Futaba FP6NLK Bedienungsanleitung

Futaba Funkgesteuertes Spielzeug FP6NLK

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Futaba

DIGITAL PROPORTIONAL

RADIO CONTROL FM

D60399

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

Please read this manual carefully before using your set.

FEATURES OF FP-6NLK/5NLK

The FP-6NLK FP-5NLK (6NLK) and are 6 channel and 5

channel (5NLK) FM proportional a radio control set with

ergonomic case as of pursuit created a result the exhaustive

of easier operation, newly designed sticks tor and smooth

positive operation, for servo reversing switch each channel,

and other innovations based on opinions the and needs of

many RC modelers.

Please read this manual before using your set. new

TRANSMITTER FP-T6NLK/T5NLK

• Reliability substantially improved by using industrial robots

to assemble the PC board.

• Servo reversing switch for each are channel. Servos reversed

by using this switch.

• Newly designed open gimbal sticks operate smoothly and

positively.

Spring tension mechanism

allows adjustment of the operat-

ing

feel of the stick lever.

•Nonslip

adjustable

lever

head allows adjustment

the stick

length as desired.

• RF PC board module style system in transmitter. (Internal

only)

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

easier

operation,

has

evolved

thick

case

which

fits

into

the palm of the hand.

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

• Easy to read square transmitter battery voltage/output level

meter.

• Excellent radiation efficiency, strong 8-stage telescoping

antenna.

• Neck strap bracket provided as standard. is Operation easier

if the transmitter is hung using from your neck by the

optional neck strap.

• Large a is capacitor copes with voltage changes when battery

used.

• Vibration-resistant pin connectors.

• Fiberglass epoxy with PC board thru-the-hole plating is vi-

bration and shock resistant.

SERVO FP-S138

SMALL, RUGGED, HIGH SERVO NEUTRAL LOW PROFILE

• Height is 0.2 in (5.2mm) lower than of its existing servos

type.

• 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 servo case is mechanically strong and

invulnerable to glow fuel.

• Strong polyacetal resin ultra-precision servo gear features

smooth operation, positive neutral, and very little backlash.

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

hole plating improves servo amp vibration and shock resist-

ance.

•Three pin connector eliminates faulty contact and improves

reliability against vibration and

shock. Housing has a reverse

insertion prevention mechanism.

•Special grommet simplifies mounting has of the servo and

an excellent cushioning effect.

• Six special adjustable splined

horns.

• Since the output torque is 34.75oz-in (2.5kg.cm) and operat-

ing speed is 0.23sec/6CT, it can be used all with almost

models.

RECEIVER FP-R107N

• Compact, high performance FM 7-channel receiver with PC

board space reduced minimum. to a

•Special IF amp for radio communications the improves

effective receiving range stability.

•Narrow band ceramic filter improves rejection of adjacent

channel interference.

• Futaba original squelch circuit erroneous reduces operation

weak

signals

(when

passing

dead

point,

etc.)

and

er-

roneous operation by natural noise when no signals are being

received.

SET CONTENTS AND RATINGS

(Specifications are subject to change without prior notice.)

Transmitter

Receiver

Servo

Battery holder

Switch

Others

FP-6NLK

FP-T6NLK x 1

FP-R107N x 1

FP-S138x4

NR-4J x 1

SSW-J x 1

Charger, Frequency ﬂag. Spare horn,

Mounting screw.

FP-5NLK

FP-T5NLK x 1

FP-R107N x 1

FP-S138x4

TRANSMITTER FP-T6NLK/T5N

Operating system : 2 stick, servo reverse

Aileron, Elevator dual

switch,

Landing gear switch (5ch)

[Switch (6ch) 6NLK only

Transmitting frequency : 53, 72MHz bands

Modulation system : FM

Power requirement : 9.6V NiCd battery

(NT-8LP)

Current drain : 190mA

RECEIVER FP-R107N SERVO FP-S138

Receiving frequency : 53, 72MHz bands Control system +pulse width control

Intermediate frequency : 455kHz Operating angle side One 45° or more

Power requirement : 4.8V NiCd battery (including trim)

(Common use with servo) Power requirement 4.8V~6V

Current drain : 13.5mA (4.8V reception) Current drain (IDLE) 6.0V, 8mA

Dimensions : 1.38 x 2.42 x 0.8 in Output torque 34.75oz-in (2.5kg-cm)

(35.2x61.7x20.3m m) Operating speed sec/60° 0.23

Weight : 1.55oz (43g) Dimensions 1.59 x 0.79 in x 1.38

Receiving range : 550 yards (500m) on the (40.5 x 20 35.3mm) x

ground, 1,100 yards

Weight

1.44oz(41g)

(1,000m) in the air.

