User manual FUTABA 8UHPS

[. . . ] Thank you for purchasing a Futaba® 8Usuper series digital proportional R/C system. This system is extremely versatile and may be used by beginners and pros alike. In order for you to make the best use of your system and to fly safely, please read this manual carefully. If you have any difficulties while using your system, please consult the manual, your hobby dealer, or Futaba. This manual is not just a translation and has been carefully written to be as helpful to you, the new owner, as possible. [. . . ] The rudder offset is affected by both revolution mixing (page 57), and trim (overall level movement) with the offset function. When the offset function is ON, also the electronic trim levers will operate, so the trim amount adjusted in these flight modes is automatically input to each Offset amount. The activating switches are initially set so that offset 1 and offset 2 are on at the same time as the idle-up 1 and idle-up 2 functions, switched by Switch G. If desired, the offset function ON/OFF operation can be changed to switch C. This may only be done in the OFST-1 menu, and not in the OFST-2 menu. Setting up Offsets 1, 2, & iv These keys are used to move 1. Turn the OFST1, OFST2, or OFSTiv function ON or OFF by To DELAY through the five submenus in pressing the (+) key ("ON" or "OFF" displayed depending or OFST-2 the OFST1 & OFST2 on switch G's or F's position). Turn off (INH) the function function functions. Aileron offset Input the desired Aileron offset with the (+)/(-) keys. Elevator offset Input the desired Elevator offset with the (+)/(-) keys. Rudder offset* Offset amount Input the desired Rudder offset with Channel display Range: -120 to To OFST-1 the (+)/(-) keys. Data input keys AIL = Aileron +120% or TH-HLD · If you're unhappy with what you've ELE = Elevator (Initial value: 0%) function set, you may reset to zero by RUD = Rudder pressing the (+) and (-) keys simultaneously. The screen below only appears in the OFST-1 menu for switch setting. Switch direction selection Select the desired switch and direction for the switch to turn the function on and off with the (+)/(-) keys. SW-E: Turns OFST1 & 2 on/off at the same time as idle-ups 1 & 2 SW-C modA: Switch C center position turns on OFST-1 and lower position turns on OFST-2 SW-C modB: Switch C center position turns on OFST-1 and upper position turns on OFST-2 Switch direction display (SW-E, SW-C modA, SW-C modB) (Initial value: SW-E) The Delay function provides a smooth transition between the trim positions whenever offset, revolution mixing, or throttle hold functions are turned on and off. You may set different delay times for aileron, elevator, and rudder. With a 50% delay setting, the servo takes about a half-second to move to its new position, quite a long time. Normally a 10-15% delay is used. 50 Setting Delays The Delay function is automatically activated when either To PMIX-1 These keys are used to move Offset, Revolution mixing, or Throttle hold are activated. through the three submenus in function 1. Input the desired Aileron delay with the (+)/(-) keys. Elevator delay Input the desired Elevator delay with the (+)/(-) keys. Rudder delay Input the desired Rudder delay with the (+)/(-) keys. Channel display · If you're unhappy with what you've To OFST-2 Data input keys AIL = Aileron Delay amount set, you may reset to zero by function ELE = Elevator Range: 0 - 100% pressing the (+) and (-) keys RUD = Rudder (Initial value: 0%) simultaneously. In the helicopter mode, your T8UH system contains two separate programmable mixers with unique mixing capabilities. [. . . ] Always turn off the transmitter power before inserting or removing the data pack. The data memorized in the data pack using an old 8U Series can be copied to the memory in the body of the 8Usuper Series transmitter. When old data is copied, initialization data for the new functions added with the 8Usuper are added. (1) Call the copy function in the BASIC menu/MODEL submenu. (Call the "Pac" screen following "COPY" of the function name display at the top left of the screen. ) (2) Select the model No. [. . . ]