Kangaroo Hillcrest ABX, Manual

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The centering and directional control in the Electronic Front Drive can be damaged if the unit rams into any obstacle.
When your X-Series must be maneuvered in close areas, it may be best to do so manually; for instance, across
bridges, around trees, or in parking lots. X-Series includes a Bumper Guard to help protect the centering device.
Damage caused by hitting obstacles is not covered under the manufacturer’s warranty. All Remote Guidance System
units must be returned to Kangaroo for proper repair. There are no user serviceable components inside.
Electronics (Remote Receiver and Remote Transmitter)
Remote Receiver
The Remote Receiver is the main control center of the Remote Guidance System. It processes and relays all of the
signals from the Remote Transmitter to the Electronic Front Drive.
Automatic Safety Shut-Off
The Remote Receiver is designed to receive a signal from the Remote Transmitter every 28 to 30 seconds. If for any
reason the unit does not receive a signal within this time span, it will automatically shut off. The auto shut-off will
also stop your X-Series if it gets out of signal range. This is a required safety function to prevent runaway. In normal
use, most golfers will be making many directional adjustment signal transmissions. However, if you do not press any
button on the Remote Transmitter for 30 seconds, your X-series will stop. This is a safety feature, not a defect. If
your X-Series stops, just press the GO button and the X-Series will start again.