FUTABA FP-4DN Manuel utilisateur

New FUTABA

DIGITAL PROPORTIONAL

RADIO CONTROL

INDEX

Features........................................................................ 1

Specifications

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Transmitter

operation

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Handling the

Receiver

& Servos

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Ni-cads batteries &

re-charging....................................

Preca

tions,

test & installation

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

Factory repair service

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FUTABA NEW PROPORTIONAL R/C FEATURES

TRANSMITTER

1.AllFutaba New Proportional Models are designedand manufactured to theidenticalstandards andspecifica-

tions.

Thereforemixingwithother Futabareceiversand servoswillnot affectthe operation.

2. Frequency changes are easilyaccomplished,because of the plug-in socket forthe crystals.

3. ThrottlecontrolLever location canbeeasilychanged from

left to right side.

4. Neck strapand Hook isprovided forconvenient handling.

RECEIVER

1.Because of theNew 8-BIT integrated circuit device,

usedinall FutabaReceivers, all Futaba Propo. Systems

aresupplied with 6 channelcapacityreceiverFP-R6D.

2. Light weight and miniaturizedby NEW 3-WireMini-Block connector.

3. Stableoperationfrom 4V to6.6V resultingfrom utilizationof the power

saving circuits.

4.Frequency change can beeasily accomplished without opening the receiver case because of the uniqueoutside-

mounted crystalsocket.

5. Strong rejectionof spurious signalsby utilizationof a double tuned RF pre-selector circuit.

6.Shielded RF and Oscillator coilsprovide strong rejectionof spurious signals.

7. Accidental touching of Futaba Transmitter andFutaba Receiver antennas will notaffect the normalop-

eration.

SERVO

1.Since the FP-S5, FP-S5L, FP-S4 arealldesigned and manufactured

to identical standards, they will display

their maximum capabilityeven when mixedwith other FutabaModels.

2.Withthe use of Monolithic intergratedcircuit,Futaba BA-606 and BA-607 Servo AMPS are small insize,

light weightand sturdy withhigh output torque.

3.Inthe BA-607, the 12-pin singleEnd-lineMonolithic 1Ccontains a low current drain. High resolution. Temper-

ature compensated Low-voltagecircuitwhichallows operation down to 4V withoutcreating interference

between adjacentServos.

4.Inthe BA-606, the 9-pin single end-line integrated circuit isused.This circuit contains; 2 specially made high

out-put current(500mA) transistorsof the PNP type,2 NPNtype transistors, 4 Diodes,4 Resistors, a total of

12integrated devices ina single package.

5. Atidle, low currentconsumption. (8

mA).

6.High out-put (torque) 2 kg/cm.

TRANSMITTER OPERATION

With

the FP-4DN,

two-stick

control

will

operate:

1.Throttle

2. Aileron

3. Elevator

4. Rudder

Withthe FP-5DN, inaddition tothe above

mentioned operations, a snap-switchis

provided forthe landing gear or other

suitableoperations.

With the FP-6DN, aside from the 5 move-

mentsabove, an additional control(vol-

ume typecontrol)is added on thefront

panel forthe 6th control (variablemove-

ment).

Operatingprocedures for the FP-4DN, FP-

5DN, FP-6DN arethe same as they are

designed and Manufacturedtothesame

specifications.

Asan additional feature, allFutabaPropo.

Modelsareprovided with two(2)setsof

knobs(longand short),tosuityour re-

quirements. To changeknobs, pull firmly

offtheBlackPlasticKnobs fromthecon-

trolsticksand replace withthespare plas-

tic knobs provided inthe Kit.

Aneck strap too is provided for your con-

venience.

The front panelcontrols on the Transmitters are shown inthe Diagram below anditissuggestedthat themanipu-

lation of these controlsbewell mastered.

FP-T4D

(forFP-4DN)

4-CHANNEL

FP-T5D

(for FP-5DN)

5-CHANNEL

FP-T6D

(forFP-6DN)

6-CHANNEL

FP-T5

(for

FP-5)

5-CHANNEL

1.FP-4DN,FP-5DN, FP-6DN and FP-5Transmitters are equippedwith a built-in transformer-type charger for

maximum safety and provided

with

8/450

mAH

Nickel

Cadmium

Batteries for dependable operations.

2.With the antennafirmlyinplace, turn the switchon and the Meter needle willpoint to10or more on the Dial.

This is an indication thata Radio signal is being radiated.Ifthe meter needle does not move, check fora pos-

siblebadconnection inthe powersupply unit.

3.When the meterneedlepoints below10,this indicates that the battery isnotsufficiently charged.

4.Pleasebeaware that whenever the meterneedle falls below10,the area covered bythe signalisdiminished.

Along

sideand

below

each

control

sticks are

two

(2)small Blacklevers. These allow

"trim"

of all

four

main

controls. You canadjust(Trim)these levers for fineadjustments for all four (4)operations suchas throttle,

ailerons, elevatorsand rudder.

