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30139 NASCAR 30139 NASCAR D 1X 2X1x a 12X 30139 NASCAR 30139 NASCAR D 1x 2x1x A 12x 1x B 8x E 1x 1x C 12x 62x 4x F 1x F F Dodge and HEMI® are trademarks of Chrysler LLC. Dodge Charger, Dodge Viper and their trade dress are D D used under license by Stadlbauer Spiel- und Freizeitar- tikel GmbH. © Chrysler LLC 2009. E E General Motors Trademarks used under license to B A Stadlbauer Spiel- und Freizeitartikel GmbH. E E F F The stylized no. 31 is a trademark and the RCR check- D D ered fl ag logo is a registered trademarks of RCR Enter- prises, LLC. AT&T, and the AT&T logo are trademarks of AT&T Knowledge Ventures and/or AT&T affi liated companies used under license by AT&T Mobility LLC. JEFF BURTON and Jeff Burton’s autograph are trade- F D D D F marks of Jeff Burton Autosports, Inc. All trademarks, personal likenesses and the likeness of the no. 31 race car are used under license from their owners. NASCAR® is a registrated trademark of the National F D D F Association for Stock Car Auto Racing, Inc. © 2009 Richard Petty Motorsports. The stylized E with D D checkered fl ag® and 9® are registered trademarks of Richard Petty Motorsports, used under license. Kasey F F Kahne® name, likeness and signature are registered D E E C E E D trademarks of Kasey Kahne Inc. licensed by Richard Petty Motorsports. F F 30139 + 20517 + 20601 + 20611 2 Table of contents Safety instructions Contents of package Safety instructions 8 • WARNING! Not suitable for children under 36 months. Danger of 1 Chevrolet® Impala SS #31Jeff Burton Contents of package 8 suff ocation due to small parts which may be swallowed. Caution: 1 Dodge Charger #9 Kasey Kahne Technical advice for assembly 8 risk of pinching caused by function. 8 Standard straights Important Information 9 12 High banked curves 3/30° Assembly instructions 9 • WARNING! 1 Connecting section with Black Box Guard Rails and Supports 9 This toy contains magnets or magnetic components. Magnets at- 1 Carrera DIGITAL 132 lane change section, right (2 track parts) Electrical connection 9 tracting each other or a metallic object inside the human body may 1 Carrera DIGITAL 132 lane change section, left (2 track parts) Car components 9 cause serious or fatal injuries. Seek medical attention immediately if 8 Carrera DIGITAL 132 double lane change section Preparation of start 9 magnets are swallowed or inhaled. (2 track parts) Preparation of start and points function 10 2 Speed controllers Race modes 10 • The transformer is not a toy! Do not short-circuit the transformer’s 1 Transformer Light function on/off 10 connections! Note to parents: Regularly inspect the transformer for Guard rails Operating 6 cars 10 damage to the cable, plug or housing! Only operate the toy with rec- Replacement contacts Coding/decoding of the cars to the according speed controller 10 ommended transformers! The transformer may no longer be used Shoulder end sections Autonomous Car function 10 if it is damaged! Only operate the racetrack with a transformer! If Instructions Pace Car function 10 play is interrupted for longer periods, it is recommended to separate Track section bolts Setting basic speed 10 the transformer from the power supply. Do not open transformer or Setting braking eff ect 10 speed controller housings! Setting fuel tank capacity 11 Track length: 32.28 ft. / 9,84 m Car programming from DIGITAL 132 to Evolution (analogue) 11 Important note to parents: Dimensions when assembled: 10.17 x 13.12 ft. / 400 x 310 cm Replacement of double sliding contact and guide keel 11 Transformers and power supply units are not suitable to be used as Changing the rear axle/engine/engine block 11 toys. The use of such products needs to be constantly supervised Maintenance and care 11 by the parents. Troubleshooting/Driving tips 11 Technical specifi cations 11 • Regularly check the track and cars for damage to cables, plugs and housings! Replace defective parts. • The car racetrack is not suitable for outdoor operation or operation Welcome in wet locations! Keep away from liquids. • Do not place any metal parts onto the track to avoid short-circuits. Welcome to the Team Carrera! Do not place the track in the immediate vicinity of delicate objects, These operating instructions contain important information regard- as these could be damaged by cars hurled from the track. ing the assembly and operation of your Carrera DIGITAL 132 race- track. Please read them carefully and keep them in a safe place af- • Pull the plug before cleaning the racetrack! Only use a damp cloth terwards. If you have any queries, please do not hesitate to contact for cleaning, no solvents or chemicals. When it is not in use, store our