FUTABA FP-7UAF Bedienungsanleitung

Futaba

DIGITAL PROPORTIONAL

RADIO CONTROL

FP-7UAP

PCM 1024 SYSTEM

FP-7UAF

FM SYSTEM

D60460

Thankyoufor purchasing

a Futaba digital proportional radio control set.

Please read this manual

carefully before usingyour set

The last page of this manual

is a double foldout showing the name

of each part of the transmitter.

Please open it when reading this manual.

foldout

• FEATURES

• High resolution and fast response PCM 1024 system (FP-7UAP)

FM system (FP-7UAF)

7 channels system

Dual rate switch

w/combination function

•RF module

•Trainer system

(Trainer cable optional)

•Normal display mode

•Error display mode

•Edit display mode

Liquid crystal panel

displays all the

information necessary

in each display mode.

Six edit keys provide

for easy data setting.

•Complete mixing functions

—Snap-roll!

4 channels

—Elevator

flap

mixing

—Flaperon & aileron differential -Programmable mixing 2separatesystems

—Flap -> elevator mixing

•Set data is not lost

even when the battery is changed.

• TABLE OF CONTENTS

SET CONTENTS ...........................................

BEFORE USING ..........................................

3-5

DISPLAY FUNCTIONS

NORMAL DISPLAY

MODE

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

ERROR

DISPLAY

MODE

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

EDIT

DISPLAY

MODE

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

FUNCTIONS AND DATA SETTING

ADJUSTABLE TRAVEL

VOLUME

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

DUAL

RATE

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

EXPONENTIAL........................................ 9

REVERSE

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

FAIL

SAFE

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

PROGRAMMABLE MIXING 1

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

PROGRAMMABLE MIXING 2............................

ELEVATOR -> FLAP MIXING ............................

FLAP -> ELEVATOR MIXING ............................

SNAP-ROLL

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

AILERON

DIFFERENTIAL

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

FLAPERON ...........................................

FLAP TRIM ...........................................

SUB

TRIM.............................................18

COMBINATION SWITCH

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

MODULATION ........................................

OTHER FUNCTIONS ....................................

19-20

USING THE ACCESSORIES ...............................

20-21

NOMENCLATURE (DOUBLE FOLDOUT) ......................

SERVO EXPLODED VIEW ...................................

ABBREVIATIONS

ATV

ADJUSTABLE TRAVEL FLPR FLAPERON

VOLUME FLTR FLAP TRIM

D/R DUAL RATE STRM SUB TRIM

EXP EXPONENTIAL COMB COMBINATION SWITCH

REV REVERSE MOD MODULATION

F/S FAILSAFE AUX AUXILIARY

PMX PROGRAMMABLE MIXING PCM PULSE CODE MODULATI

2->6 ELEVATOR^ FLAP MIXING PPM PULSE POSITION

6->2 FLAP -> ELEVATOR MIXING MODULATION

SNP SNAP-ROLL B.F/S BATTERY FAIL SAFE

DIFF AILERONDIFFERENTIAL

—1

—

• SET CONTENTS

*Specifications are subject to change without prior notice.

FP-7UAP

FP-7UAF

Rating

• FP-T7UAP (X1) • FP-T7UAF (X1)

2 sticks, 7 channels, PCM or FM transmitter

Transmitting frequency: 72MHz, 50MHz,

35/36MHz, 40/41MHz or 29MHz band

Modulation: FM-PCM/PPM Selectable

Power requirement: 9.6V Nicd battery pack

Current drain: 200mA

• FP-TP-FM (X1)

• FP-R129DP (X1)

(Dual Conversion Type)

or FP-R137GP (X1)

• FP-R128DF (X1)

(Dual Conversion Type) Receiving frequency: 72MHz, 50MHz,

35/36MHz, 40/41MHz or 29MHz band

Intermediate frequency: 1st IF 10.7MHz,

2nd IF 455kHz (R129DP, R128DF), 455kHz

(R137GP)

Power requirement; 4.8V Nicd battery pack

(shared with servo)

Current drain: 35mA (R129DP),

26mA (R128DF), 25mA (R137GP)

Dimensions: 63.0x37.8x24.1mm (R129DP).

63.8x35.4x20.3mm (R128DF) (excluding

protruding parts), 57x42x24mm (R137GP)

Weight: 45g (R129DP),40g (R128DF),

45g(R137GP)

Receiving range: 500m on the ground. 1000m

in the air (range differs with the surroundings]

Control system: + pulse width control

Operating angle: Rotary system, one side 45

or greater (including trim)

Power requirement: 4.8V or

6.0V (shared

with receiver)

Current drain: 8mA at 6V (at idle)

Output torque; 3kg/cm

Operating speed; 0.22sec/60°

Dimensions: 40.4x1 9.8x36mm

Weight: 44.4g, 1.56oz. (S148),

45.1q, 1.59oz. (S3001)

Voltage: 9.6V

Capacity: 800mAh

Voltage: 4.8V

Capacity: 500mAh

Dimensions: 51x58x1 5mm

Weight: 95g,3.35oz.

