Futaba CONQUEST Bedienungsanleitung

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Futaba

DIGITAL PROPORTIONAL

RADIO CONTROL

CONQUEST

Thank you for purchasing digital a Futaba proportional radio control set.

Please read this manual carefully before using your set.

FEATURES OF FP-6NLK/4NL

TheCONOUESTFP-6NLKand FP-4NL are channel 6 (6NLK)

and 4 channel (4NL) AM proportional control set radio with

a ergonomic of case as created a result the exhaustive pursuit

of easier for and operation, designed newly sticks smooth

positive operation, servo reversing switch for each channel,

and other on innovations based the opinions and needs of

many RC modelers.

Please read before this manual using your new set.

TRANSMITTER FP-T6NLK/T4NL

• Reliability substantially improved by using industrial robots

to assemble the PC board.

• Servo reversing switch for each channel. Servos are reversed

by using this switch.

• Newly designed open gimbal sticks operate smoothly and

positively.

Spring tension mechanism allows adjustment of operat- the

ing feel of the stick lever.

• Nonslip adjustable lever head allows adjustment of the stick

length as desired.

• RF PC board module style system transmitter. in

• Functional pursuit case, created as a result of the exhaustive

easier

operation,

has

evolved

thick

case

which

fits

into

the palm of hand. the

•Aileron, Elevator dual rate function. ON, (Dual rate OFF)

(6NLK)

• Easy to read voltage/output level square transmitter battery

meter.

• Excellent radiation efficiency, strong 8-stage telescoping

antenna.

• Neck strap bracket provided as standard. Operation is easier

if the transmitter is hung using from your neck by the

optional neck strap.

• Built-in NiCad battery.

RECEIVER FP-R7H (6NLK)

•A compact, lightweight, rugged 7-channel receiver virtually

invulnerable to power supply thanks to new voltage changes

Futaba Custom 1/C, IR-2501.

•Newly designed AGC and dead circuit minimizes interference

points.

•Fiberglass reinforced epoxy resin PC board with thru-the-

hole plating and improves vibration shock resistance.

•Three-wire gold-plated block mini connector is compatible

with all Futaba servos.

RECEIVER FP-R4F (4NL)

•Compact, lightweight, rugged construction.

•Three-wire gold-plated mini block connector is compatible

with all Futaba servos.

• Four channel.

RECEIVER FP-R4H,

(4NL)_______________

• High channel performance AM 4 receiver in which miniature

size and light weight have been achieved by using the PC

board space to maximum. the

•

Narrow band design using

narrow

band

ceramic

filter-

resists adjacent channel interference.

• Noise resistance using achieved by a pulse noise rejection

circuit.

• New C MOS miniature IC used in the increases data coder

reliability substantially.

• New type subminiature, highly reliable pins used at the

crystal socket also increase reliability. The crystal can be

changed from the outside.

• Thick film gold-plated connector pins eliminate poor contact

and improve reliability against shock and vibration.

SERVO FP-S38

Very-precise neutral, small, rugged servo

• New indirect drive potentiometer improves vibration and

shock resistance and neutral accuracy.

• Futaba low-power custom 1C provides extremely high

torque, narrow dead band, and superior tracking.

• Fiberglass reinforced PBT (polybutylene terephthalate)

injection molded in- servo case and is mechanically strong

vulnerable to glow fuel.

• Strong polyacetal resin ultra-precision servo gear features

smooth operation, positive neutral, and very little backlash.

•

Fiberglass

reinforced epoxy resin

board

with

thru-the-

hole plating improves servo amp vibration and shock resist-

ance.

• Three wire-gold-plated 3p mini connector.

•Special grommet simplifies mounting of the servo and has

an excellent cushioning effect.

•Six

special

adjustable

splined horns.

• High 34.8 oz. in (2.5kg-cm) maximum output torque allows

use in almost any model.

SET CONTENTS AND RATINGS

(Specifications are subject 10 change without prior notice.) Operating System

Transmitter

Receiver

Servo

NiCad Battery

Switch

Others

CONOUEST

FP-6NLK

FP T6NLK x 1 1 FP-T4NL x

F P R 7 H x 1 FP. R4 F x 1/FP-R4HX 1

FP-S38 x 4

SSW-Hx

Charger. Frequency ﬂag

Mounting screw.

CONQUEST

FP-4NL

S38

. Spare horn,

TRANSMITTER FP-T6NLK /T41ML

2 stick,servo reverse

Aileron, Elevator dual

switch. Landing gear

switch (5ch) & switch

(6ch) 6NLK only

Transmitting frequency : bands, 72MHz 75MHz

bands

Modulation system : AM

Power requirement : 9, 6V, NiCad battery

(NT-8LP)

Current drain : 190mA

RECEIV ER FP-R7H / R4 F / R4H

Receiving frequency : 72MH/ bands, 75MHz bands

Crystal replacement system: Frequency can be changed

within the same frequency

band by changing the pre-

cision crystal.

Intermediate frequency : 455kHz

Power requirement : 4, 8V, NiCad battery

Common use with servo

Current drain : 4.8V, 10mA

Dimensions

R7H 1.6x 2.6 0.8 x inch

(41

mm)

R4F 1.6 x x 2.3 0.7 inch

(40.2

58.5

mml

R4H 1.26x 2.05 0 inch x 77

(32

19.4

mm)

Weight

R7H

1 7oz(50g)

R4F

1.6oz

(46g)

R4H

1.06oz (30g)

Receiving range : 550 yards (500m) on the

ground. 1,100 yards

(1,000m) in the air.

