Konami Micro IR Combat Digi-Q Battle Tanks Operating Instructions

1. Slide the right most [Power] switch to the middle [OFF] position.
2. Slide the middle [Mode] switch to the lowest [Charge] position.
3. Make sure the switch underneath the tank is in the [OFF] position.
4. Clip the tank onto the charging station on the back of the control unit.
5. Slide the right most [Power] switch upward to the [ON] position (with a single tank icon)
6. When the [Busy] light shows red and the display shows [CH], charging is in progress.
7. When the [OK] light shows green and the display shows [CH], charging is complete.
8. A full charge takes about 10 minutes. A top up charge will take less time.
9. Operating time varies according to functions used.

A tank needs to be recharged when movement is erractic and it slows down gradually to a complete halt.

Programming the tank

You can program one of four channel into the tank. You must complete this stage before the tank will operate. Up to four tanks can operate together using channel 1 to 4 either individually or as a team.

1. Remove the protective cover on top of the turret if it is still on.
2. Switch the tank on by sliding the switch underneath the tank to the [ON] position. A red light will flash once.
3. Slide the middle [Mode] switch to the lowest [Charge] position.
4. Select one of the channels 1, 2, 3 or 4 on the left mode [ID] switch.
5. Slide the right most [Power] switch upward to the [ON] position (with a single tank icon). The display shows two red dash.
6. Make sure the front of the transmitter unit is facing the receiver on top of the tank.
7. Press the bottom left [ID] button and hold until the [Busy] light shows red and then the [OK] light shows green moments later. At the same time, the front of the tank flash red once.
8. Slide the right most [Power] switch upward to the [OFF] position.
9. Your tank is now programmed with your chosen channel and ready to roll!

Operating the tank

The tank can be operated in one of three modes: [EXERCISE], [STANDARD BATTLE] and [REALISTIC BATTLE]. If necessary, reprogram the tank and select one of the 4 channels following the instructions above. You can battle individually or as a team.

1. Remove the protective cover on top of the turret if it is still on.
2. Switch the tank on by sliding the switch underneath the tank to the [ON] position. A red light will flash once.
3. Slide the middle [Mode] switch to the top position [EXERCISE], second position [STANDARD BATTLE] or the third position [REALISTIC BATTLE].
4. Make sure the front of the transmitter unit is facing the receiver on top of the tank.
5. Slide the right most [Power] switch upward to the [ON] position with a single tank icon for individual play or downward to the [ON] position with multiple tank icon for team play.
6. The [OK] light shows green and the display shows two red dash for [EXERCISE] and [STANDARD BATTLE] modes. For [REALISTIC BATTLE] mode, the display shows the number of shells carried. That is the number of times you can fire.
7. The front of the tank flash red once. You are ready for battle!

When a tank fires, it goes backward to show recoil. When a tank is hit, it turns erratically to the right four times and then returns to its original position to indicate a hit. To change mode, you must first switch off the control unit, change mode, then switch it back on again.

The 3 battle modes

[EXERCISE] mode: Tank has unlimited firing and unlimited hits.

[STANDARD BATTLE] mode: Each tank of all types has identical capabilities. Each tank has unlimited firing but can only sustain 5 hits before it is disable. The front of the tank flashes red continuously after the 4th hit to indicate that destruction is nigh. A fifth hit will disable it. A disable tank is reset by turning the control unit off and back on again.

[REALISTIC BATTLE] mode: The tank assumes individual characteristics associated with the real tank it represents for extra realism. They vary in terms of rate of fire, fire power, number of shells carried and ability to sustain damage whether they are classed as a light tank, a medium tank or a heavy tank.

Hope this helps. Have fun!

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