Thunder Tiger 8306-75 Remote Controller for models User Manual cougar manual 0716C
Thunder Tiger Corp. Remote Controller for models cougar manual 0716C
Contents
- 1. Users Manual Part 1
- 2. Users Manual Part 2
Users Manual Part 1
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Digital Pistol Grip Radio Control System No.8306 Please read all instructions thoroughly before assembling the kit. The contents are subject to change without prior notice due to product improvements and specification changes. Introduction Congratulations on your purchase of an ACE Cougar P3i digital proportional radio system. The Cougar P3i is the best choice of the computer pistol grip radio system for driver requirement precision and smoothness of operation at the same time. Equipped with the 10-model memory, large LCD display, digital trims, AUX channel 3 button, and lots of advanced programming functions with all of the new bells and whistles. With proper use and care, ACE Cougar will make the control advanced and simple, and provide you with many years of enjoyment. Before operating your new radio system or installing into your model, please take a few minutes to familiarize with the various features of the system by reading this owner’s manual thoroughly. Contents INTRODUCTION FEATURES SYSTEM CONTENTS SPECIFICATIONS TRANSMITTER CONTROLS INSTALLATION FREQUENCY LIST FCCRULES AND REGULATIONS USING CAUTION AT THE RACING TRACK ACCESSORIES SERVICE TROUBLE SHOOTING Features TRANSMITTER ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● Easy-to-read LCD Display Screen 10-Model Memory Changeable plug-in RF module for both FM and AM system Electronic digital trim levers for throttle and steering Steering/Throttle sub-trim Steering/Throttle/Aux EPA Steering/Throttle/Brake ARC adjustment Steering dual-rate adjustment Battery Voltage indicator Adjustable steering wheel tension Low battery Alarm RECEIVER ● ● ● Super-Heterodyne for extra long range Crystal interchangeable for versatility Multi-signal intensified input jamming ratio System contents Item Item No COUGAR P3i Radio System 8306 8306-S1 Transmitter COUGAR P3i Receiver Servos Accessory 8306-C1 TR301F N/I S1903 x 1 C1016 x 1 Switch hardness x 1, Receiver Battery holder x 1, Frequency flag x 1 Specifications Transmitter Configuration Encoder COUGAR P3i Receiver Pistol Grip TF301F Frequency(MHz) 3-Channel Computer System 26/27/40/75 Channel 3Ch Frequency(MHz) 26/27/40/75 BEC Modulation AM/FM PPM Modulation FM PPM 200mA@9.6V Single Conversion 455KHz +/-10KHz/ +/-40db Channel Spacing 10KHz 9.6V/8 cell AA Battery Battery Power 4.8~6V 220x99x182mm / 8.66x3.89x7.16in Current Drain Current Drain Band Width Power Requirement Dimension (w/o Antenna) Weight (g/oz) 443g/15.59oz NO Dimension-mm/in 35mA@6V 35.6x26x15 mm / 1.40x1.02x0.59in Weight(g/oz) Servos Item No. STD SERVO S1903 MICRO SERVO C1016 No.8114 No.8117 Control Plus width control Operating Range +/- 45 degree Power Supply Current Drain Torque(Kg-cm/oz-in)@4.8V 4.8~6V 10mA/Idel, 650mA/stall 5.0mA@4.8V 3Kg-cm/42.18oz-in 1.6Kg-cm/22.2oz-in Speed(sec/60°)-4.8V 0.19sec/60° 0.1sec/60° Dim-mm/in(LxWxH) 40.4x20.0x37.9mm/1.6x0.8x1.48in 22.1x11.4x23.6mm/0.87x0.45x70.93in 47.4/1.67 9/0.32 Weight(g/oz) 10g/0.35oz 1 11 14 10 13 12 15 Transmitter Antenna Power Indicator 3 Edit Buttons 4 LCD Display 5 Digital Steering Trim lever Digital Throttle Trim lever Digital Steering D/R(Dual Rate) lever 8 AUX Ch Button 9 External Charging Jack 10 RF Module and crystal Steering Wheel Power Switch 13 Throttle Trigger 14 Steering tension adjustment 15 Battery Cover 11 12 Transmitter Controls 1. Transmitter Antenna: Never operate the transmitter without extending this antenna or you may create interference to other modeler. 2. Power Indicator: The LED light display to indicate the power is “on” or “off”. 3. Edit Buttons: The left and right buttons are the “functions” selecting keys. The up(+) and down(-) buttons are the value adjusting keys. For the detail of the operating of these buttons, please refer the “Function” setting procedure (Page?) 4. LCD Display: The Cougar transmitter adopts the “Easy-to-Read” display design. All the setting functions are shown on the display. Just use the ‘Edit Buttons” to select the function (left and right key) and do the setting (up and down key). For the detail setting procedure for all the function show on the display, please refer the “Function” setting procedure (Page?). 5. Digital Steering Trim lever: Push this lever left or right to adjust the center point of the steering servo. Follow the adjustment, the cursor will move on the top ruler line of the LCD screen to display the current position. Basically, this adjustment is to run the model straight. 6. Digital Throttle Trim lever: Push this lever up or down to adjust the center point of the throttle/brake servo. Follow the adjustment, the cursor will move on the left ruler line of the LCD screen to display the current position. Basically, this adjustment is to set the braking amount of “Drag Brake” or “Coast Brake”. NOTE: With the Digital Throttle Trim function, the maximum throttle servo travel setting will not be effected to prevent loss the full-throttle position setting. But for the Digital Steering Trim, the maximum steering servo travel setting will be changed on both left and right side. So, if the setting is not suitable, it will cause the interference with the mechanical limit, and will have the chance to bind the steering linkage or even damage the steering servo. 7. Digital Steering D/R(Dual Rate) lever: Push this lever left or right to adjust the amount of the steering dual rate. Right to increase the dual rate amount and left to decrease the amount. 8. AUX Ch Button: Provides an extra function for the control of the model movements. 9. External Charging Jack: Recharge the transmitter battery only as using a rechargeable NiCd/NiHM battery pack. 10. RF Module and crystal: The crystal is plug-in the RF Module and the module unit is also plug-in the transmitter. Both AM&FM modules with frequency 75MHz are available for the Cougar radio system. Just press the tabs on both side of the module unit with your thumb and finger while pulling it outward to remove the module from the transmitter. NOTE: It’s recommended to use only the ACE crystal set, and to change the both transmitter and receiver crystal at the same time. 11. Steering Wheel: Controls the steering of the model. 