Futaba 3PDF Manual de usuario

1M23N021023PDFInstructionManualFor Car's and Boat's3 Channel Digital Proportional R/C System

88888Prior to operationNomemclature / HandlingTransmitter T3PDF (Front)* In the figure above the levers are shown in the neutral position.Charging Jac

99999Prior to operationTransmitter T3PDF (Rear)Transmitter T3PDF (Bottom)Handling the batteries (8 AA size batteries)Battery Replacement1Open the batt

1010101010Prior to operationReceiver R113FCrystalAntennaOutput Connector“1”: Steering Servo (Ch1)“2”: Throttle Servo (Ch2)“3”: CH3 Servo (CH3)Power Co

1111111111Prior to operationDigital Trim Operating InstructionsTo operate the digital trim push the trim lever to the left or right.-A “Tone” will ind

1212121212Prior to operationDisplay / Key OperationInitial Screen (Normal Screen)Model Number Display (1~3)Displays the number cur-rently in use.Model

1313131313Prior to operationWarning DisplaysLow Battery WarningWhen the transmitter battery voltage drops to 8.7 volts or less. A audible alarm willso

1414141414Assembly3PDFAssemblyReceiver and Servo ConnectionsConnect and install the receiver and servos in accordance with the "Assembly SafetyP

1515151515AssemblyAssembly Safety PrecautionsWarningConnector ConnectionsBe sure the receiver, servo and bat-tery connectors are fully and firmlyconne

1616161616AssemblyPreparations Prior to Setting TransmitterPrior to making any setting on the transmitter check the following items.Preparations Prior

1717171717AssemblyE.S.C. MC210CB Adjustment*Use the accessory mini screwdriver to make adjust-ments.Preparation1Set the transmitter servo reversing sw

Thank you for purchasing the Futaba 3PDF.Prior to operating your 3PDF, please read this manual thoroughly and useyour system in a safe manner.After re

1818181818Function Map3PDFFunction MapWhen the Mode key is pressed from the initialscreen where the voltage is displayed , this willcall the FUNCTION

1919191919Function MapTRIM.PosST P20TRIM.PosTH P21D/R .Pos P25ATL .PosP26CH3 .PosP33*Initial Setting: Channel 3*Initial Setting

2020202020Description of Functions3PDFDescription of FunctionsSteering TrimThe steering neutral position can be adjusted by movingthe steering trim le

2121212121Description of FunctionsThrottle TrimThe Throttle neutral position can be adjusted by movingthe throttle trim lever up or down.1At the initi

2222222222Description of FunctionsServo ReverseThis function will reverse the rotation direction of theSteering, Throttle and Channel 3 servos.If the

2323232323Description of FunctionsSteering ATVUse this function to limit the servo movement to the leftor right. The servo travel to each side can be

2424242424Description of FunctionsThrottle ATVThis function is used to adjust the forward and brake sideservo travel. Each direction can be adjusted i

2525252525Description of FunctionsSteering D/R (Description when D/R lever is assigned to GDA )This function is used to limit the steering servo trave

2626262626Description of FunctionsThrottle ATL (Description when ATL is assigned to GDB)This function is used to adjust the brakes. If you aregetting

2727272727Description of FunctionsSteering ExponentialUse this function to change the sensitivity of the steeringservo around neutral. The - side will

11111      ダイレクトモード機能3PDFTable of ContensReferenceRatings 34Optional parts 34Troubleshooting 35Glossary 36When requesting repair 37Description of Func

2828282828Description of FunctionsThrottle ExponentialThis function will allow you to change the sensitivity ofthe throttle servo. The + side will mak

2929292929Description of FunctionsModel SelectThe 3PDF can store the data for 3 different models.The MODEL SELECT function is used to access each mode

3030303030Description of FunctionsModel NameUp to 6 characters can be used to assign each modelmemory a name. Alphabetic, numeric and symbols canbe us

3131313131Description of FunctionsLever Function SelectThis function will allow you to assign different functionsto the levers. The steering D/R Throt

3232323232Description of FunctionsChannel 3 Function SelectionThe channel 3 operation can be selected from the follow-ing functions.1P: The third chan

3333333333Description of FunctionsCH3 Position Setting (Description is with the CH3 lever position in the initial setting)* Before using this function

3434343434Reference3PDFReferenceRatings* Specifications and ratings are subject to change without prior notice.Transmitter: T3PDF (Wheel Type 3 Channe

3535353535ReferenceTroubleshootingIf your system fails to operate or you experience a short range problem or erraticcontrol. Check the table below for

3636363636ReferenceGlossaryThe following defines the symbols and terms used in this instruction manualBandFrequency that receiver and transmitter ope

3737373737Reference

22222For your safety as well as that of others.3PDFFor your safety as well as that of others.Use this product in a safe manner. Please observe the fol

33333For your safety as well as that of others.Mandatory ProceduresExtend the transmit-ter antenna to its fulllength.If the transmitter antenna is not

44444For your safety as well as that of others.Nicad Battery Handling Precautions (Only when Nicad batteries are used)WarningMandatory ProceduresAlway

55555For your safety as well as that of others.Storage and Disposal PrecautionsWarningProhibited ProceduresDo not leave the radio system ormodels with

66666Prior to operation3PDFPrior to operationFeatures-Multiple Model Memory (3 Models)A model name can be assigned each memory using six alphabetic,nu

77777Prior to operationT3PDF (x1)R113F (x1)S3003 (x2 )MC210CB (x1)CSW-GS (x1)or (none)R2-BSS-B (x1)or (none)S3003 (x1)Set ContentsAfter opening the co