Points to note when
setting up your Digital Scalextric track:
Layout the the
Scalextric track for clockwise racing.
The lane change
track sections have sensors at one end of the beginning of the
track section. The lane change sections should have the sensors
in front of the lane change points bearing in mind that the
cars are going to race in clockwise direction.
Once you have the
Scalextric track sections together, plug the Digital Scalextric
controllers into the connectors on the 4 car digital power base.
Finally plug the
power transformer into the right hand side of the 4 car digital
power base. The green LED should light up indicating that the
Scalextric track has power.
Programming
your Scalextric Digital cars
Warning:
do not put standard analogue Scalextric cars onto a digital
track. There may be permanent damage to either the cars or the
power base.
Make sure that there
are no cars on your Digital Scalextric track layout.
Take the car that
you want to programme and place it on the track section attached
to the 4 car digital power base.
Place the car in
the slot on the track. Pause for 2 seconds to allow the car
to communicate with the power base. Push and hold the button
down on the top of the power base which goes with your controller.
The green light
on the 4 car digital power base will flash two times. Once it
stops flashing release the button and your car is now programmed
to that controller.
To confirm this,
gently squeeze the digital throttle trigger and the car should
move forward.
Repeat for your
other cars keeping in mind that any time you program a car,
all other cars must be removed from the track.