User manual FUTABA FP-6NLK

[. . . ] Futaba DIGITAL PROPORTIONAL RADIO CONTROL FM D60399 Thank you for purchasing a Futaba digital proportional radio control set. Please read this manual carefully before using your set. FEATURES OF FP-6NLK/5NLK The FP-6NLK and FP-5NLK are 6 channel (6NLK) and 5 channel (5NLK) FM proportional radio control set with a ergonomic case created as a result of the exhaustive pursuit of easier operation, newly designed sticks tor smooth and positive operation, servo reversing switch for each channel, and other innovations based on the opinions and needs of many RC modelers. Please read this manual before using your new set. · Large capacitor copes with voltage changes when a battery is used. [. . . ] Extend it to its full length when using the transmitter. Handle Use this bar to carry the transmitter. Nonslip adjustable lever head The length of the lever head can be adjusted to fit the Transmitter NiCad battery NT-8LP Charging jack Battery charge jack for built-in NiCad battery. AC-117V ·CHARGING OF TRANSMITTER AND RECEIVER NI-CAD BATTERIES: Recharge the receiver and transmitter NiCad batteries as shown in Fig. Battery Charger Type FBC-8B(4) Tx. LED Rx: Notes: First, connect to TX NiCad and red lamp goes on. 2) 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. 1) (NR-4J) operator. Adjust to the length of your hand. Charging plug Lever head Lever head . by turning them Unlock lever heads and 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. 4 Battery cover Remove this cover when switching the servo reversing switches. Remove the battery cover, by pulling it in the arrow direction while pressing downward. ·Connect the charging plug of the FBC-8B charge to 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 be used about 10 times at 10 minutes per flight between rechargings. · Charge the batteries for about 15 hours. When the set is not in use for some time, repeat discharge and charge two to 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 of the stick lever spring can be adjusted. When these screws are removed, the back cover can be removed. · The tension of the spring can be adjusted by removing the transmitter back cover and turning the screw for each stick. Set the springs for the best stick feel. Fig. 5 Servo reversing switches Using the servo reversing switches · The left side of each switch is the normal position. ·The servo reversing switches reverse the direction of operation of the servos. 6 Elevator servo reversing switch Aileron servo reversing switch Throttle servo reversing switch Rudder servo reversing switch Aileron Rudder Landing gear servo reversing Elevator switch. 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. When adjusting the aileron, and elevator the inside module is removed. Use a small Phillips screwdriver. Fig. 8 RECEIVER FP-R107N & SERVO FP-S138 Receiver, servos, switches, and battery connections Extension cord Aileron servo Receiver crystal Elevator servo Throttle servo 7-channel FM receiver FP-R107N Antenna wire Landing gear adapter Rudder servo Switch SSW-J Charging plug Landing gear servo Landing gear servo 6th CH servo (6NLK only) NR-4J The parts enclosed by the dotted lines must be purchased separately. Fig. [. . . ] 15 The following splined horns are optional. Fig. 16 HORN A HORN B HORN C HORN D BORN B HORN P USING THE ANTENNA FREQUENCY FLAG Insert the frequency flag into the flag holder as shown here. The flag can be attached to, and removed from, the end of the transmitter antenna with one touch. Fig. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 Part Name Upper case Middle case Bottom case Metal bearing Potentiometer VR drive plate Motor Motor pinion VR set screw 1st gear 2nd gear 3rd gear Final gear Intermediate shaft 2-stage shaft Servo horn 0 Horn set screw 2. 6x8 Printed wiring board . . 3PB-WRB300 Lead wire packing Case set screw Nameplate . [. . . ]