Amazing Toys 32072 - User Manual

Introduction
TRONEX – Connects to the circuit
We take pleasure to welcome you to try out this ready-to-use electronic circuit kit
suitable for children of 8 years old and up. “You’ll be amazed” to find what you can
learn as the experiment is a realistic concept of electronics and electricity. It will
definitely enable you to learn about the necessary electronic components, circuits, and
theories as well as the basic electronics principles – electricity, voltage, current,
resistance, magnetism, other electrical circuit and theory.
It is alright if you have no knowledge about electronics and do not fully understand
how all the experiments work. Once you get started you will be able to build your
understanding through experimenting and maybe trying out some interesting
experiments on your own.
This electronic circuit kit contains more than 72 experiments, and it is smartly designed
that the main circuit board unit has all the relevant electronic components included. All
you have to do is simply connect the wires according to the wiring sequence of each
experiment and follow the steps one by one. Once connected the circuit will activate
and function.
Remember this is not a one-time experiment. The more you spend on building the
experiments the better knowledge you will gain. You will never get bored but totally
engaged as you will discover more new exciting experiments for a few years to come.
Have a great electrifying experience !!!
WARNING: Only for use by children aged 8 years and older
72+ EXPERIMENTS
COMPONENTS IN THIS KIT
Description Quantity
72 in 1 Circuit Board Unit
Magnetic pole
Connecting wire
Instruction Manual
WARNING
Adult supervision and assistance is required.
This unit is only for use by children aged 8 years and older.
Not suitable for children under age 3 years old due to small part(s)
and component(s) – CHOKING HAZARD.
Read and follow all instructions in the manual before use.
This toy contains small parts and functional sharp points on
components. Keep away from children under age 3 years.
4 x 1.5V AA (LR6) size batteries are required (not included)
Please retain the information and this manual for future reference.
CAUTION !
Before setting up any experiment, please double check and make sure
all wiring connections you have made are correct before inserting the
batteries and switching on the unit as failure may result in damage to
components or circuit board unit.
When experiment is finished, make sure the batteries are
disconnected and switch off the unit before you clear away the wires.
Do not apply any components or parts to the experiment other than
those provided with this kit.
If this product malfunctions or "locks up", try switching off and back
on again or removing and re-inserting batteries.
BATTERY INFORMATON
Use 4 x 1.5V AA (LR6) size batteries (not included)
For best performance, always use fresh batteries and remove batteries
when not in use
Batteries must be inserted with the correct polarity
Do not use rechargeable batteries
Non-rechargeable batteries are not to be recharged
Re-chargeable batteries are only to be charged under adult supervision
Re-chargeable batteries are to be removed from the toy before being
charged
Different types of batteries or new and used batteries are not to be mixed.
Exhausted batteries are to be removed from the toy
The supply terminals are not to be short-circuited
Only batteries of the same or equivalent types are to be used
Do not dispose of the batteries in fire
Do not mix old and new batteries
Do not mix alkaline, carbon zinc and re-chargeable batteries
WIRING SEQUENCE AND CONNECTION
Ensure all wires are correctly connected to the numbered spring terminals
of the main circuit board unit as stated wiring sequence of each experiment
Bend the spring terminal over and insert the exposed shiny conductor part
of wire into spring terminal. Make sure the wire is securely connected to
spring terminal.
For example if the wiring sequence is 4-33, 1-10-32-35, 2-12, then
connect a wire between spring terminal 4 and 33; and then connect a wire
between spring terminal 1 and 10, and a wire between spring terminal 10
and 32, and a wire between spring terminal 32 and 35; and finally
connect a wire between spring terminal 2 and 12. This is an example for
reference only, not an exact circuit connection in the experiment.
If the circuit does not work, you can check the wire and spring terminal
connection whether it is not well connected or insulated plastic part of the
wire is inserted to spring terminal.
1
EXPERIMENT
Color filter
• Complete all wiring connections as indicated in the
sequence. By switching ON, the color filter will be
activated for rotating.
• Complete all wiring connections as indicated in the
sequence. By switching ON, the color filter will rotate,
and red LED will light up; By switching OFF, the color
filter will stop, and red LED will extinguish.
•
Complete all wiring connections
as indicated in the sequence. By
switching ON, both red LED and green LED will light up.
By switching OFF, both LED will extinguish.
• Complete all wiring connections
as indicated in the sequence. By
switching ON, green LED will light up, and the capacitor
will be charged. By switching OFF, green LED will
extinguish. And then press the push switch. Capacitor
will discharge to red LED and make it bright for a while.
When the discharge ends, the capacitor has used up
stored electricity and thus red LED will extinguish.
• Complete all wiring connections as indicated in the
sequence. By switching ON, LED will light up. By
switching OFF, the LED will extinguish.
•
Complete all wiring
