FUTABA T14SG Software Update Manual page 4

We recommend the update to Ver1.51 from Ver1.5 strongly. It is because defect was
found in the touch sensor Ver1.5.
The contents of fault : When a power supply is turned on in the case of -5 ℃ (23°Ｆ )low
temperature, there is a defect from which 14SG is set to <POWER MODE> to unexpected.
(Usually, it should be set to <POWER MODE>, if a power supply is turned on after touching RTN
next.)
This problem will be solved if it updates to Ver1.51 from Ver1.5.
*This fault is only Ver1.5.
This software update modifies features found on the 14SG. If you have questions about these
updated directions, please consult your instruction manual or futaba-rc.com for further details.
Refer to the original manual where applicable but replace the steps indicated below with these
instructions.
1.TELEMETRY: VARIO
The melody function can be turned on and
off with the specified switch.
*The melody function plays a different electronic melody
when rising and diving.
*To take advantage of this feature, a Futaba Telemetry
Sensor (such as SBS-01A, SBS-01G, VARIO-F1712,
VARIO-F1672 or GPS-F1672, sold separately) must be
installed.
Melody function switch display. When the cursor
is moved to this option and the RTN button
is pushed, the display changes to the switch
selection screen.
When the melody function is active, on is
displayed. When the melody function is set to
INH or the switch is OFF, nothing is displayed.
T14SG Software Update Changes
(Version 1.51)
2. TELEMETRY: DISTANCE
Position information (latitude and longitude)
is displayed.
*Requires an SBS-01G or GPS-F1762 Telemetry Sensor
(sold separately).
Current position display.
N: North latitude, E: East longitude
3. TELEMETRY: EXT VOLTAGE
An alarm sounds when input voltage and the
EXT voltage alarm are both set to 0V.
*In the past, when the input voltage was 0V, the alarm
stopped.
*The receiver must have an Extra Voltage port, or a
sensor (SBS-01V) sold separately or an EXT battery
must be wired.
An alarm is activated, even when the
input voltage is 0V (when set to 0V).
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