Piko 35041 User manual

1. General information

Thank you for purchasing the PIKO R/C system for radio operation of garden railway

models.

Please read this manual carefully in order to use all functions of this device. It is

essential that you observe the following safety and warning instructions to ensure

trouble-free and safe operation of your model.

2. Safety & warning instructions

The remote control system is designed and approved to be used exclusively for the

control of RC models. PIKO accepts no responsibility in the event of any other use.

Remote-controlled models are no toys and suitable for model railroaders aged 14 and

older. The construction and operation of such models requires special knowledge,

technical care, technical understanding and careful, safety-conscious behaviour.

Errors during installation or operation can cause considerable damage to property and

personal injury. We as manufacturer and seller have no means of monitoring the proper

operation of our products. Therefore we do not assume any liability.

Technical defects of an electrical or mechanical nature can lead to the unexpected

starting of a motor, which can seriously injure not only you! An operation of the

receiving system without activated transmitter can also lead to this effect.

Protect your remote control from dust, dirt and moisture. Do not expose the devices to

excessive heat, cold or vibration. The remote control operation may only be carried out

in the specied temperature range from -15°C to +55°C. The remote control may only

be operated in the specied temperature range from -15°C to +55°C. Avoid shock and

high pressure loads. Always check your remote control for damage to casings, cables

and connections.

3. Technical data

Transmitter (Pocket Remote)

Number of channels: 8

Frequency range: 2.4 GHz

Range: approx. 30 m

Power supply: 1x 3 V CR2025

Dimensions: approx: 2.68'' x 1.42'' x 0.63'' (68 x 36 x 16 mm)

Weight: approx. 30 g

35041

R/C Pocket Remote

35041-90-7001_2019

PIKO Spielwaren GmbH

Lutherstr. 30

96515 Sonneberg

GERMANY

7.2 Operation with the R/C speed controller 35008

The operation is simple. By pressing the buttons on the remote control, you can select

the direction of motion, speed level and, depending on the range of functions, switch the

accessory output and trigger an emergency stop.

1 x = Forward driving direction, speed level 1

2 x = Forward driving direction, speed level 2

If you are already driving forwards with the locomotive, you can use the button to

increase the speed (speed levels). By pressing , you can decrease the speed.

1x = Recerse driving direction, speed level 1

2x = Recerse driving direction, speed level 2

If you are already reversing with the locomotive, you can use the button to increase the

speed (speed steps). Press the button to reduce the speed.

You can press the buttons briey, which only changes one speed step at a time, or you can

keep the buttons pressed, which causes the speed to change continuously.

= Accessories on/off

(Permanent output at R/C speed controller 35008)

= Emergency stop

REGULATORY INFORMATION

FCC ID: 2ATRN-35041

FCC Information (USA):

This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules.

Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause

harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including

interference that may cause undesired operation.

4. Control elements

Key assignment for #35040

Key assignment for #35008 / #35028

5. First set-up

The transmitter requires a CR2025 battery for operation. There is a LED at the top

of the remote that con rms each operation. If the brightness or range of the remote

control decreases, the battery must be replaced.

Proceed as follows:

• To insert the cell, lever open the lid with a coin on the recess.

• Carefully insert the button cell into the holder with the plus pole facing up.

• Place the metal bracket back into the bottom of the housing and join the two halves of

the housing together.

6. Channel selection / Synchronization

In order for the receiver to pick up the signals from the transmitter, it must be connected to

the corresponding transmitter. This is done by simply selecting a channel using a DIP rotary

switch.

The transmitter and receiver are factory-set to channel 0.

Transmitter:

1. Remove the small cover on the back of the transmitter.

2. You now have access to the DIP rotary switch.

3. The arrow direction indicates the set channel.

4. You can adjust the channel by turning it with a small  at screwdriver. Transmitter and

receiver must be synchronized accordingly.

7.1 Operation with RC module 35040

The operation is simple. By pressing the buttons on the remote control, you can select the

direction of travel/speed level and, depending on the range of functions/further accessories,

even trigger 2 sound functions*.

1 x = Forward driving direction, speed level 1

2 x = Forward driving direction, speed level 2

If you are already driving forwards with the locomotive, you can use the button to

increase the speed (speed levels). By pressing , you can decrease the speed.

1x = Reverse driving direction, speed level 1

2x = Reverse driving direction, speed level 2

If you are already reversing with the locomotive, you can use the button to increase the

speed (speed steps). Press the button to reduce the speed.

You can press the buttons brie y, which only changes one speed step at a time, or you can

keep the buttons pressed, which causes the speed to change continuously.

}= Emergency stop

= Sound triggering 1, e.g. a bell*

= Sound triggering 2, e.g. a horn*

*Only in combination with appropriate accessories with Reed contact tripping.

the corresponding transmitter. This is done by simply selecting a channel using a DIP rotary

4. Control elements

Key assignment for #35040

Key assignment for #35008 / #35028

5. First set-up

The transmitter requires a CR2025 battery for operation. There is a LED at the top

of the remote that con rms each operation. If the brightness or range of the remote

control decreases, the battery must be replaced.

Proceed as follows:

• To insert the cell, lever open the lid with a coin on the recess.

• Carefully insert the button cell into the holder with the plus pole facing up.

• Place the metal bracket back into the bottom of the housing and join the two halves of

the housing together.

6. Channel selection / Synchronization

In order for the receiver to pick up the signals from the transmitter, it must be connected to

the corresponding transmitter. This is done by simply selecting a channel using a DIP rotary

switch.

The transmitter and receiver are factory-set to channel 0.

Transmitter:

1. Remove the small cover on the back of the transmitter.

2. You now have access to the DIP rotary switch.

3. The arrow direction indicates the set channel.

4. You can adjust the channel by turning it with a small  at screwdriver. Transmitter and

receiver must be synchronized accordingly.

7.1 Operation with RC module 35040

The operation is simple. By pressing the buttons on the remote control, you can select the

direction of travel/speed level and, depending on the range of functions/further accessories,

even trigger 2 sound functions*.

1 x = Forward driving direction, speed level 1

2 x = Forward driving direction, speed level 2

If you are already driving forwards with the locomotive, you can use the button to

increase the speed (speed levels). By pressing , you can decrease the speed.

1x = Reverse driving direction, speed level 1

2x = Reverse driving direction, speed level 2

If you are already reversing with the locomotive, you can use the button to increase the

speed (speed steps). Press the button to reduce the speed.

You can press the buttons brie y, which only changes one speed step at a time, or you can

keep the buttons pressed, which causes the speed to change continuously.

}= Emergency stop

= Sound triggering 1, e.g. a bell*

= Sound triggering 2, e.g. a horn*

*Only in combination with appropriate accessories with Reed contact tripping.

the corresponding transmitter. This is done by simply selecting a channel using a DIP rotary