hours. Over charging the battery generates excessive heat and will damage thebattery.

Please use the battery charger with adult supervision. Do not use it near water or when wet.

Do not use the battery charger if the wire is frayed or worn.

After the first time charging battery.

If take 6 hours to charge a completely discharged battery. Run the battery until it is discharged before charging again.

Attention

4

2-2

34

2

5

8x

1

2

1

Reverse Switch

Servo Factory Settings

Setup Before Starting

1

Transmitter Preparation

Antenna

Screw in the antenna tightly.

AA Alkaline Batteries

Battery Cover

Transmitter Battery Installation

Note Direction.

2

Receiver Antenna Installation

Z150

Antenna Pipe

Z150

Antenna Pipe

Removing the Body

Preparing The Chassis

Do not cut or shorten antenna wire.

Straighten antenna with a screwdri-

ver so it is eaiser to insert into

antenna tube.

Make sure antenna

is fully inserted.

a

b

75106

Body Clip (6mm/Black)

75106

Body Clip (6mm/Black)

75106

Body Clip (6mm/Black)

75106

Body Clip (6mm/Black)

75106

Body Clip (6mm/Black)

5

Cautions

Attention

2

1

3

Disconnect the battery when you are not running

the vehicle.

The vehicle may run out of control or the battery

can overheat and cause a fire.

Battery Installation

Make sure receiver is turned OFF before

connecting the battery, the vehicle may run

out of control.

OFF

Receiver Switch

1

2

1

2

3

2

OFF

1

2029

HPI Ni-Cd Battery Pack

(7.2V 1500mAh)

6

2-3

1

ON

Radio Control Car Operating Procedures

12

1

2

3

ON

Turn on transmitter first, then turn

on receiver.

Make sure no one else is using the same radio frequency as you are

using. See page 25.

Put the car on a stand, with wheels off the ground and connect battery.

Extend the Antenna

Check Max. Range

Make sure no one else is using the same radio frequency as you are using. Check the radio system and range before every driving session.

To properly check the range, have a friend hold the truck and walk to the farthest distance that you plan to operate your model. Operate the

controls to make sure the model responds correctly. Do not operate the model if there is any problem with the radio system. If you switch on

the R/C car first before the transmitter, you may lose control of the R/C car.

Turn on transmitter first, then turn

on receiver.

Good BatteriesLow Batteries (Light Blinks)

Extend the Antenna

Activating R/C Unit

Checking Radio Range

Reference Section

Page 25 7

2

Attention

7

4

5

Steering Trim

Turn steering trim to set tires in

completely centered position.

Reverse operation

A and B show the two ways to go in reverse.

BForward Brake Stop Reverse

AStop → Reverse

Reverse

ReverseForward Brake

Stop (Neutral)

Steering Trim Setup

Transmitter Operation

Front

Steering Wheel

Throttle Trigger

Steering Dual Rate

Straight (Neutral)

Right turn

Left turn

Front

Throttle Trim

If your vehicle is moving, adjust the throttle trim until it stops.

To be used to adjust steering servo

throw.

Brake / Reverse

ForwardStop (Neutral)

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6

Driving!

Do not drive the car on public streets or highways.

This could cause serious accidents, personal

injuries, and/or property damage.

Do not drive the car in water or sand or on a carpet.

This could damage the car.

Make sure everyone is using different frequencies

when driving together in the same area.

With the high performance motor and battery, the SWITCH is capable of running very fast. Follow the cautions below and drive the SWITCH

in a very large space especially until you get the feel of driving the car.

Do not drive the car in the following places.

AccelerationAcceleration SlowdownSlowdown AccelerationAcceleration

SPEED MAX SPEED MAX SPEED

If you fully pull the throttle trigger on the transmitter, the car will run very fast and become difficult to control. Drive slowly until you become

used to driving the car. Pull the throttle trigger slowly and gradually, and the car will move forward slowly. Release or push the throttle

trigger to operate the brake, and the car will stop.

Install body and enjoy! Allow the car to cool down for 15 minutes

between each run.

When the car is running toward the driver, the directions of the

steering wheel are reversed.

Once you become conformable driving the SWITCH, practice

driving on a track with pylons.