(at the best conditions)

TRANSMITTER FP-T6NLK/T5N CONTROLS

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

Memorize the of position and operation each

switch and control.

Elevator dual trimmer

Landing gear switch

Antenna

Handle

Aileron dual trimmer

6th CH switch (6NLK only)

Aileron dual switch

Neck strap

bracket

Elevator

trim lever

Aileron

trim

lever

Charging

jack

Power switch

Rudder

Throttle

Transmitter

NiCad battery

NT-8LP

Aileron

Elevator

Nonslip adjustable

lever head

Fig.1

Battery cover

Servo reversing

switches

Rudder

trim lever

Throttle trim

lever

Level meter

In the following descriptions, all the servo reversing switches

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

reverse position, of described. operation is the opposite that

Aileron

Aileron operation

Elevator

Elevator operation

Throttle

Throttle operation

Rudder

Rudder operation

Landing gear switch

Raising and lowering the

landing gear.

6th CH switch (6NLK only)

Use for controlling model

airplane flaps, etc. The

servo is operated at the

and positions. The

The servo is connected

to 6 channels. Fig. 2

position is off.

Aileron trim lever

Elevator trim lever

Throttle trim lever

Rudder trim lever

Aileron trimmer

Elevator trimmer

Throttle trimmer

Rudder trimmer

Aileron dual rate switch

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

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

position, dual rate is turned off.

Aileron dual rate trimmer

This trimmer sets the aileron travel when the dual aileron

rate switch is set on. to When the dual rate switch is set to

ON, the throw servo can be set to an arbitrary angle smal-

ler than when the dual rate switch is OFF (normal) as

shown in the figure. Use the matched throw to the aircraft

and the be maneuvers to performed.

throw can be adjusted within this range with the dual rate trimmer.

When the dual ON, rate switch is the servo

Fig.

OFF

100%

Dual rate switch

Elevator dual rate switch

This switch turns the

elevator dual rate and function on

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

position is dual rate ON.

Elevator dual rate trimmer

This trimmer sets the elevator deflection angle when the

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

same functions as dual aileron 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

its full length

when using the transmitter.

Handle

Use this bar to carry the transmitter.

Nonslip adjustable head lever

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

operator.

Adjust to your the length of hand.

in the arrow direction, and adjust the head to

the most comfortable length, then lock it by

turning it in the direction opposite arrows. the

Battery cover

Remove this cover

when switching the

servo reversing

switches.

and

Unlock lever heads

. by turning them

Lever head

Remove the

battery

cover, by

pulling it in

the arrow

direction while

pressing

downward.

Fig.

Servo reversing switches

Fig.

Using the servo reversing switches

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

•The

servo

reversing

switches

reverse

the direction

opera-

tion of the servos.

Fig.

Elevator servo

reversing switch

Aileron servo

reversing switch

Throttle servo

reversing switch

Rudder servo

reversing switch

Landing

gear servo

reversing

switch.

NORM - Normal

REV - Reverse

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

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

servo are opposite, switch the appropriate servo reversing switch.

Transmitter NiCad battery NT-8LP

Charging jack

Battery charge built-in jack for NiCad battery.

•CHARGING OF

TRANSMITTER

AND RECEIVER

NI-CAD BATTERIES:

Recharge the receiver and

transmitter NiCad

batteries

as shown in Fig. 7.

AC-117V

Battery

Charger

Type

FBC-8B(4)

Rx:

Notes:

1) First, connect to TX NiCad

and red lamp goes on.

Then connect to RX NiCad

after connecting, L, E, D,

changes color trom 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.

TX NiCad - Red.

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

transmitter charging jack, connect the 3P connector of the

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

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

•The

Receiver

battery

can

used

about 10 times at 10

minutes per flight between rechargings.

• Charge the batteries for about hours. 15 When the set is

not

in use for some time, repeat discharge and two charge

three times before use. (If the batteries

are not used for a

long time, their capacity will go down).

• FBC-8B charges transmitter and receiver NiCad batteries

independently or simultaneously.

The tension spring of the stick lever can be adjusted.

Fig.

Tx.

Charging

plug

Fig.

(NR-4J)

LED

When adjusting the aileron,

and elevator the inside

module is removed.

Use a small Phillips

screwdriver.

Elevator

Aileron

Rudder

• The the tension of

spring can be adjusted

by removing the trans-

mitter back cover and

turning the screw for

each stick. Set the

springs for the best

stick feel.

When these screws are

removed, the back cover

can be removed.

Produktspezifikationen

Marke:	Futaba
Kategorie:	Funkgesteuertes Spielzeug
Modell:	FP6NLK

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