• FP-S148 (X4)

or FP-S3001 (X4)

•

NT-8LP(X1)

• NR-4J (X1)

• Charger • Receiver switch • Servo horn

• Servo tray

• Tx hook band

• Frequency flag

or ribbon

• FM crystal set (Transmitter and Receiver)

However use the following crystal types for dual conversion receiver (R129DP, R128DF).

The set does not include the following:

• Trainer cable (6-conductor)

- 2

• BEFORE USING

• Charging the transmitter and receiver Nicd battery

*Use the special Futaba charger.

• The charging time is 15 hours.

[However when the battery was

not used for some time, charge and

discharge it 2 — 3 times. Otherwise,

the battery will not be charged even

afterthespecifiedcharging time !

• Factory setting of transmitter modulation system

The transmitter modulation system (PCM/PPM mode) is switched by

data setting. (For the setting method, see P19.). However, it is set as

follows at the factory:

FP-T7UAP ..... PCM mode FP-T7UAF ..... PPM mode

A fully-chargedtransmitter battery

can be used for about 10 flights of

10 minutes each. The airborne NR-

4J Nicd battery pack can be used

for about 6 flights when 6 servos

are used.

Notes: (PBC-8B)

1) First, connect to

TX Nicad and

red lamp goes on.

2) Then, connect to RX Nicad after

connecting, L, E, D, changes

color from red to greenish red

(orange) which indicates that

both TX and RX Nicads are

being charged.

3) In case of separate charging, L,

E, D, color will be:

RX Nicad - Green

TXNicad-Red

Receiver

Nicd battery NR-4J

Remove the chargingcap

and connect the charger.

(NT-8LP inside)

Tx side

Rx side

Male

Female

Charger

LED

Power plug

FP-7UAPor FP-7UAF

• Changing the transmitter Nicd battery

pack

• Changing the RF module to change the

frequency band

Remove the battery cover.

—3—

Battery cover

1 Remove the RF module.

Pull the RF module forward

while pressing these tabs to

the inside

2 Change the Nicd battery. 2 Change the RF module.

® side contact -Nicd battery

(Only the NT-8LP

can be used.)

*Load the battery while paying careful attention to

the direction of the contacts.

Push in the new module,

while being careful not to

bend the pins, until the tabs

both

sides

lock

into

place

with a "click".

*Use the special FP-TP-FM RF module for the FP-

7UAP and 7UAF. Other RF modules cannot be used.

•When the transmitter frequency band is changed,

the

receiverfrequency band must be changed also.

Refer to only the necessary items of the items enclosed in

• BEFORE USING

• RECEIVER AND SERVO CONNECTIONS

Pay careful attention to the

polarity of the connector.

CH7 (AUX)

CH6 Flap servo

CH5

Landing gear

servo

Option

(sold separately)

Antenna

wire

PCM receiver

FP-R129DP, FP-R137GPor

FM receiver FP-R-128DF

CH4

Rudder

servo

CH3

Throttle

servo

Four servos

are supplied

as standard.

CH2

Elevator

servo

CH1

Aileron

servo

Extension cord

Receiver switch

Charging jack

Receiver connector arrangement

FP-R137GP FP-R129DP

FP-R128DF

Nicd battery pack

NR-4J

PRECAUTIONS

• Connect the receiver, servos, switches, and bat-

tery as shown in the figure. Extend the trans-

mitter and receiver antennas to their full

length.

•Turn

on the transmitter power

switch,

then

turn on the receiver power switch.

The

servos

will

their

neutral

position.

Move the transmitter sticks one at a time to

check that each servo follows its control stick

movement.

• Connect the pushrods to the servos and check

that the direction of travel of each servo

matches the direction of movement of its con-

trol

stick. If

servo

does

not

move

in the prop-

er direction, switch its direction with the servo

reversing function.

•

Operate

each

servo

horn

over its

full

stroke and

check that the pushrod does not bind or is not

too loose. Unreasonable force applied to the

servo

horn

will

adversely

affect the

servo

and

- 4 -

• BEFORE USING

drain the battery pack very quickly. Make the

travel of each control mechanism somewhat

larger than the full stroke (including trim) of

the servo horn. Adjust the servo horns so that

they move smoothly even when the trim lever

and stick are operated simultaneously in the

same direction.

• Be alert for noise.

This set is noise-resistant, but not completely

immune to noise. The use of noiseless parts is

recommended.

•When installing the switch harness, cut a rec-

tangular hole slightly larger than the full stroke

of the switch and install the switch so that it

moves smoothly from ON to OFF. Also do this

when the switch is installed inside the fuselage

and is turned on and off from the outside with

a piece of wire. Install the switch where it will

not be exposed to engine oil or dust and dirt.

• Although the antenna appears to be too long,

do not cut it or fold it back.

• Install the servos securely. Tighten the mount-

ing screws until the rubber damper is crushed

slightly. If the screws are too tight, the cushion-

ing effectwill be adversely effected.

