FUTABA FP-3FN Manuel utilisateur

FP-6FN6ch.FP-5FN 5ch.

FP-4FN4ch. FP-3FN3ch.

INDEX

Features

.....................................................................

Composition and Specifications

....................................

Transmitter

handling

instructions

....................................

Receiver

and

servo

handling instructions

........................

FUTABA trainer

system

................................................

Operating instructions

...................................................

Nickel-cadmium battery and charging methods

...............

Performancetestand mounting precautions.....................

FUTABA proportional

frequencies

.................................

Guarantee.....................................................................

Factory repair service

...................................................

FEATURES OF THE NEW FUTABA PROPORTIONAL

RADIO CONTROL SYSTEM

TRANSMITTER (FP—T6FN. FP—T5FN.FP—T4FN,FP—T3FN)

1.Since allFutaba New Proportional Models aredesigned and manufactured to identicalstandards,maximum

performance is displayed even when used withother receiversand servos.

2. Position of throttlecontrolcan beeasilychanged (to leftor right).

3.Hook band permits hanging the transmitterfrom your neck forextremelyeasy handling.

4.Training system provided as standard makes training of beginners easy.

5.Equipped with a stand.

RECEIVER (FP—R6F. FP—R4F, FP—R3F)

1.Newly developed receiver useFUTABA CUSTOM 1C(IR-014,orBA-633) isextremely stable against power supply

voltage fluctuations.

2.Eight-bit CMOS 1Chas complete 6-channel operation functions andreduces power consumption to a minimum.

3.Resistance against interference has beenstrengthened considerably through the adoption of a RFamplifier circuit

and ceramic filter.

SERVO (FP—S7. FP—S12. FP—S16. FP—S16L. FP—S17,andFP—S8, FP—S16G

[retractable landinggear servo])

1.Since the FP-S7, FP-S12, FP-S16, FP-S16L, FP-S17, and FP-S8, FP-S16G (retractablelanding gearservo)are

designed and manufacturedto the same standards, top performance is displayed when used withany NEW

FUTABAPROPORTIONALtransmitterandreceiver.

2.Three-wire, compact, lightweight, rugged, high-output torque servoamps have beenrealized through the useof

Futaba BA-607 and BA-606 custom monolithic 1C.

3.The BA-607 monolithic 1Cisa 12-pinsingle-end-line 1Ccontaining 73 transistors, 13diodes,and79 resistors (total

of 165components). Itslow current drain, high resolution, temperature compensation and built-in voltage regulator

assure stable operation over the4V—6.6V power supplyvoltage range without any mutual interference between

servos.A

4.The BA-606monolithic 1Cis a 9-pin single-end-line 1Cincorporating 2 high output current(500mA)

PNP

tran-

sistors,2 NPN transistors,4 diodes,and 4 resistorsfora totalof 12componentson a single chip.

5. High outputtorque: FP-S7; 3kg-cm,FP-S12; 2.8kg-cm,FP-S16 (S16L);2kg-cm,FP-S17; 2.6kg-cm,and FP-S8,

FP-S16G (retractablelanding gear servo);8kg-cm,2.6kg-cm.

6.Compact, lightweight: FP-S7; 48g,FP-S12; 52g,FP-S16 (S16L); 41g,FP-S17; 44g, and FP-S8; 50g, FP-S16G; 41g.

7. The 20mm(dia.) motor of the FP-S7 servoprovidespower torque. Thus making it ideal for

boat and automobile

use. Waterproofcasealsomakes itperfectfor use in both freshwaterand saltwaterareas.

8.FP-S12 is a low cost servo and powerful torque of 2.8kg-cmorgreater permits usenotonly inlarge buggies,

butalso inClass60 boats, etc.

9.The potentiometer drivesection of theFP-S16(S16L)isseparately driven through a one-stage gear. The life of

the element is almostpermanent.

10.FP-S17 is a lightweight,rugged, high output, and low cost servo.

11.The high gear ratio and powerfultorque of the FP-S8 make itthe perfect retractable landing gear servo.

12.FP-S16G isa highest class miniature landing gear servo.

