GSC Golf Skate Caddy, Owner'S Manual

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The following instructions take you through setting the GSC™ speed controls. This
is especially important when familiarising yourself with your new GSC™, or when
introducing friends to ride for the first time.
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SYNCHRONIZING YOUR GSC™ TO ITS VARIABLE SPEED 2.4GHz HAND
CONTROLLER.
Your GSC™ should come synchronized to its own hand controller. This offers the
advantage of eliminating interference from other GSC™ Units operating close by.
In the event that your GSC™ and hand controller lose their unique pairing or a new
hand controller is required, it is a simple process to re establish this link.
On the control panel situated on the mono handle, press the top power button and
keep this pressed until the control panel lights up.
Open up the 9v battery compartment on the remote trigger controller, remove the
9v battery from the compartment whilst leaving it connected. Inside the battery
compartment you will see a two way micro switch for adjusting speed. Next to this
you will see a small micro sync button. Using your finger or flat blade screwdriver,
press and hold for 8-10 seconds. The flashing red light inside your remote trigger
controller will stop and indicates that it is now synced with your GSC™. Once this is
complete re-insert the 9v battery and replace the battery compartment cover.
ADJUSTING THE DUAL-SPEED CONTROLLER
Start Slow - Finish Fast.
For safety, your GSC™ has a speed restrictor: HIGH and LOW. To adjust the
speed restrictor, first be sure to switch OFF the Wireless Controller.
You’ll find the dual stage speed restrictor switch in the battery compartment of the
Wireless Controller. Remove the battery cover from the base of the handle.
Find the dual-stage switch inside the battery compartment of the hand controller.
Set the switch to a speed suitable for your riding ability. Use LOW if this is your
first time on the GSC™. Low is the standard setting from the factory to increase to
maximum speed and torque ensure you move this switch by sliding to next position.
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