User manual FUTABA FP-5FN

[. . . ] Newly developed receiver use FUTABA CUSTOM 1C (IR-014, or BA-633) is extremely stable against power supply voltage fluctuations. Eight-bit CMOS 1C has complete 6-channel operation functions and reduces power consumption to a minimum. Resistance against interference has been strengthened considerably through the adoption of a RF amplifier circuit and ceramic filter. SERVO (FP--S7. Since the FP-S7, FP-S12, FP-S16, FP-S16L, FP-S17, and FP-S8, FP-S16G (retractable landing gear servo) are designed and manufactured to the same standards, top performance is displayed when used with any NEW FUTABA PROPORTIONAL transmitter and receiver. [. . . ] This is extremely convenient when carrying the transmitter. RECEIVER AND SERVO HANDLING INSTRUCTIONS XTAL . . . Power supply (FP-3FN doesn't have rudder) FP-R6F WHITE RED Fig. The FP-R6F receiver employs an 8 bit 1C and has been especially designed for 6 channel use. The block connectors which connect the receiver to each servo form a single unit with the receiver. Connect to the servos by verifying the block connector connection positions stamped on the receiver case. Be sure to use the 3P white connector from the switch harness for the power supply (BATT). 4. Since all the servos are manufactured to the same standards, any servo can be used for any purpose. The FP-S6L (reversible servo, red label) in the set can be conveniently used for throttle control with high wing and middle wing airframes. Be sure that each connector is plugged in fully and that the power supply switch harness, aileron section, etc. After verifying that all connections are correct by checking them against the connections given in Figure 3, turn the transmitter power switch on. Operate sticks and trim levers and verify that respective servos operate positively. When testing each section, be sure that the transmitter and receiver antennas are fully extended. If the transmitter antenna is short and the power switch is left on for more than 5 minutes, the transistors inside the transmitter will be damaged. If the system fails to operate after the transmitter, receiver, servos, switch harness, and batteries have been properly installed, the problem may be due to damage during shipment. Do not attempt to open any of the unit, but return them for replacement. FUTABA TRAINER SYSTEM ·The NEW FUTABA PROPORTIONAL Transmitters FP-T4FN. FP-T5FN, and FP-T6FN are equipped with the newly developed FUTABA Trainer System as standard. · The FUTABA Trainer System can be used without regard to frequency (27MHz, 40MHz, 72MHz) or number of channels of the instructor's transmitter and students transmitter. However, in this case, use the 27MHz FP-T6FN as the instructor's transmitter if the frequency of the receiver is 27MHz and use the 72MHz FP-T4FN as the instructor's transmitter if the frequency of the receiver is 72MHz. Naturally, the number of operable channels corresponds to that of the transmitter. The above is an example of 4 channel operation. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 1. When conducting training, connect the two transmitters together with the special cord*as illustrated in Figure 4. *Similar cords are on sale, but since these cannot be used, always use the special FUTABA shielded trainer cord. [. . . ] All postage, shipping, and insurance charges must be paid by the user. This guarantee only applies to the continental U. S. A. , Hawaii, and Alaska. FACTORY REPAIR SERVICE To insure prompt service, please follow the instructions given below. Remove the servos from their mounts and remove the foam padding from the receiver. Plugs or other modifications which interfere with factory test procedures will be returned to factory standard at your expense. Carefully pack all components individually, using sufficient packing material to prevent damage during shipment. [. . . ]