COMPOSITION AND SPECIFICATIONS

•COMPOSITION:

Model

Number of channels

Transmitter

Receiver

Servo

Batterycharger

Transmitter/receivernickel-cadmium battery

PP-6FN

6CH

FP-T6FN

FP-R6F

FP-S16 x 3

FP-S16Lx1

Nickel-cadmium charger FBC—2(F)

FP-5FN

5CH

FP-T5FN

FP-S16x3

FP-S16Lx1

FP-4FN

4CH

FP-T4FN

FP-R4F

FP-S16x3

FP-S16Lx1

FP-3PN

3CH

FP-T3FN

FP-R3F

(FP-S7 x 2

FP-S16x 2 FP-S12x2

FP-S17x 2)

•

SPECIFICATIONS:

(All

specifications

are

subject

to change

without

prior

notice.)

TRANSMITTER

Operatingsystem.........CH1—4, 2-stick system,CH5snap

switch,CH6trimleversystem

Operatingfrequencies...27MHz band 72MHz band

40MHz band

Antennaoutput............

500mW

Modulation

system

......

(amplitude

modulation)

Pulsepositionmodulation:

1310uSneutral (Pulse spacing)

Powerrequirement......

9.6V 8/450mAH nickel-cadmium

battery

Current

drain...............

140mA

RECEIVER

Receivingfrequencies... 27MHz band72MHz band

40MHz band

IFamplifierfrequency...455kHz

Selectivity

..................

3kHz/-3dB

Range

........................

500m

the

ground,

1000m

intheair

Powerrequirement......4.8V 4/450mAH nickel-cadmium

battery

Current

drain...............

4.8V 10mA

Dimensions

...............

FP-R6F:

x69

x19mm

FP-R4F,

R3F:

40.2x58.5

x19mm

Weight........................

FP-R6F:

52g

FP-R4F.R3F:46g

SERVO (FP-S7, FP-S12, FP-S16,FP-S16L,

FP-S17,FP-S8, FP-S16G)

Control

system

............

3-wire,

pulse

widthcontrol

650uS~ 1900uS

Operating angle............

Rotary system one side 45° min

(including trim)FP-S7. FP-S12,

FP-S16.

FP-S17

Rotary system oneside 80° minFP-S8.

FP-S16G(retractablelandinggearservo)

Powerrequirement......4.8V 4/450mAH nickel-cadmium battery

(usedinconjunctionwith receiver)

Current

drain...............

4.8V

8mA

(when

stopped)

Output torque............

FP-S7; 3kg-cm,FP-S12: 2.8 kg-cm,

FP-S16; 2kg-cm,FP-S17: 2.6kg-cm,

FP-S8: 8kg-cm,FP-S16G: 2.6kg-cm.

Dimensions.................. FP-S7:

23 x 44 x 41mm.

FP-S12:23 x 44.5 x 42.5 mm,

FP-S16:19.5x415x35.5mm,

FP-S17:20 x 39.6 x 40 mm,

FP-S8;23x44x41mm,

FP-S16G: 19.5x 41.5 x 35.5 mm

Weight........................

FP-S7:

48g,

FP-S12;

52g,

FP-S16;

41g,

FP-S17;44g.FP-S8: 50g, FP-S16G;41g.

BATTERY CHARGER (Nickel-cadmiumcharger)

Input

voltage

...............

115V

(220V,

240V)

Frequency

..................

50/60Hz

Power consumption ...2.0/3.5VA

Output

Tx.

..................

9.6V, 45mA

Output

Rx................... 4.8V, 45mA

NOTE:

Power consumption is for noload/load. Since the transformer may beburned upor the performances of the battery will deteriorate dueto

overcurreni ifthe NR-4C nickel-cadmium batteryis connected to the Tx output terminals, alwaysbesure that connections are correct.

TRANSMITTER HANDLING INSTRUCTIONS

FPT6FN

(forFP-6FN)

6CHANNEL

FP-T5FN

(tor

FP-5FN)

5-CHANNEL

FP-T4FN

(for

4FN)

4-CHANNEL

FP-T3FN

(forFP-3FN)

3-CHANNEL

Fig.

Thecontrols onthe front panelof thetransmitterare shown in

Fig.2. The manipulationof these controlsshouldbethoroughly

mastered.

