Futaba 3PK - Manual (Page 68)

QUICK START GUIDE TO MOST COMMONLY USED FEATURES
HINT: The direct selection menu provides fast access to most frequently used functions. To access the direct menu, simply turn on the display and press DIR.
Then press the correct button for the function you want to use (see the onscreen map). The button with no number exits the direct selection menu.
NOTE: Features are stored in different locations between the 3 menu systems for easiest use with that level model. All quick start steps assume that you are
following these instructions sequentially. This quick start guide assumes you are starting from a totally blank model setting, and are in the highest-complexity
setting,
LV 3, until changed within the guide. For more details on each function, see the page # referenced in each step.
Interested in exploring more of what the 3PK has to offer? Open the front cover for a directory of features,
or open this rear cover for quick set-up tips for nitro engines and when to use which feature!
This is not a toy. Always read all precautions and instructions prior to operating this electronic device.
QUICK START GUIDE:
Prepare your model.
Select a different model memory.
(Example: Change from model 1 to model 3.)
(See p. 14.)
Change menu level to match the
complexity needed for this model and
your comfort level with the radio’s
features. (Example: set to “new user”
level,
LV1.) (See p. 12.)
Change modulation, if needed.
(Example: change from HRS to PCM for
use with R113iP receiver.) (See p. 16.)
Reverse any servos needed. (Example:
When right wheel is applied, wheels turn left.
Reverse steering servo.) (See p. 18.)
End point adjustment. (Example: Steering
servo is binding, moving farther to each side
than the linkage can move. Decrease steering
EPA to 90% on each side.) (See p. 18.)
Set up FailSafe (PCM/HRS only) (Example:
To shut off engine in event of lost signal.)
(See p. 17.)
Activate battery FailSafe (PCM/HRS only)
(Example: To take engine to idle if receiver
battery drops below a set point.)
(See p. 17.)
STEPS:
Open menu system, locate and select
MDL-SEL.
Select desired model.
Confirm the change.
Close menus.
Open menu system, locate and select
LEVEL-SEL.
Select desired level.
Confirm the change.
Close menus.
Open menu system, locate and select
MOD-MODE.
Select desired modulation.
Confirm the change.
Close menus. Turn Tx off/on to take effect.
Open menu system, locate and select CH-REV.
Select desired servo. Reverse that servo.
Close menus.
Open menu system, locate and select CH-EPA.
Select desired channel. Set EPA as
desired. Close menus.
Open menu system, locate and select
FAIL-SAFE.
Select channel to put to a preset position.
Activate battery failsafe response.
Close menus.
INPUTS for EXAMPLE:
to MENU 2. to select this menu.
6 steps to MDL-SEL. to open.
to M3.
to accept.
to MENU 3. to select this menu.
to LEVEL-SEL. to open.
to LV1.
to accept.
to MENU1. to select this menu.
6 steps to MOD-MODE.
to PCM.
to accept.
Transmitter off/on.
to MENU1. to select this menu.
to ST. to REV.
to MENU1. to select this menu.
to ST-RGHT. to 90%.
to ST-LEFT. to 90%
to MENU1. to select this menu.
to FailSafe
to TH. Hold trigger in desired position
to store.
to MODE. to ON.
Install all servos, switches, and receivers per your model’s instructions.
Charge transmitter and receiver batteries at least 18 hours prior to first use.
Test proper transmitter function. See Page 9.
Set up servo centers, linkages. Turn on receiver, center servos, hook up linkages.