connections as indicated in
the sequence. By switching ON, both red LED and large
green LED will light up. When pressing on the push
switch, red LED will not light up, but large green LED will
light up. This circuitry can be used for switching between
weak light and strong light.
Wiring Sequence
2-6, 5-77,
76-1
4
EXPERIMENT
Diode and capacitor charging/discharging
Wiring Sequence
2-76,
50-51-77, 75-49-45, 39-46,
37-52, 1-36-38-74
1. Color filter
2. Color filter in parallel with red LED light
3. Red and green LED light
4. Diode and capacitor charging/discharging
5. LED light
6. Basic circuitry of LED light
7. Timer electric motor
8. Time-delay electric motor
9. Sound control color filter
10. Touch-mode motor
11. Alternate working of LED light and
electric motor
12. Speed-adjustable electric motor
13. Direction-change indicator
14. Rain indicator
15. LUX indicator
16. Connection indicator
17. Light control stop-and-
rotate electric motor
18. Magnet control stop-and-
rotate electric motor
19. Manual control stop-and-
rotate electric motor
20. Light control extinguish-and-light LED
21. Magnet control extinguish-and-light LED
22. Manual control extinguish-and-light LED
23. Double-Switch control LED light
24. Practical super dimmable LED light
25. Super manual control delayed LED
26. Super magnetic activated delayed LED
27. Super touch-to-lit delayed LED
28. light control activated LED light
29. Super LED light activated by darkness
30. Light control extinguish-
and-light super LED light
31. Adjustable and blow-able super LED light
32. Manual control extinguish-
and-light super LED light
33. Touch control motor dory sound with red LED
34. Touch control motor dory sound with green LED
35. Touch control ship sound with LED
36. Magnet control motor dory sound with red LED
37. Magnet control motor dory sound with green LED
38. Magnet control ship sound with LED
39. Magnet control electronic metronome with LED
40. Manual control electronic metronome with LED
41. Manual control motor dory sound with red LED
42. Manual control motor dory sound with green LED
43. Manual control ship sound with LED
44. Manual control delayed motor dory sound
45. Magnet control delayed motor dory sound
46. Manual control metronome
47. Multitone producer
48. Magnet control multitone producer
49. Manual control multitone producer
50. Electronic cicada
51. Light control creaking sound
52. Ship sound
53. Adjustable flashing LED light
54. Magnet control adjustable flashing LED light
55. Morse code training kit
56. Boresome humming
57. Automobile’s “di, di” sound
58. Hoofbeat
59. AM radio receiver with mute function
60. Big voice AM radio receiver
with volume control
61. Magnet control AM radio receiver
with volume control
62. Daylight activated AM radio receiver
with volume control
63. Darkness activated AM radio receiver
with volume control
64. Big voice FM radio receiver
65. Big voice FM radio receiver
with volume control
66. Daylight activated FM radio receiver
with volume control
67. Darkness activated FM radio receiver
with volume control
68. Big voice AM/FM radio receiver
with volume control
69. Simple impact amplifier
70. Magnet control FM radio receiver
with volume control
71. Touch control FM radio receiver
with volume control
72. FM radio receiver with mute function
73. Magnet control auto-sensor
65
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21
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2
EXPERIMENT
Color filter in parallel with red LED light
Wiring Sequence
2-6-52,
51-39, 1-76, 5-77-38
5
EXPERIMENT
LED light
Wiring Sequence
2-3, 4-35,
34-77, 1-76
6
EXPERIMENT
Basic circuitry of LED light
Wiring Sequence
1-34, 2-3,
35-38-46, 45-39-77, 4-76
65
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51 52
100
39
38
3
EXPERIMENT
Red and green LED light
Wiring Sequence
2-52,
51-37-39, 1-76, 77-36-38
37 36
21
28
7677
5152
100
75 74
46 45
49 50
39 38
217677
3534
4
3
21
7677
35 34
4645
4 3
39 38
72
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Amazing Science
Workshop
72
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Amazing Science
Workshop
1pc
1pc
10cm x10pcs, 20cm x10pcs,
30cm x10pcs, 40cm x2pcs
1pc
T R O N E X - Connects to the circuit
T R O N E X - Connects to the circuit
No. 32072
No. 32072
72
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72
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72
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Amazing
Amazing
Science Workshop
Science Workshop
More than 72 exciting
educational experiments
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51 52
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3736
3938
7677
Note : Remember to untie the string which ties the flying disc/color filter ( if available ) to the motor
before starting experiment. When the motor is rotating, do not use anything to touch the motor.
7
EXPERIMENT
Timer electric motor
Wiring Sequence
2-29-45, 30-28, 27-58, 73-57-46, 6-31, 1-77, 5-26-72-76
27
2826
2931
30
57 58
10k
7372
100uF
21
65
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46 45
76 77
• Complete all wiring connections as indicated in the sequence. By switching ON and
pressing the push switch, the motor will rotate. At the same time, the capacitor will be
charged. When the push switch is released, the circuit is disconnected, but the motor will still keep on rotating for a while.
This is because the capacitor will discharge and release its stored electricity, thus the motor will still rotate for a while.
WARNING: Take away the color filter in this experiment. Do not connect the color filter with the motor. Otherwise
components will get overheated.
P.1 P.2 P.3 P.4

