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.,rt"Usinq a Commercial Transmitter
When this producl has not been purchased as the iull set, which also
includes ihe transmitter, it is possible to use a commerclal transmitter made
by Futaba Corporalion. Sanwa Electronic Instrument or Japan Remote
Control Co. Ltd., (JR). lf you have purchased the set wllhout the
programmabie transmitter, you can purchase a transmitter made by any ol
the above companies.
* You can also use the transmilter that comes with lhe X.R.B. complete set
ACaution
O Transmitters that can be used
lvlanufaclurer: Futaba Corporation, Sanwa Electronic Instrument,
or Japan Remote Control co. Ltd., (JR)
Ivodulation syslem: Fl\,4-PPM (you cannot use Al,4 or PCNI.)
Channels: At least 4 channels
. I\losl transmitters now on sale are compulerized transmitters, and even
if not alL their functions are used, generally it will be possible to fy lhe
unit wiih lhem.
' Either reset the transmit(er data befole use, or use a model that had not
had data input into it yet.
. When initializing lhe unit, having ihe data a ready inpui nlo the
transmitter will prevent initializatlon trom being performed correctly, and
there is a chance that the unit will not operate.
. Transmilters otheT than computerized llansmllters, incuding airplane
transmitters, can also be used to lly ihe unit.
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OAMays set thetrim controls in the cenler position.
QAlways set ttre modulation to PPM. (You cannot use PCM.)
(OAlways select normal type if using a swash plate type. (You
cannot use swash mode, CCP mixing or CCPM.)
Futaba: HELI SWHl
Sanwa: NOR
JR: lSERVO
ONever use revolution mixing (tail curve).
1. Selecting the manufacturer selting
Turn ihe power switch on the unit side off, and
the 0.89 allen wrench included with the unit)
use a thin-end rod (such as
to change the control unil
OFF ON
O F F O N
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OFF ON
FUTABA
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Futaba
(nitialselting)
A I L
ELE
T H L
RUD
Sanwa
ELE A I L THL
RUD
J R
T H L A I L
ELE B U D
Channel setting for each
transmitter manuf acturer
(Pointl
The transmitter selection
switches are numbers 1 and 2.
Note that both 1 and 2
switches must be in the
correct combination.
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