Drive slowly in the beginning.ޓ

Steering Operationޓ

Once you become comfortable driving the car, use pylons for

practicing. It would be difficult to drive through pylons in the

beginning. It is advisable to watch a little ahead of the car

directions instead of just watching the car.

Practice Turning!ޓ

Right turn Once you become able to drive the car without hitting pylons,

we recommend you drive in a race track. You can safely enjoy

driving in a race track as long as you observe certain manners.

You can meet other RC drivers and exchange information with

them at a race track and your RC life will be more fun.

Install body and enjoy!

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Attention

9

2-4

Maintenance After Driving

7

Turning R/C Unit Offޓ

123

Turn off receiver first, then turn off

transmitter.

If you switch off the transmitter first before the R/C car, you

may lose control of the R/C car.

Disconnect the battery when you are not running the vehicle.

The vehicle may run out of control or the battery can overheat

and cause a fire.

OFF

Turn off receiver first, then turn off transmitter.

OFF

Retract the antenna

After you finish driving, remove dirt and tire debris from the chassis with rag, a soft brush or air blower and see if there are any damaged or worn

parts. This is an important part of your car maintenance.

Use rag to remove dirt and tire debris from

the chassis.

Remove dust on the drive system with air

blower or brush.

Make sure all screws are properly tightened.

Cautions

Attention

10

3

Trouble Shooting

4

Fail-safe Function of the Speed Control

If the circuit heats up due to extra load to the speed control, the fuel-safe will be activated for circuit protection. Once the fail-safe is activated, the

throttle repeats tuning on and off quickly and acceleration becomes improper even though you keep pulling the throttle trigger in the same degree.

In this case, stop driving immediately and solve the problem referring to the Trouble Shooting. If you keep driving the car with the fail-safe

activated, the speed control may be damaged.

If R/C car does not move or you have no control, see below.

Description Cause Solution

The car does not

operate at all.

The car does not follow

your operation.

The car does not

operate properly.

Transmitter or receiver is off. Turn on both transmitter and receiver.

Batteries are not placed properly in the transmitter. Place batteries in the transmitter properly.

The drive battery is not charged enough. Charge the drive battery.

There is not enough power in the transmitter or

receiver batteries.

Replace the transmitter batteries with new ones and charge

the drive battery.

Transmitter or receiver antenna is not fully extended. Fully extend both antennas.

Someone else is using the same radio frequency as

you are using.

Change your radio frequency to the one no one else is

using, wait until the driver using the same radio frequency

finishes driving, or drive your car at a different place.

The fail-safe function of the speed control is

activated. Check if the drive system rotates smoothly.

340

EN-1 Electronic Speed Controller

11

5

Replacing the Pinion Gears & Motor

Adjust the gear ratio by changing pinion gears according to the size of the driving site and other conditions.

Spur Gear

Slow

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Good

⦟޿

62T

#38407

18T

#6918

19T

#6919

20T

#6920

21T

#6921

22T

#6922

23T

#6923

24T

#6924

25T

#6925

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27T

#6927

28T

#6928

29T

#6929

30T

#6930

31T

#6931

32T

#6932

33T

#6933

34T

#6934

8.73 8.27 7.85 7.48 7.14 6.83 6.54 6.28 5.82 5.61 5.24

5.42 5.07 4.91 4.76 4.62

Long Short

Pinion Gear

Gear Ratio

ࠡࡗᲧ

Max. Speed

ᦨ㜞ㅦ

Acceleration

ടㅦ

Running Time

⿛ⴕᤨ㑆

Std.

1

Pinion Gear Cover Removal

38408 3

Gear Ratio

Replacing the Pinion Gears

A 540 size motor with 21T or more turns can be used (except some racing motors).

!

Fast

Bad

Z281

Z281 38410 6

Z281

Step Screw M3x12mm

x2

12

1.5

mm

1.5

mm

4

Pinion Gear & Motor Installation

2

Motor Removal

38410 7

Z569

3

Pinion Gear & Motor Removal

38406 6

Z525

Z700

Z901

38407 c

1148

38406 5

Secure Pinion Gear

here.

Cut off the projection when

you change the number of

the Pinion Gear teeth.

Z901

Remove the fixture after securing

Pinion Gear in place.