(at the best conditions)

Throttle trim

lever

SERVO FP-S38

Control system : + pulse width control

Operating angle side 45° more : One or

(including trim)

Power requirement ~ : 4.8V 6V

Current drain 8mA (IDLE) : 6.0V,

Output torque : 34.8oz.in (2.5kg-cm)

Operating speed : 0.23sec/60°

Dimensions : 1.59 x 0.79 x 1.38 inch

(40.5 x 20 x 35.3mm)

Weight : l.44oz (41g)

6th CH switch (6NLK only)

Aileron dual only) switch (6NLK

Neck strap bracket

Rudder

trim lever

Rudder

Nonslip adjustable

lever head

Aileron

Elevator

In the descriptions, following all the switches servo reversing

are assumed the normal position. they are to be in When in the

reverse position, operation is the that opposite of described.

23) Battery cover

Elevator

trim lever

Aileron

trim

lever

Charging

jack

Transmitter

NiCad battery

NT-8LP

Power switch

Servo reversing

switches

Fig.

Throttle

Level meter

Elevator

dual switch

(6NLK only)

Landing gear switch

(5ch) (6NLK only)

(6NLK only)

Elevator dual trimmer

Handle

Aileron

dual

trimmer

Antenna

TRANSMITTER FP-T6NLK/T4NL CONTROLS

Fig. 1 shows the each name of part of the transmitter.

Memorize the operation position and of each

switch and control.

Aileron

Elevator

Throttle

Rudder

Aileron operation

Elevator operation

Throttle operation

Rudder operation

Landing gear switch

(6NLK only)

Raising and lowering the

landing gear.

6chCH switch (6NLK only)

Use for controlling model

airplane flaps, etc. The

The servo is connected

to 6 channels.

Fig.

Aileron trim lever Aileron trimmer

Elevator

trim

lever

Elevator

trimmer

Throttle trim lever Throttle trimmer

Rudder trim lever Rudder trimmer

Aileron dual only) rate switch (6NLK

Aileron dual the rate ON-OFF switch. When set to upper

position, when the dual rate is turned on, and set to lower

position, dual rate is turned off.

Aileron dual rate trimmer (6NLK only)

This trimmer sets the aileron travel when the dual aileron

switch is set on. to When the dual ON, switch is set to the

servo throw can be set to an arbitrary angle smaller than

when the dual shown switch is OFF (normal) as in the

figure. Use the throw matched to the aircraft and the

maneuvers to be performed.

servo is at operated the

and

positions. The

position is off.

Elevator dual only) rate switch (6NLK

This switch turns the elevator dual rate function on and

off. The lower position is OFF dual rate and the upper

position is dual rate ON.

Elevator dual (6NLK rate trimmer only)

This trimmer sets the elevator deflection angle when the

elevator dual rate the switch is in ON position. It has the

same functions as aileron dual rate.

Power switch

The upper position is ON.

Level meter

This level meter indicates the transmitter battery voltage.

Neck strap bracket

Bracket for the neck strap (optional).

Antenna

Strong telescoping antenna. Extend it to its full length

when using the transmitter.

Handle

Use this bar transmitter. to carry the

Nonslip adjustable head lever

The length of the lever head can be adjusted to fit the

operator.

Adjust to the length of your hand.

Lever head

in the arrow direction, and adjust the head to

the most comfortable length, then lock it by

turning it in the direction opposite the arrows. Fig.

Charging jack

Battery charge jack for built-in NiCad battery.

•CHARGING OF

TRANSMITTER

AND RECEIVER

NI-CAD BATTERIES:

Recharge the receiver and

transmitter NiCad batteries

as shown in Fig. 5.

Notes:

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 which (orange)

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.

TX NiCad - Red. Fig. 5

•Connect the charging plug of the the FBC-8B charge to

transmitter charging jack, connect the 3P connector of

the FBC-8B to the receiver NiCad battery (NR-4M), and

plug the FBC-8B to a 117VAC outlet shown as in this ﬁgure.

•The Receiver battery can be used about 10 times at 10

minutes per ﬂight between rechargings.

•Charge the When batteries for about 15 hours. the set is not

in use for some time, repeat discharge and charge to two

three times the before use. (If batteries are not used for a

long time, their capacity will go down).

•FBC-8B charges transmitter and receiver NiCad batteries in-

dependently or simultaneously.

Battery cover

Remove this cover

when switching the

servo reversing

switches.

Servo reversing switches

Using the servo reversing switches

• The left side of each switch is the normal position.

• The servo reversing switches reverse the opera- direction of

tion of the servos.

Elevator servo

reversing switch

Aileron servo

reversing switch

Throttle servo

reversing switch

Rudder servo

reversing switch

Fig.

Landing

gear ser

reversing

switch.

(6NLK ONLY)

NORM —Normal

REV —Reverse

After linkage is complete, inspect the servos. If the direction of

operation of the stick lever and the direction of operation of a

servo are opposite, switch the appropriate servo reversing switch.

24 Transmitter NiCad battery NT-8LP

The tension of the can stick lever spring be adjusted.

When adjusting the

aileron, and elevator

the inside module

is removed. Use a small Phillips

screwdriver.

When the dual ON, servo can rate switch is the throw be adjusted

within this ranqe with the dual rate trimmer.

Fig.

Lever head

Unlock lever heads

and

, by turning them

Elevator

Aileron

Fig.

Rudder

When these screws are

removed, the back cover

can be removed.

• The tension of the

spring can be ad

justed by removing

the transmitter

back cover and

turning the screw

for each stick. Set

the springs for the

best stick feel.

Produktspezifikationen

Marke:	Futaba
Kategorie:	ferngesteuertes Spielzeug
Modell:	CONQUEST

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