Summary

Introduction to TRONEX Science Workshop

TRONEX Circuit Connection Guide

Introduces the TRONEX electronic circuit kit and its educational purpose for learning electronics.

72+ Amazing Science Experiments Guide

Experiment 1: Color Filter Demonstration

Demonstrates a color filter activated by the circuit for visual effects and basic optical principles.

Experiment 7: Timer Controlled Electric Motor

Explains how to control an electric motor with a time-delay function using circuit components.

Experiment 20: Light Activated LED Control

Illustrates using a light-dependent resistor (LDR) to control LED behavior based on ambient light.

Experiment 40: Electronic Metronome with LED

Creates an electronic metronome with sound output and LED visual feedback for timing.

Experiment 60: AM Radio Receiver with Volume Control

Demonstrates building a functional AM radio receiver with volume adjustment for practical application.

Components and Kit Contents

Battery Information and Safety

Details on required batteries, their usage, installation, and essential safety precautions.

Wiring Sequence and Connection Guide

Instructions for correctly connecting wires to the circuit board terminals for experiments.

Glossary of Electronics Terms

Glossary: Amplifier Definition

Defines an electronic circuit component that amplifies signals.

Glossary: LED Definition

Explains a Light Emitting Diode, a key component that emits light when current passes.

Glossary: Resistor Definition

Defines a device designed to possess and manage electrical resistance within a circuit.

Glossary: Transistor Definition

Describes a semiconductor device used for amplifying signals or switching circuits.

Overview

1. Function Description
2. Usage Features
3. Maintenance Features

The TRONEX 72+ Amazing Science Workshop is a ready-to-use electronic circuit kit designed for children aged 8 years and older. It offers a hands-on approach to learning about electronics and electricity through more than 72 exciting educational experiments. The kit aims to introduce users to fundamental electronic components, circuits, and theories, including electricity, voltage, current, resistance, magnetism, and other electrical concepts.

Function Description:

The core of the TRONEX kit is a main circuit board unit that integrates all necessary electronic components. Users connect wires according to specific wiring sequences provided for each experiment. Once correctly wired, the circuit activates and performs its intended function, allowing users to observe and understand various electrical phenomena. The experiments cover a wide range of topics, from basic LED circuits and motor control to sound production, radio receivers, and light/magnet/touch-activated sensors.

Usage Features:

The kit is designed for ease of use, even for individuals with no prior knowledge of electronics. The instruction manual guides users through each experiment step-by-step, detailing the wiring sequence and expected outcomes. The experiments are structured to build understanding progressively, encouraging users to explore and even create their own variations.