Pinion Gear

1148

Z525

Z700

6

38406

x2

Z569

TP. Binder Head Screw M3x15mm

M3x15mm

Z525

Flat Head Screw M3x6mm

x2

x1

Z700

Set Screw M3x3mm

Z525

Flat Head Screw M3x6mm

x2

Z700

Set Screw M3x3mm

x1

13

Tentatively tighten.

6

Motor Cover Installation

Motor Installation

5

Z569

38410 7

38408 3

38410 6

Z281

Paper for Gear Mesh

Adjust the motor position to get proper gear mesh.

To get a perfect gear mesh, place a piece of paper (See top of

page) between the gears and tighten the motor mount screws.

The spur gear may be damaged if the gear mesh is wrong.

Proper Spur Gear Mesh

Paper for Gear Mesh

Tighten securely.

Z281

Step Screw M3x12mm

x2

Z569

TP. Binder Head Screw M3x15mm

M3x15mm

Screwdriver (No.02)

14

6-1

6-1 6-2

6

Replacing Each Part

1

Front Tite Removal

Replacing the Front Bumper

Required parts Required parts

38404 4

Z591

Various bodies can be mounted to the chassis by replacing some parts.

Replacing the Wheelbase

38403 3

38403 138403 4

38403 2

38402 5

Front Bumper(Small) Front Bumper (Large) Long Wheelbase

Short Wheelbase

Z569

TP. Binder Head Screw M3x15mm

M3x15mm

Select a Front Bumper suited to your body type.

Example of replacing a small Front Bumper with a large Front Bumper.

Example of replacing a large Front Bumper with a small Front Bumper.

Select a Wheelbase suited to your body type.

210mm225mm

x2

Z591

Flanged Screw M3x20mm

Front Bumper(Small)

Front Bumper(Large)

Use this part when replacing with

Small Bumper.

Use this part when replacing with

Large Bumper.

Use this part for

Long Wheelbase.

Use this part for

Short Wheelbase.

210 225

15

2

Front Suspension Removal

3

Front Bumper (Small) Removal

38404 6

38429 9

Z281

38429 9

Z577

Z583

38490

38404 7

38403 1

88005

Left

L

Right

R

Left

L

Right

R

4

Front Bumper (Large) Installation

38403 3

88005

x2

88005

Suspension Shaft 3x40mm

x2

88005

Suspension Shaft 3x40mm

Z577

TP. Flat Head Screw M3x10mm

Z583

TP. Flat Head Screw M3x25mm

x2

Z281

Step Screw M3x12mm

x2

16

5

Front Suspension Installation

6

Front Tire Installation

38404 6

38404 4

Z591

38404 6

Z281

Z577

Z583

9

38429

9

38429

7

38404

7

38404

38490

XXXXXXXXXX

The offset for tire mounting can be adjusted according to a body design.

Various bodies can be mounted to the chassis by replacing some parts.

!

Z577

TP. Flat Head Screw M3x10mm

Z583

TP. Flat Head Screw M3x25mm

x2

Z281

Step Screw M3x12mm

x2

Z591

Flanged Screw M3x20mm

17

6-2

1

Rear Tite Removal

2

Rear Suspension Removal

38404 7

Replacing the Wheelbase

38404 7

38490

38404 6

Z567 Z281

38404 6

Z577

Z281

38404 4

Z591

Example of replacing a Short Wheelbase with a Long Wheelbase.

You can replace Long Wheelbase with Short Wheelbase

by following the same product.

x2

Z591

Flanged Screw M3x20mm

Z577

TP. Flat Head Screw M3x10mm

x2

Z281

Step Screw M3x12mm

x2

Z567

TP. Binder Head Screw M3x10mm

x2

18

3

Rear Case Removal

4

Rear Bumper(S)Removal

38403 2

88005

Z567

TP. Binder Head Screw M3x10mm

x4

x2

88005

Suspension Shaft 3x40mm

19

6

Rear Case Installation

88005

Z567

Use this hole.

Use this hole for short wheel base.

Use this hole.

38403 4

5

Rear Bumper (L) Installation

x2

88005

Suspension Shaft 3x40mm

Z567

TP. Binder Head Screw M3x10mm

x4

20

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