FP-T4FN (FP-T3FN)

The (1) engine, (2) ailerons, (3) elevator,

and(4)*rudder canbecontrolled with the

sticks at the left and right.

Transfer between transmittersispossible

with (5) trainer switchby connecting to

another transmitter with the trainer cord.

*FP-T3FN doesn't have (4)rudderabove.

FP-T5FN

Thelanding gear orothersuitableoper-

ations can beperformed by means of the

snap switch, inaddition to the 4 operations

mentioned above.

PP-T6FN

The flaps, etc. can beoperated bymeans

of a potentiometer, inaddition to the 5

operationsdescribed above.

•Select either the longor short left and

rightstick knob,whichever isthe easiest

touse.

The knob can bereplaced by merely pull-

ingoff the black knob.

•Hooktheneckstrap to the hookandhang

thetransmitter from your neck.

Fig.

Trainercordsocket

AUX Lever

(6THCHANNEL)

FP-T6FN

Aileron

Rudder

Throttle

(MODE1:Elevator)

Snapswitch

(5TH CHANNEL)

Trainerswitch

Elevator

(MODEL Throttle)

Servo rotates in

theforward direction

when movedinthe

direction of thethick

arrow (*).

NORMAL

1.The

FP-3FN,FP-4FN,FP-5FN, FP-6FN each usea built-innickel-cadmium battery (8/450 mAH) as the transmitter

powersource.

2. Mount the antenna securely and set the power switchto the ONposition . The pointer of the meter will deflect

to within the green zone. This indicates thatthe radiowavesarebeing radiated. Ifthe meter pointer fails

deflect, check for a faulty connection inthepower supply.

3.Ifthe meter pointerdeflects to within the red zone, the nickel-cadmium batteryislow and must bere-

charged. A special charger isprovided.

4.Notethat the range of the radio waves will become shorter when the meter pointerdeflects to within red zone.

5.The "trim" lever of each stickis usedfor fine adjustment. These levers are usedforneutraladjustment of each

rudder and to adjust the flyingposture aftermounting inthe fuselage.

6.Open the stand at the rear cover when setting upthe transmitter. This stand can beusedas a handle by

raising itto the topmost position. This is extremelyconvenient when carrying the transmitter.

RECEIVER AND SERVO HANDLING INSTRUCTIONS

1.The FP-R6F receiver employs an 8 bit 1Cand has beenespecially designed for 6 channeluse.(Combined 5

channel, 6 channel use.)

2.The block connectors which connect the receiver to each servo form a single unit with the receiver.

3.Connect to the servosby verifyingthe block connectorconnection positions stamped on the receiver case.Use

the white relayconnector for the ailerons. Besure to use the 3P white connector fromthe switchharness for

the power supply (BATT).

XTAL ...Crystal

AUX2... For6CHTx: Snap switch

AUX1...For6CH Tx: Lever type switch

For 5CHTx: Snapswitch

RUDD...Rudder(FP-3FNdoesn'thave

rudder)

ELEV ...Elevator

THRO ...Throttle

AILE ...Aileron

8ATT ...Powersupply

(FP-3FNdoesn't

have rudder)

Fig.

RED

FP-R6F

WHITE

4.Sinceall the servos are manufactured to thesame standards, any servo can beusedfor any purpose.

5.The FP-S6L (reversible servo, red label) inthe set can beconveniently used for throttle control with highwing

andmiddlewing airframes.

6.Connection methods areillustratedinFigure 3. Be sure thateachconnector is pluggedinfully andthat the

power supply switchharness, aileron section, etc. are connected correctly.

7.Afterverifyingthatall connections are correctby checking them against the connections given inFigure 3,turn

the transmitterpower switchon. Then turn the receiverswitchon. Atthistime, each servowillstop at the

neutral position.

8.Operate sticks andtrim levers andverify that respective servos operate positively.

9.When testing each section,besure that the transmitter andreceiver antennas are fully extended. Ifthe trans-

mitter antenna is short and the power switch isleftonfor more than 5 minutes,the transistors inside the

transmitter willbedamaged.

10.

Ifthe systemfailstooperate afterthe transmitter, receiver,servos, switch harness, and batteries have been

properly installed, the problem may bedue to damage during shipment.Donot attempttoopen any of the

unit,butreturn them for replacement.

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