Key features include:

• Color Filter Experiments: Explore the activation and rotation of a color filter, both independently and in conjunction with red LED light.
• LED Light Experiments: Learn about basic LED circuitry, red and green LED light, practical super dimmable LED light, and various activation methods (light control, magnetic, touch-to-lit, darkness-activated). Experiments also cover adjustable and blow-able super LED light, as well as extinguish-and-light functions.
• Electric Motor Experiments: Control the rotation of an electric motor with features like timer-delay, speed adjustment, and stop-and-rotate functions activated by light, magnet, or manual input.
• Sensor-Based Experiments: Engage with rain, LUX, and connection indicators, demonstrating how different environmental factors or circuit states can trigger responses.
• Sound Production Experiments: Create various sounds such as motor dory sound (with red or green LED), ship sound (with LED), electronic metronome, multitone producer, electronic cicada, creaking sound, boresome humming, automobile's "di, di" sound, and hoofbeat. These sounds can be controlled by touch, magnet, or manual input.
• Radio Receiver Experiments: Build AM and FM radio receivers with features like mute function, volume control, and activation by daylight or darkness. Experiments also include a big voice AM/FM radio receiver, allowing users to switch between AM and FM modes.
• Impact Amplifier: Explore the concept of sound amplification by building a simple impact amplifier that amplifies scratching or beating sounds on a buzzer.
• Morse Code Training Kit: Learn to send messages using Morse code by tapping a push switch to produce LED flashes.
• Auto-Sensor Experiments: Utilize magnet control for auto-sensing applications, such as producing self-coupled, self-excited oscillating sounds.

The kit emphasizes hands-on learning, allowing users to connect wires, observe circuit behavior, and understand the underlying principles. The variable resistor is frequently used to adjust parameters like brightness, speed, volume, and sound tone, providing a dynamic learning experience.

Maintenance Features:

To ensure the longevity and proper functioning of the kit, several maintenance guidelines are provided:

• Battery Information: The kit requires 4 x 1.5V AA (LR6) size batteries (not included). Users are advised to always use fresh batteries and remove them when not in use. Batteries must be inserted with the correct polarity. Non-rechargeable batteries should not be recharged. Rechargeable batteries, if used, must be charged under adult supervision and removed from the toy before being charged. Mixing different types of batteries (new and used, alkaline, carbon zinc, or rechargeable) is not recommended. Exhausted batteries should be removed, and supply terminals should not be short-circuited. Batteries should not be disposed of in fire.
• Pre-Experiment Check: Before starting any experiment, users must double-check all wiring connections to ensure correctness. Incorrect wiring can damage components or the circuit board unit.
• Post-Experiment Procedure: After completing an experiment, users should disconnect the batteries and switch off the unit before clearing away the wires.
• Component Usage: Only components provided with the kit should be used for experiments.
• Troubleshooting: If the product malfunctions or "locks up," users should try switching off and back on, or removing and re-inserting batteries.
• Capacitor Discharge: For experiments involving capacitors, it is crucial to "discharge" the capacitor by connecting any wire to terminals 72-73 for a second before repeating the experiment. This ensures the stored electricity is released, allowing the circuit to function correctly again.
• Color Filter Handling: For experiments involving the electric motor, users are warned to remove the color filter and avoid connecting it to the motor, as this can cause components to overheat. The string tying the flying disc/color filter to the motor should be untied before starting experiments. Nothing should touch the motor when it is rotating.
• Touch-Plate Usage: When using touch-plates, dampening a finger with water might be necessary for better conductivity, but the water should be wiped off the touch-plate afterward.
• Radio Signal Reception: For radio receiver experiments, if AM or FM signals cannot be received indoors, users are advised to try outdoor areas. Adding a wire to the "FM. ANT" terminal can increase the strength of the radio signal.

The TRONEX 72+ Amazing Science Workshop is designed to be a durable and engaging educational tool, providing many years of exciting discoveries in the field of electronics.

Amazing Toys 32072 Specifications

General

Brand	Amazing Toys
Model	32072
Category	Toy
Language	English