Setting Method - FUTABA 8UHPS Instruction Manual

SETTING METHOD

The Pitch Curve Normal function is on at startup.
Top arrow indicates the current throttle
stick position (2 arrows means it's
between points)
Curve Point Value
Curve Name
(Range: 0 - +100%)
Display
Initial curve settings:
(NORM)
POS1 = 0%
POS2 = 25%
POS3 = 50%
POS4 = 75%
POS5 = 100%
Idle-up 1 Pitch Curve Setting
The PI-CRV IDL1 function will not operate until the OFST1
function is activated. This also activates the IDL1 Throttle &
REVOLU curve menus. You can activate idle-up 1 and idle-up 2
independently.
The curve setting procedure is the same as normal curve
described above.
Throttle Hold Pitch Curve Setting
The PI-CRV HOLD function will take data, but will not operate
until the throttle hold (TH-HLD) function is activated.
The curve setting procedure is the same as normal curve
described above.
Invert Pitch Curve Setting
The PI-CRV INVR function will take data, but will not operate until
the INVERT function is activated.
The curve setting procedure is the same as normal curve
described above.
CAUTION
Before actually starting the engine, be sure that idle-up switches 1 and 2 are off, and the
throttle is set near engine idle.
The blinking item on the
setting screen is the
current setting item.
Curve points 1-5
The bottom arrow shows the point
on the five-point curve currently
being set.
Input 5-point curve values
Move the lower arrow to the
position you want to set with the
CURSOR keys (the curve point is
indicated by the arrow below the
numbers 1-5, and the current
throttle position is above the
numbers). Enter the desired curve
value with the (+)/(-) keys.
• If you're unhappy with what you've
set, you may return to the default
value by pressing the (+) and (-)
keys simultaneously.
To PI-CRV IDL2 or PI-CRV HOLD function
To PI-CRV IDL2 function
To PI-CRV INVR function
To PI-CRV HOLD function
To TH-CRV
function
To PI-CRV
IDL1 function
To PI-CRV NORM
or PI-CRV IDL1 function
To REVOLU function
60
These keys are used
to move between
curve points in the
TH-CRV function.
Data input keys