• The crystal can be changed from the outside of

the receiver case. Always use the Futaba trans-

mitter/receiver matched crystal set to change

the band.

• The receiver that is used with the 7UAP and

7UAF is a dual conversion receiver. This re-

ceivers requires a special crystal so please order

the correct crystal set.

• Spare servo horns are supplied. Use them as

needed.

• Use extension cords matched to the model.

• Wrap the receiver in sponge rubber. Place it

inside a waterproof plastic bag and secure the

end of the bag with a rubber band. Do the

same with the airborne battery pack.

• Use the rubber bands wrapped around the re-

ceiver to hold the servo and switch leads.

• After installation and checking are complete,

perform a range check by collapsing the trans-

mitter antenna and extending the receiver

antenna to its full length and operating the

transmitter from a distance of 20 to 30 meters

from the receiver. The servos should operate

normally at this distance.

•Differs with the weather and surroundings.

SERVO HORN MOUNTING SCREW PRECAUTIONS

Servohornscrews

Horn

mounting

screw size

2.6x6

2.6x8

2.6x10

2.6x12

Applicable servo

S133, S143 series

S 129 series

S130 series, S9101, S5101

S128 series

S132 series

S135 series, S9601

S136G

S138 series

S148 series

S131S series, S9201,S9301

89401

8134 series, 83301

Type

Dimen-

sions

(m/m)

5.7

7.9

11.9

7.3

8.7

9.0

9.9

10.5

9.0

11.3

Horn

Waterproof type A Non-waterproof type B

Notes

• The screws are 2.6m/m tapping screws.

• If screws longer than necessary are used, the final gear may be broken or the potentiometer may be damaged or

may fall out.

-5-

• DISPLAY FUNCTION

• Used in display mode switching.

• Used in setting function selection • Used at data setting.

Liquid crystal panel

• Operated in three display modes

CURSOR

DATA INPUT

MODE SELECT

EDIT KEY

Display

Display mode at_normal use (Mode which is displayed when the power switch is turned on.)

(Display)

Battery voltage

display

• Reverse function display

(N: Normal, R: Reverse)

• PCM/PPM mode display

(PCM: PCM mode, PPM: PPM mode)

• Integrated time display (0—199 minutes)

(Displays the integrated time after reset.)

Clock reset

—6—

• Flashes at a 1 second period

• F/S data transfer display (FP-7UAP only)

(Lights momentarily each minute)

• RF indicator

(Lights when radiowaves are transmitted.)

• Mixing indicator

(Flashes when

snap roll mixing or 6 -> 2 mixing is ON.)

Error

Reset by pressing the

keys

simultaneously.

• DISPLAY FUNCTION

mode switching

The display mode is

switched by pres-

sinq the keys simul-

taneously.

(Set function recall)

• The function is selected by

I MODE SELECT | key.

Functionsettingparameters

(Seetheindividualfunction

setting items.)

Function name

(Display)

Function data setting display mode

ATV

MOD

D/R

P.8

P.19

P.8

P.18

COMB

EXP

STRM

P.18

P.9

REV

P.9

FLTR

P.18

F/S

P.10

FLPR

P.17

PMX1

P.11

DIFF

P.16

PMX2 P.12

SNP

P.15

2->6

P.13

6->2

P.14

+ direction

Error

generation

Display mode at error generation (Switched automatically from other modes)

(LOW BATTER Y error display)

• The characters flash and a buzzer sounds.

Charge, or change, the battery.

Charqinq method P4

• Characters flash and a buzzer sounds.

Turn off the power switch and then turn on.

(BACK-UP error display)

-7-

• FUNCTION AND DATA SETTING

Set for a different CH and

direction by repeating steps

Set the rate with the

keys. (When the + and

— keys are pressed simultaneous-

ly.

100%

set.)

•Related function COMBINATION

SWITCH.

• D/R can be set for CH1 (aileron),

CH2 (elevator), and CH4 (rud-

der).

• D/R can be set for each direction

the

With this feature you can select

which switch position you want

for high rate and low rate.

• The rate setting range is 30% to

110%.

The rate can be switched with the

Switch to the direction for

which the

set.

D/R switch direction selection

Select the CH for which D/R is

to be set with the

keys.

To D/R

Set for a different CH and direction by re-

peating steps

Set the rate with the

keys. (When the + and

— keys are pressed simultaneous-

ly,

100%

set.)

The rate described below is set

, or

Select the Direction with the

R/U: Right or up

L/D: Left or down

• The rate can be set for each chan-

nel.

• The left and right (up, down) rate

can

set.

• The rate setting range is 30% to

110%.

This function adjusts the servo left

and right throws and is used in

linkage correction.

Select the CH to which ATV is

to be applied with the

keys.

CH selection

Direction selection

Rate setting

ATV

ADJUSTABLE TRAVEL

VOLUME

Pressthe[MODE

SELECT]

To normal display mod*

Function

Display

Data setting

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