12. Power Switch: Sliding to turn the transmitter on or off. Between “ON” and “OFF”, there is a selection of “DISPLAY”. When the switch is placed in the “DISPLAY” position, you can use the left and right edit buttons to get data setting for all the function show on the LCD display. But you edit that and also cannot use that to drive the model. 13. Throttle Trigger: Pull or push to control the movement of the model. 14. Steering tension adjustment: Use a Phillip type screw driver to tighten or loosen the tension of the steering wheel. 15. Battery Cover: Sliding to remove the cover to install or remove the batteries. Installation Transmitter batteries replacement/installation 1) 2) 3) 4) Slide the battery cover in the direction as shown to remove the cover. Install 8pcs alkaline or rechargeable “AA” size cells into the battery holder that connected with the transmitter. Slide on the battery cover and make sure it is closed securely. Turn the power on to check. If the Power Indicator LED fails to light, check the batteries for insufficient contact or incorrect battery polarity. While pressing this part Battery cell (x8) Battery cover NOTE: a) Use only fresh, alkaline cells, all of the same brand. b) Make certain that the contacts in the battery hold er stay clean by using a pencil eraser to gently remove any corrosion or dirt that may accumulate on them. It is recommended to do this each time you install fresh cells into your transmitter. c) If use the rechargeable 9.6V battery pack, then just remove the battery holder by pull out the connector from the transmitter. Then plug-in the battery pack connector to the transmitter. d) When the rechargeable battery is installed in the transmitter, they can be charged through the external charging jack located on the transmitter. WARNING: a) Do not attempt to charge the alkaline batteries, they may cause explode!! b) When charge the rechargeable battery, set the power switch on “OFF” position before charging. And the charger plug must be correct type (“+” inside and “-“outside, type TAMIYA N-3U or equivalent). The wrong type may burst causing personal injury and damage. c) Always be sure the batteries are loaded in the correct polarity order. If the batteries are load incorrectly, the transmitter may be damaged. Receiver battery replacement/installation Insert 4 fresh AA cells into the receiver battery holder. Make sure the batteries are located in the correct polarity order. Maintain the battery contacts in the same way as described in previous section. Insert the switch harness plug into the receiver socket marked “BATT”. Radio installation 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) Connect the receiver, servos, and switch hardness/battery pack as shown. If you are not familiar with all the control system. Do the “bench test” before to install all the devices on the model. A build-in BEC (Battery Eliminator Circuitry) function are adopted in the receiver. Always follow the “transmitter on first, off last” procedure. Always install the receiver as far as possible from the motor, ESC, power battery, motor wires.. or other noise source. Especially, do not route the motor wire next to the receiver, crystal or receiver antenna. MOTOR ESC RECEIVER CH2 CH1 7.2V POWER BATTER Electric Car Installation RECEIVER 4.8V RX BATTER Gas/Nitro Car Installation Function Trim position ruler Basically, there are 4 main areas on the screen. They are “Menu”, “Value Display”, “Status Display”, and “Trim position ruler”. Using the left and right “Edit Buttons”, the cursor will be moved to the function you like to edit. When you entry the menu function, you can press the up and down “Edit Buttons” to edit the value. After setting, just press the right and left buttons to move the cursor to other function and the previous value already be saved. Menu Value Display Status Display 1. Power On Slide up the “Power Switch” to turn on the radio. You will hear a short “Bi” tone. Then on the display, the “model number”( ) will be shown on the “Menu” area, and the battery voltage value”( “Value Display” area, and “battery voltage status diagram”( setting ( “ ) will be shown on ) / transmitter system ( “ ” ) and tone ” ) will be shown on “Status Display” area. On the top and left ruler line of the screen, the current neutral position of the steering and throttle servos will be shown on the top and left “Trim position ruler”. You can use the current selected model number setting to play your model. Or use the “Edit Buttons” to start the programming procedure. The following are the order of the set-up procedure and detail description for each function. NOTE: 1) For the current battery status can be easy read from the voltage value or battery status diagram. Charging or change the battery when the voltage is lower than 8.8V. 2) For the radio RF system, the Cougar P3i is adopt the PPM system, so the . will be show on the display all the time. 2. Audio on/off beep setting “ ” The default setting of the audio beep sound is “On”. So there will be no icon show on the right lower display screen. Under the “Audio on” mode, you can hear “Bi” sound when you press the edit button or digital trim lever. If you don’t like the audio on mode, you can turn off that and switch to the “silent” mode by the following procedure. When you switch to the “Silent” mode, the silent icon “ ” will be show on the right lower display screen. 1) Turn off the radio. 2) Pressing the “up”(+) edit button and hold it. 3) Turn on the radio, and you will hear a short “Bi” tone (power on) and later a long “Bi” tone (finish tone mode switching). Then release the hold finger on “up”(+) edit button. NOTE: Repeat the above 1)~3) procedure, then you can switch the “audio off” silent mode to the “audio on” mode. Audio on Mode Audio off Mode
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