FUTABA FP-4NBL Instruction Manual

Futaba
DIGITAL PROPORTIONAL RADIO CONTROL
AM
Thank you for purchasing a Futaba digital proportional radio control set. Please read this manual carefully before using your set.
FEATURES OF FP-4NBL
set
with
an
ergonomic
case
created
as a result of the exhaustive pursuit of easier operation, newly designed sticks for 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.
TRANSMITTER FP-T4NBL______________
• Servo reversing switch for each channel. Servos are reversed
by using this switch.
• Newly designed sticks operate smoothly and positively. Spring tension mechanism allows adjustment of the operat­ing feel of the stick lever.
• Nonslip adjustable lever head allows adjustment of the stick length as desired.
• Functional case, created as a result of the exhaustive pursuit
of easier operation, has evolved a thick case which fits into the palm of the hand.
• Easy to read transmitter battery voltage/output level meter.
• Neck strap bracket provided as standard. Operation is easier if the transmitter is hung from your neck by using the neck strap.
• Nicad operation as standard.
RECEIVER FP-R114H
• High performance AM 4 channel receiver in which miniature size and light weight have been achieved by using the PC board space to the maximum.
• Narrow band ceramic filter improves rejection of adjacent channel interference.
FEATURES OF MCR-4A RECEIVER
• Narrow band design using a narrow band ceramic filter.
FEATURES OF MCR-4A AMP
• Built-in heat protector prevents overheating of the amplifier by a continuous overcurrent.
• Motor idle or maximum slow can be arbitrarily set at the
transmitter throttle stick maximum slow position by built-in idle point trimmer.
SERVO FP-S148 RUGGED, LOW-PROFILE SERVO
• Vibration and shock resistance have been improved further
by using a direct wiring system which directly connects the servo amp, motor and potentiometer.
The height of the
servo
has
been
reduced and
high
torque, high speed, and smooth movement equal to that of the core­less servo have been realized by using a new small, high­performance motor. (Output torque 3kg.cm, operating speed 0.22 sec/60°).
SERVO FP-S133 HIGH-QUALITY MICROSERVO_
• Futaba hybrid custom 1C provides high starting output torque, narrow dead-band, and excellent trackability.
• Thick film gold plated connector pins insure positive contact connector shape increase reliability against shock and vibra­tion. The connector housing has a reverse insertion preven­tion mechanism.
• Adjustable (splined) horn permits arbitrary setting of the neutral position.
• Despite being a microservo, operating speed is a fast 0.21 sec/ 60° and output torque is a high 2.2 kg/cm.
SET CONTENTS AND RATINGS
(Specifications are subject to change without prior notice.)
RECEIVER WITH LINEAR CONTROLLER MCR-4A
• FET amplifier with miniature lightweight AM 4-channel re­ceiver and motor controller in one pack.
• Since the drive motor power supply (7.2 V NiCd battery pack, etc.) can also be used to power the receiver and servos, troublesome wiring is unnecessary and the model can be made lighter.
• Built-in high performance low voltage "autocut" circuit pre-
vents loss of control due to power supply voltage drop during flight.
• Since the motor speed can be controlled steplessly from
maximum alow to high, acrobatics equal to those of engine aircraft can be reproduced even with a motor aircraft.
Transmitter Receiver Servo Charger Nicad Battery Switch
Accessories
FP-4NBL
For engine powered plane
FP-T4NBL x 1
FP-R114H x 1
FP-S148 x 3
FBC-8B(4) x 1
NR-4QBx1 | NR-4Kx1
SSW-J x 1
Servo tray —— Extension cord. Neck strap. Frequency flag,
Spare horn. Screws
For glider
FP-S133x2
For electric powered plane
MCR-4A x 1
TRANSMITTER FP-T4NBL
Operating system : 2 stick, all channels
servo reverse Transmitting frequency : 72 MHz bands Modulation system : AM
(amplitude modulation) Power requirement : 9.6V 500 mAH Nicad
Battery Current drain : 150mA
RECEIVER
FP-R114H___________
Receiving frequency : 72 MHz bands Crystal replacement system: Frequency can be
Intermediate frequency 455 kHz Power requirement 4.8 V Nicd Battery
(shared with servo) Current drain 18 mA (at 4.8 V) Dimensions 1.3x1.87x0.78 in
(33x47.4x19.8mm) Weight 0.9 5 oz (27.5 g)
Receiving range 500m on the ground
SERVO FP-S148
Control system Operating angle
Power requirement Current drain Output torque Operating speed Dimensions
Weight
+putse width control
1520 us neutral
One side 45° or more
4.8V-6V
6.0V, 12mA (at idle) 42 oz-in (3kg.cm)
0.22 sec/60°
1.59x0.77x1.4 in (40.4x19.8x36mm)
1.5oz
(44.4
g)
changed within the
same frequency band by changing the pre­cision crystal.
1000m in the air
with the FP-T4NBL
(under best conditions)
RECEIVER WITH LINEAR CONTROLLER MCR-4A
Dimensions
Weight
RECEIVER
Receiving frequency Intermediate frequency Current drain
Receiving range
AMP Operating system
Voltage Continuous maximum current
Momentary maximum current
Resistance loss
1.24x2.92x0.63 in (31.6x74.2x16.1mm) (excluding protrusion at top)
1.5 oz (44.0 g) (excluding switches and connectors)
72 MHz bands
455
kHz 26mA 500m on the ground 1000m in the air with the FP-T4NBL (under best conditions)
: idle to maximum speed, no brake, idle
point trimmer
:
6.0
to
8.4
V
:
100
A
:
450
A
: 0.01 ohm
SERVO FP S133
Control system Operating angle
Power supply Power consumption Output torque Operating speed
Dimensions
Weight
+ pulse width control 1520 us neutral One side 40° or greater (including trim) trim)
4.8V
or
6.0V
(shared
with
receiver)
6.0V, 8mA (at idle)
30.6 oz/in (2.2 kg.cm)
0.21 sec/60°
1.10 x 051 x 1.14 in (28 x 13x29 mm)
0.67
oz
(19g)
Antenna
Fig.
2
Neck strap bracket Elevator trim lever
Power switch
Aileron trim lever
Transmitter
crystal
Servo
reversing switches
Battery cover
Nonslip adjustable lever head
TRANSMITTER FP-T4NBL CONTROLS
Fig. 1 and Fig. 2 show the name
of each part of the transmitter.
Memorize the position and oper-
ation of each switch and control.
Level meter
Throttle
trim
lever
Handle
Rudder trim lever
Throttle
MODE II
Aileron
Elevator
Fig.1
Charging
jack
Rudder
In the following descriptions, all the servo reversing switches are assumed to be in the normal position. When they are in the reverse position, operation is the opposite of that described.
Rudder Rudder operation Aileron trim lever Aileron trimmer Elevator trim lever Elevator trimmer Throttle trim lever Throttle trimmer Rudder trim lever Rudder trimmer Power switch ON in the up position
Level meter
Elevator and
Engine throttle are opposite those shown in the fiqure in Mode-l.
MODE I
• This meter indicates the transmitter battery voltage.
• When the antenna is extended fully and the power switch is set to ON, the pointer should deflect to the silver zone.
Aileron Aileron operation Elevator Elevator operation Throttle Throttle operation
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