6.FREQUENCIES - Available inMHz.

(Available Futaba paircrystal Tx/Rx)

27 MHz Areas

26.995 (Brown)

27.045

(Red)

27.095 (Orange)

27.145 (Yellow)

27.195 (Green)

MHzAreas.

*72.080 (Brown/White)

72.160 (Blue/White)

*72.240 (Red/White)

72.320 (Violet/White)

*72.400 (Orange/White)

72.960 (Yellow/White)(**)

*75.640 (Green/White)(**)

Remarks: Mark * = ModelAircraft useonly.

Mark (**) = Factory tuned convertion ofcrystal isrequired.

HANDLING THE RECEIVER AND SERVOS

1. The FP-R6D receiver incorporates an 8

Bit integratedcircuitand is made into

6-channeloperation. The same inte-

grated circuitis alsoused forFour (4)

and Five (5) channel operation.

2.The Block connector socketsthat con-

nects the differentServos are an inte-

gral part of the receiver.

3.The Block Connector sockets are po-

larized and each position is designated

on the receivercase.Thereforecheck

carefullybefore connectingtheServos.

Particularlycaremust be takensince

thepower supply relayconnectoris

Red and the Aileron relay connector

is BLACK.

4. Since eachServo is built tothesame

specifications,any Servo can be used

for any purpose.

5.There isa FP-S5L (Reversible Servo

Red Label) included ineach set. This

Servo is convenient for throttle control

onshoulder wing models.

6.Connectors are made as shown inthe above diagram. Please make certain that each connector isfully plugged

inandthat the Aileron section etc., and the power supply switch harness iscorrectlyidentified.

7. Aftermaking certain thatthe connections arecorrectaccordingto the above diagram,turnon the transmitter

switchand then putthe receiver switch to ONposition. Atthis pointeach Servo will stop at the Neutral

position.

8.Move each stick andTrim leverand check to seeifthe specific Servo isactuated correctly.

9.When each section istested for movement, please make certain that boththe Transmitting and Receiving

antennas arefullyextended.IftheTransmittingantennais shortened and the Transmitter switch isleft ON

for more than 5 minutes, the transistors inthe Transmitterwill bedamaged.

10.

Ifthe system does not operate after completely assembling the batteries, switchharness and Servos for the

receiverand the Transmitter,theproblem may be due to damage during shipment. Do not attempt to open

any ofthe units,butreturn them for exchange.

NI-CAD BATTERIES AND RE-CHARGING

FP-4DN,FP-5DN, FP-6DN and FP-5 Transmitters areequipped with eight (8)pen-lighttypeNi-Cad batteries.

FortheReceiver & Servos, Four(4) Ni-Cadbatteries are providedinthe set.

Priortoeach usageNi-Cadbatteries should be chargedfor 12to 15hours. Ifthey have notbeeninuse for some

time,the batteriesshould becharged for about 20 hours before use. Thereis no harm ifthe chargingtime is

slightly exceeded.

When Ni-Cad batteriesarecompletely charged, you can ordinarilyexpect about 100minutesof useduring a given

day, about 10controlsessions of 10minutes each.

Normally Ni-Cad batteries will holdan averagevoltagehowever, afterthisgiventime period of use, thevoltage

will drop suddenly soitisrecommendedthat following 7 or8 control sessions of use,a voltage check bemade

without fail.

Forcharging the Ni-Cad batteries,connections should bemadeas shown inthe Diagram.

For charging either TRANSMITTER onlyorRECEIVER,both'A' & 'B'plugsmustbepluggedintoTransmitter bottomas

shown inthe above diagram.

TO CHARGE TRANSMITTER BATTERIES

1.Oneend of thechargingcord should be plugged into"A"

atthe bottom of the Transmitter and the other end

into the wallsocketof the household electricpower outlet (AC115V).

TO CHARGE THE RECEIVER

1.Usereceiver chargingharness (red3 pinconnectorand Plug)as shown in diagram.

Red3 pinconnector should beplugged into battery unitand the other end with plugintoTransmitter Marked

"B".

PRECAUTIONS FOROPERATIONAL

TEST AND INSTALLATION

1. After making certainthatthe Receiver & Servos arehooked upaccording tothe diagram and batteries checked

extend the Transmitterantenna to its shortestlengthand with the receiverantennainextended condition,if the

controls functionsproperlyat the distance of 50 to100feet the system is operatingnormally. However it should

becautioned thatthisshould not continue anylonger than Five (5)minutes, otherwiseit might damage some

components. Never testthe system without attaching theantenna tothe Transmitter as thiswillalso have and

undesirable effecton the instrument.

2.Duringthe installation wrap the receiver well with sponge rubberso that itwillnottouch other mechanisms

orthe aircraftitself.Alsobecareful to preventengine vibrationsfromaffectingthe receiver. Asfor the Boat

use,inaddition, itmight bea goodpractice to cover each unitwith vinylbagandtiedsecurely at each cord

to prevent waterfromentering.

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