User manual FUTABA 9ZHP PART1

[. . . ] Futaba DIGITAL PROPORTIONAL RADIO CONTROL PCM1024ZA PCM1024ZH PULSE CODE MODULATION SYSTEM Thank you for purchasing a Futaba digital proportional radio control set. Please read this manual carefully before using your set. ATTENTION: 1. Application of Product This product is not intended for use in any application other than for the control of models for hobby and recreational purposes. This product is subject to regulations of the Ministry of Radio/Telecommunications and is restricted under Japanese low to such purposes. [. . . ] Set the channel number by moving the two rotary switches to the desired frequency numbers. For example, to set channel 20, set the left switch to 2 and the right switch to 0. When setting is complete, close the dust cover. When the receiver is turned on, the frequency set by the rotary switches is used by the receiver. If the switch is changed during operation, the changes will be ignored until the receiver is powered down and later turned on, at which time the new frequency will be used. Fifty frequencies, from Channel 11 to 60 (72. 010 to 72. 990 MHz) can be set. If a channel outside this range is set, the receiver will default to Channel 11. Frequency Synthesizer Receiver FP-R309DPS Dust Cover Dust Cover Sliding Direction First Digit of Channel Setting No. Second Digit of Channel Setting No. Channel No. Setting Switches System Section, Page 36 System Section SWT--SWITCHING SETTING This function may be used to define which switch activates a particular function. The versatility of the PCM 1024Z system allows you to define switches for the following purposes: special mixing, flight conditions, and timers. If you would rather have a control stick to have a switching SWITCH SETTING SCREEN function, this may be done also!You can make any motion of any switch or stick on the transmitter activate or deactivate any switchable function. Finally, for certain functions, you may control the volume settings by adjusting one of the knobs or sliders. System Section, Page 37 System Section Setting the Activation Switch From many different commands, the switch setting function may be displayed by pressing the SWT ( P ) key. This causes a pictorial display of the available switches to be displayed, as shown in the figure. The A-H keys are used to select a particular switch location (in case you are confused about a switch's location, each is labeled with its letter key). Once you press the desired key location, the switch will be darkened on the display. Once selected, you must choose the position of the switch which defines the ON or OFF position. This is done by pressing one of the two (or three, if a 3-position switch) left-arrow keys P to R. If you are satisfied with the choice, press the PRE ( N ) key to get back to the previous screen. If you have used the Timer as an example, the switch you have chosen will be displayed at the bottom of the timer definition area (if no switch is chosen, "**" is displayed). Setting Volume Controls Some functions may be controlled by either stick position or knobs/sliders (for example. You may select the desired function to be set with the right and left-arrow keys (A and R). Next, use the F, H, J , or L keys to define which control selects the volume. Now you must use the +/- key to choose the operating direction of the control. The same procedure may be used if a stick control, rather than a slider or knob, is desired. [. . . ] The repetition speed may now be set with the rate setting keys F to M . Second Step Rate and Repetition Speed The second step rate is reached when further pressure is held on the trim switches. Now you may set the step rate with the rate setting keys E to M The initial value is 8. The repetition speed may now be set with the rate setting keys F to [M . [. . . ]