FUTABA 8UHPS Instruction Manual page 9

The versatile FP-T8UHFS/T8UHPS PCM1024 multi-function 8-channel transmitter may
be used with any Futaba PCM1024 receiver! In addition, your system will work with Futaba
FM/PPM receivers when you select the FM transmission option. The large liquid-crystal
display panel allows rapid data input into its easy-to-read LCD display. To allow efficient
programming, all of the transmitter's functions have been separated into Basic Menu and
Advanced Menu functions.
The 8UH transmitter has electronic trims so that rapid yet precise trim adjustment is
possible while flying. These exclusive trims are designed to that when the trim lever is
activated, trim movement accelerates, and in addition, each trim's sensitivity may be
programmed to match the model or control. For convenience, the location of the trim is
constantly displayed on the LCD panel.
The 8UH system comes complete with programming for ACRO (aircraft),
HELISWH1/SWH2/SWH4/SR-3/SN-3 (helicopter), or GLID1FLP/2FLP (sailplane) mixing
and can accommodate virtually any model configuration. The compact, ergonomically-
designed transmitter holds completely independent memories for eight different models.
[For modelers requiring additional storage, memory for another eight models can be added
using the DP16K
data to another T8UA/T8UH transmitter plugging your
The data pack does not require any battery backup and can be stored indefinitely.]
The 8UH features a new stick design which provides an improved feel. The sticks'
length and tension may be adjusted. Switches are provided for dual rate (D/R),
programmable mixers (PMIX), and other functions, and the location of the switches can be
changed electronically to suit your own preferences. For those learning to fly, the
transmitter has "buddy-box" capability and the training channels can be selected by the
instructor. [The trainer cord is sold separately.]
Standard programming features include servo reversing for all channels, ATV on all
channels, dual rates, exponential, throttle cut, electronic subtrim on all channels, and fail safe
on all channels (PCM transmission only). An alphabetic name may be used for each model
stored in the eight model memories.
The 8UH features a number of special mixing features applicable to all types of flying
models. For aircraft, there are extensive preprogrammed mixing features: aileron differential,
flaperon, V-tail, elevon, airbrake (with delayed elevator), elevator→flap, snap roll in 4
directions, throttle→needle (with acceleration), idle-down, engine starting, and second aileron
switching. Helicopter features include throttle and pitch curve settings, hovering pitch and
throttle, revolution mixing, delay, offset, invert, throttle needle, gyro mixing, and governor
mixing. Special sailplane features for single and dual flap servos include flap→aileron,
aileron→flap, elevator→flap, aileron differential, butterfly mixing, camber control, and start
(launch) and speed presets.
If you plan to fly sailplanes extensively, you may wish to buy the 8UH (helicopter)
system, since its three-position switch is on the top left of the transmitter, while for the 8UA
(aircraft) system, the three-position switch is on the top right.
The R148 eight-channel receiver included with your system is a high-sensitivity narrow-
band, dual conversion receiver. Not much larger than a pack of gum, it weighs just 1.07 oz
yet provides superior range and performance.
The S3001 servo includes a ball bearing and provides 60° of travel in a rapid 0.22 second,
along with a rated torque of 41.7 oz-in. The S9202 servo is a coreless, ball-bearing high-
torque (69.5 oz-in) servo with similar transit speed, weighing 1.7 oz.
(available separately). You may also easily transfer your model
into the other transmitter.
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