distributor or visit our websites: the track in a dry and dust-protected location, preferably in the origi- www.carrera-toys.com · www.carreraclub.com nal cardboard box. Please check the contents for completeness and possible transport • Do not operate race track at face- or eye-level – risk of injury due damage. The packaging contains important information and should to cars being catapulted off the track. also be retained. Note: We hope you will derive a lot of pleasure from your new Carrera The vehicle may only be operated again in a completely assembled DIGITAL 132 track. condition. Assembly may only be carried out by an adult. Technical advice for assembly 1 Connecting track + Black Box 2 Lane change section left input 3 Lane change section left output 4 Lane change section right input 5 Lane change section right output 6 Double lane change section input 7 Double lane change section output 8 Infrared sensor: The infrared sensor MUST be located on the switch that functions as the entry rail (dark diode). 8 IMPORTANT: 3 4 Driving direction from right to left only. 2 5 8 8 7 6 1 8 Important Information Guard Rails and Supports Car components 1 2 1 EVOLUTION Carrera DIGITAL 132 12 4 9 14 3 4 4 6 Carrera DIGITAL 132 EVOLUTION 13 2 7 4 8 4 5 Please note that Evolution (analog system) and Carrera DIGIT- 1 Guard rails: Guard rail mounts are fi tted by tilting them upwards AL 132 (digital system) involve two separate and completely inde- onto the verge of the track. 3 pendent systems. We hereby expressly indicate that both systems must be kept separate when setting up the track, i.e. no connecting 2 + 3 Supporting raised sections: The shank of the ball pivot is rail from Evolution may be used together with the connecting rail to be inserted into the square slots provided on the underside of the and Black Box of the Carrera DIGITAL 132, even if only one of the track. The supports can be made higher by using the extensions. two connecting rails (Evolution connecting rail or Carrera DIGIT- The pedestal of the supports can be screwed to a base if required AL 132 connecting rail and Black Box) is attached to the current (screws not included). 11 supply. Furthermore, no other Carrera DIGITAL 132 components 10 (switches, electronic lap counter, pit stop) may be built into an Evolu- 4 Supporting steep curves: tion course, i.e. via analog operation. Slanting supports of the right height are provided to support steep Non-compliance with the above information may result in damage curves. Fix the nonadjustable supports at the beginning and end of 1 Body, spoiler or destruction of the respective Carrera DIGITAL 132 components. the curves. Insert the heads of the supports in the round slots of the 2 Engine In this case no warranty may be claimed. underside of the track. 3 Support for engine block 4 Tyres 5 Rear axle 6 Chassis Assembly instructions Electrical connection 7 Guide keel 8 Double sliding contacts 9 Front axle 1 4 1 10 Central magnet unit 11 Additional magnet unit 12 Vehicle board with reversing switch 13 Front light board 14 Rear light board Note: vehicle construction depends on the model. The designation of the individual parts may not be used as order numbers. 2 3 2 Preparation of start 1 B 2 A b b c c a a 1 + 2 + 3 Before assembling please insert the connecting clips in the track as shown in fi gure 1 . Stick tracks together on a fl at base. Move the connecting clips according to fi gure 2 in direction of the arrow until they audibly snap in. The connecting clip may also be inserted later. The connecting clips can be removed into both directions by simply pressing down the clamped nose (see fi g. 3 ). 3 1 Connect the transformer plug with the Black Box 4 Fastening: To fasten the track sections on a board, it is neces- 2 Connect the enclosed speed controllers to the Black Box sary to use the track section fasteners (Item no. 85209, not con- tained in the package). Note: To avoid short-circuits and electrocution, the toy may not be connected using foreign devices, plugs, cables or other objects for- Note: eign to this toy. The Carrera DIGITAL 132 car racetrack only works Carpeting is not a suitable foundation on which to build the track be- properly with an original Carrera DIGITAL 132 transformer. cause of static charging, formation of fl uff and ready infl ammability. The PC interface (PC Unit) may only be operated together with the original Carrera PC Unit. This Carrera DIGITAL 132 vehicle ideally matches the Carrera track system scale 1:24. 1 Besides replacing the guide keel, the complete magnet units ( A + B ) as well as the distance plates (a) beneath the magnets may be removed and added respectively.
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