User manual FUTABA FP-5UAP

[. . . ] Three-wire, compact, lightweight, rugged, high-output torque servoamps have been realized through the use of Futaba BA-607 and BA-606 custom monolithic 1C. The BA-607 monolithic 1C is a 12-pin single-end-line 1C containing 73 transistors, 13 diodes, and 79 resistors (total of 165 components). Its low current drain, high resolution, temperature compensation and built-in voltage regulator assure stable operation over the 4V-- 6. 6V power supply voltage range without any mutual interference between servos. The BA-606 monolithic 1C is a 9-pin single-end-line 1C incorporating 2 high output current (500mA) PNP transistors, 2 NPN transistors, 4 diodes, and 4 resistors for a total of 12 components on a single chip. [. . . ] can be operated by means of a potentiometer, in addition to the 5 operations described above. · Select either the long or short left and right stick knob, whichever is the easiest to use. · Hook the neckstrap to the hook and hang the transmitter from your neck. FP-T6FN AUX Lever (6TH CHANNEL) Trainer cord socket Fig. The FP-3FN, FP-4FN, FP-5UAP, FP-6FN each use a built-in nickel-cadmium battery (8/450 mAH) as the transmitter power source. Mount the antenna securely and set the power switch to the ON position . If the meter pointer fails to deflect, check for a faulty connection in the power supply. If the meter pointer deflects to within the red zone, the nickel-cadmium battery is low and must be recharged. Note that the range of the radio waves will become shorter when the meter pointer deflects to within red zone. 5. These levers are used for neutral adjustment of each rudder and to adjust the flying posture after mounting in the fuselage. This stand can be used as a handle by raising it to the topmost position. This is extremely convenient when carrying the transmitter. RECEIVER AND SERVO HANDLING INSTRUCTIONS XTAL . . . (The instructor's transmitter is designated Tx1 and the student's transmitter is designated Tx2. ) Since the radio waves are always radiated from the Tx1 side (transmitter whose power has been turned on), extend the antenna of Tx1 fully. The position of the antenna of Tx2 doesn't matter, since the radio waves are radiated from Tx1 even when operation is performed from Tx2. The meter pointer will deflect, the same as for the case of independent operation. NOTE: Never turn the power switch of Tx2 on, regardless of whether the bands coincide or not. 4. When the trainer button of Tx1 is depressed, radio waves will be directly radiated from Tx1, but the control operation is shifted to Tx2. Consequently, the student can exercise control only during the period the instructor is depressing the trainer button. When the instructor releases the button, he can exercise direct control over all operations. Perform neutral adjustment of the other transmitter on the ground before beginning actual flight. Adjust the trim of both transmitters so that the rudder servos are not operated when the trainer button is depressed. Since power is supplied from Tx1 even when the student is operating, the current drain of Tx1 will be about 10% greater than when used independently. Deflection of the meter will become small when the trainer cord is connected, but this is normal. [. . . ] Strict observance of safety rules and adherence to the advise of experts will make radio control more enjoyable. FUTABA PROPORTIONAL FREQUENCIES (Available in MHz. Available Futaba pair crystal Tx/Rx) 27 MHz Areas 26. 995 (Brown) 27. 045 (Red) 27. 095 (Orange) 27. 145 (Yellow) 27. 195 (Green) 72 MHz Areas · 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 * -- Model Aircraft use only. GUARANTEE Your NEW FUTABA Digital Proportional R/C system is guaranteed against defects in workmanship and material for 180 days from the date of purchase when the attached registration card is returned to us within ten days of purchase. This Guarantee is null and void if the R/C system has been improperly handled, damaged in a crash, or tampered with and does not cover the replacement of plastic housings or electronic components damaged due to the use of improper voltages. When service is required, please take your equipment to your local authorized service station or ship it directly to us. [. . . ]