12
Receiver
output
channel
Aircraft
(ACRO)
Glider
(GLID1FLP
/GLID2FLP)
Helicopter
(HELI)
1 Right
aileron
(combined R. flap + aileron*)
Right aileron
Aileron
2 Elevator
Elevator
Elevator
3 Throttle
Motor/Speed
Control
Throttle
4 Rudder
Rudder
Rudder
5
Landing Gear
Right Flap
Gyro sensitivity
6 Left
aileron
(combined L. flap + aileron*)
Left flap
(Left aileron*)
Pitch
7 Spare Left
aileron
Left aileron
†
Spare
8 Spare
Spare
Spare
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8/B
Receiver
Receiver on/off switch
Charging jack
Ni-Cd battery pack
CH1
Aileron servo
CH2
Elevator servo
CH3
Throttle servo
CH4
Rudder servo
CH5
Landing gear servo
CH6
Flap servo
CH7
(Spare)
CH8
(Spare)
To receiver
(With optional dual
servo extension cord)
Multiple entries indicate that the servo function varies with the selected programming
(*=FLPRON mode,
†
=AI-DIF mode). Outputs with no mixing functions are shown
first.
The diagram below shows the default connections in the ACRO mode.
F P - R 1 4 8
DO NOT cut or coil the receiver antenna wire.
Secure a portion to the top of the
vertical fin, and let the excess length trail behind the aircraft.
When you insert servo or battery connectors into the receiver, note that each plastic
housing has an alignment tab. Be sure the alignment tab is oriented properly before
inserting the connector. To remove a connector from the receiver, pull on the
connector housing rather than the wires.
If your aileron servo (or others) are too far to plug into the receiver, use an aileron
extension cord to extend the length of the servo lead.
Additional extension cords of
varying lengths are available from your hobby dealer or Futaba.
