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7. Click “Finish” to complete this portion of the software installation procedure. RealRace still needs to finalize the software installation. For information on how to do so, please see the Final Installation/Starting the RealRace Generation 2 Program section which follows. Final Installation/Starting the RealRace Generation 2 Program 1. Make sure that no other programs are currently running. 2. With the RealRace CD-ROM in the CD-ROM drive, click on the RealRace icon located on your desktop. 3. The program will now guide you through the final installation steps and the calibration of your controller. 4. Upon completion of these final steps, RealRace Generation 2 will start the program with a default vehicle and a default track. For information on the details and features found in RealRace G2, please refer to the complete manual located on the hard drive of your PC. To access this manual, click the “Start” button in the Windows Taskbar. Then, move your cursor to “Programs” and then to “RealRace.” Choose “RealRace Control Panel”. This should open the RealRace Control Panel on your computer screen. In the Control Panel, select the “RealRace G2.doc” from the pull-down menu located next to the “Read Document” button. 3 First Run- Changing Vehicles and Tracks To begin the first run with the RealRace program, click on the icon located on the desktop. The program will initialize the necessary items and will then start using the pre-set defaults (including driving perspective, site and vehicle). Upon completing the initialization process, the program will display the Controller Calibration window. Follow the onscreen prompts to calibrate your RealRace controller. Using the default vehicle, an Axis , briefly drive around to ensure that RealRace G2 is functioning correctly. If you are new to radio control, please refer to the “Introduction to Radio Control” section of this manual. It is located on pages 4 and 5. If you wish to change vehicles, find the menu bar across the top of the RealRace main window. (If you are running in full screen mode, you may have
to hit “ESC” or “ALT” on your keyboard to see the menu bar.) In the menu bar, click on “Car”. This will display the available items in the “Car” menu.. From this list, click on “Select Car....” When a dialog opens, you can select from a list of available vehicles. Make your choice, and then click “OK” to start driving. RealRace G2 owners may vary vehicle performance by adjusting any combination of more than 120 adjustable parameters per car. You can use these adjustments to more accurately re-create your particular vehicle. For information on how to customize the driving performance of vehicles in RealRace, please refer to the full RealRace manual (located on your computer’s hard drive). Changing sites is very similar to the process used when selecting alternate vehicles. Simply click on the “Select Racetrack...” item in the “Racetrack” menu; when a window dialog appears, choose the driving site you wish to use from the list. Click “OK” to start driving on the new course. If you feel that the performance of RealRace is not running at its optimum with your computer, you may want to turn “off” a few racetrack objects. To do this, select “Item Visibility” from the “Racetrack” menu. Click any object group you wish to turn “off”. Turn to pages 7 and 8 for more suggestions on improving the performance of RealRace. These are just a few of the basic changes that you can make with RealRace G2. The possibilities are numerous. To discover more of what can be changed, please refer to the complete manual on the hard drive of your computer. Introduction to Radio Control Entry-level drivers will benefit greatly from a brief introduction to R/C cars. First of all, it is important to learn what functions each of the inputs serves from your pistol grip controller. Holding the controller in front of you so that the cable exits the bottom and the palm of your left hand grasps the handle, you will notice that there is a wheel on the face of the controller. The “wheel” is used in the same manner as a real driver utilizes his/her steering wheel on the car. It provides the directional control for the R/C vehicle. 4
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