Thank you for purchasing the Professor
Motor Carrera "Gold" Model Electronic Controller (PMTR2063)
Intended application : 1/32 & 1/24
Carrera home track racing
This model features the
following high quality features
· Polarity
switching system to allow racing in both directions (switch controller &
track power)
· Variable
Sensitivity system with over 40,000 possible settings
· Electronic
semiconductor design with wide range of control
· Self resetting
electronic circuit breaker system
· New design low
friction brass/steel trigger bushing system
· Extra long, heavy
duty 13 gage super flexible, high temp silicone controller leads
· Color coded
terminals for direct connect to Carrera power base (wire per schematic below)
· High impact
polycarbonate plastic molded handle
· Low friction
graphite impregnated wiper button with brass alloy wiper contacts
· Stainless steel
hardware throughout
· Upgradeable
modular design
Use & Care Instructions
· To activate the
variable sensitivity system turn the silver knobs until bottoming, but be
careful not to overtighten (snug only). Suggested use - make sure all the knobs
are backed away from the "bottomed" position, start by turning in the
front one (nose of controller) until bottomed & continue left to right until
suitable sensitivity is achieved.
· To deactivate the
variable sensitivity "switches" back off the knobs from the bottomed
position only ½ to ¾ turn (excessive loosening of the knobs can cause them to
fall off)
· Caution ! : Since
the terminal connecting to the power base are not insulated, it is recommended
that track power be off when the controller is connected to help prevent
accidental short circuit.
· Caution ! : Wires
on the circuit board may be very sharp and can cause injury if handled with the
external housing of the controller removed
Regular
maintenance
·
Clean wiper button with 400-500 grit emery paper (slide paper
under wiper)
·
Clean brass contacts using 600-800 grit emery paper (carefully remove
all brass dust)
·
Oil the trigger pivot bushing (top & bottom) with a light
machine oil
controller tech tips & information