Thunder Tiger TT-FHM2P4G-A11 Remote Controller for models User Manual
Thunder Tiger Corp. Remote Controller for models Users Manual
Users Manual
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2.4GHz 6CH Radio Control System
Introduction
Congratulations on your purchase oi the innovator Tse advanced 5
Channel 2 AGHz spread spectrum radio control system This system was
spectiicaiiy deSigned with the latest wireless and TT
advanced-programmmg technology to meet RIC helicopters
requirements With spread spectrum and smart lrequency-hopping
system, the Innovalor 156 radio system delivers precision & reliability in
control Without any interference risks
This iransmilier is exclusive tor controlling the Innovator RIC helicopteri
no receiver is included in this package since the receiver is built-in in the
helicopter ics control unit So don't need extra receiver Ifyou like to use
this transmitter to operate other models, you will need to acquire a
matching receiver
S stem Contents
1) Innovator TSG Transmitter x 1
2) “Fly Mode" ”Auto Rotation/CHE" stickerx I
3) Instruction Manual X 1
Features
I 2,4GHz Frequency hopping spread spectrum wireless system
Built with advanced frequency hopping program on the spread
spectrum base to deliver system saiety and reliability without
interference risks
I Security ID binding link
A binding feature is included with the Innovator 24 GHZ spread
spectrum system ensuring transmitter and receiver oniy recognize
each oiher to preveni interlerences from other controllers
I Interactive bi-direclion Communication
Adopt standard transceiver chips for interactive bl-directlon
communication between TxIRx
I Safety Power Cutoff protecting function
To prevent accidenlal shutting-oft the transmitteri a unique feature
guarantees the transmitter can not be turned off while the helicopter
power ts on
I Auto Cut-off Function
In the event the transmitter power is let on aiter iiighl, the transmitter
will automatically out-oii power after a pie-set period or time to save
battery power
I Range checking tunction
A range checking buiion on the iransmiiier reduces iransmtiier
radiation power for doing range check berore night It is
recommended to do this checking before each flight
Transmitter Innovator TSS
Configuration Dual Sticks
Encoder 60h
FrequencthHzi 2 4GHz
Modulation GFSK
Current Drain i30mA@Q 6V
Frequency Band Width 2402~2479MH2
Transmition System FHSS
Band Number 7BCH
ID Number 13 bit
Radio Speed 16Kbps
Mini USB
Simulator Port
Antenna Type
Antenna Peak Gain zoBi Typical
Power Requirement 9 ewe oeli AA Battery
Dimension (w/o Antenna) 180x180x70mm/7 08x? osxz mm
Weight (g/oz) 4359/15 37oz
1/4 A Dipole Sleeve
3~5.
. Right Stlck:Throttle/Alleron control for Mode1 type EIevator/Aileron
control for Mode 2 type
Len Stick: Elevator/Rudder control for Mode1 type Throttle/Rudder
control for Mode 2 type
Channel Trim TAB: Trim tabs to trim oontrols to neutral position on
each channel servo
Power Switch Button: Turn the transmitter on or Off.
Antenna: Bend the antenna up during flight
Voltage Indlcator: LED indicates the condition of the transmrtter
battery When bllnking. it indicates the batteries are getting Week
Change to new battery
10. Handle: For carrying the transmitter.
11. Binding Switch: For performing binding process Another function
bithis switch is for range checking function.
12. Fly Mode Control Switch: To switch Mode settings during flight
13. Auto RotationICHG Control Switch: To drive auxiliary 6th channel
control such as auto rotation or others.
14. Trainer Switch: To switch primary control between students and
Instructor‘s transmitter
15. Fly Mode P05 Switch: To match pilot's preferences‘ switch Fly
Mode by toggling Leit or Light settings.
15. Simulator/Trainer mini USB Connector Port: To connect
transmitter to other by—wlre devices.
17. Charging Jack: Tc recharge the transmitter battery pack (only use
rechargeable Nicd or NiHM battery pack)
NOTE:
Set the ON/OFF switch on “or? pesitien before charging criarger must be
piuggeu-in prpperiy (w inside and in-putsiue. type TAMIVA N-au or
equivalent) The wwna type at batteries may provoke explosion causing
personal iniuries and damages
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Transmltter batteries replacement/Installatlon:
1) Slide the battery cover in the direction as shown to remove the cover
2) Install chs alkaline or rechargeable ‘AA" Size cells into the battery
holder connected to the transmitter.
3) Slide on the battery cover and make sure it is closed securely
4) Turn the power on to check It the Power Indicator LED tails to llghli
check the batteries for insufficient contact or incorrect battery polarity
Battery cover
While pressing
this part
Battery cell (x8)
NOTE:
ai Use only same brand ireshi alkaline mile
bi Ensure all contacts in the battery holder are clean by using a pencil eraser
to gently remove any corrosion or dirt that may accumulate it is
recommended to do this each time you install lresh cells into your
transmitter
ci it using rechargeable svev battery-pack Remove the battery holder by
pulling out the connector from the transmitter Then plug-in the
batterypack connector to the transmitter
a) When rechargeable batteries are installed in the thansmitteh these can be
charged through the mttemal charging lack located on the transmitter
CAUYIDN:
a) Do not attempt to charge alkaline oattenea, they may explode”
o) When charging rechargeable oatteneai turn on the power ayvitch belore
charging The charger plug must be or the correct type t‘v inside and
outside type TAMIYA N-su or equivalentl. incorrect charger plug
type may provoke an explosion causing personal Iniurle! and
damages.
c) Always ensure batteries are loaded in the correct polarity ii the
batteries are loaded incorrectly the transmitter may be damaged
a) when the transmitter is not used tor any short i long period or time,
always remove the batteries from the transmitter
Functions
The Innovator TSS transmitter was specifically-designed to operate with
the Innovator R/C helicopter Basic functions for this transmitter are
Indicated below
1.Power On
1 1 Turn On/Ofl
After Installing the transmitter batteries,
turn on the transmitter power by
pressing the “PWR” swrtch button
located on the front 07 the transmitter.
Release upon hearing a short “Beep"
tone confirming power is “On" The LED
indicator Wlll also turn led To turn power
offi press the ”PWR" button and release
upon hearing a long Beep" tone.
confirming power is “on. The LED
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1 2”Power 0" Protection“ function
Belore operating the radio control model, always turn on first the
transmitter, then power on the model Alter flight, always turn offthe
model power first, followed by the transmitter. A built-in protecting
function In the innovator Tso prevents you from accidentally turning
otfthe transmitterwhile the model i helicopter power is still on
i 3Auto Power-oh
It the transmitter power is left on for 3 minutes after flight Without
transmitting stick movement signals, the transmitter Will
automatically cut-off to save battery power.
l.4l.ow Battery Power warning
lithe transmitter battery power is too low, a short “Bi-Bi-Bi . " warning
tone will buzz and the LED indicator will also flash It's very
dangerous to fly the model with a low battery transmitter Land
immediately and change batteries.
2.8tick Controls
Both the left and right sticks are designed to drive the 4 channels on
the receiver/helicopter Both Model and ModeZ are available for the
Innovator TSG transmitter. Control functions are indicated below:
Mode Leil Stick Right Slick
Up I Down Left / Right Up / Down Left / Right
Mode 1 Elevator Rudder Throttle Aileroh
Mode 2 Throttle Rudder Elevator Aileron
4.Auto Rotation/CNS Control Switch
This switch drives the 61h channel
control. On some models, it drives
the “Auto Rotation" function.
5.Fly Mode P05 Switch
Positions for both ”Fly Mode" and ”Auto
Rotation/CHE” control switches can be
interchanged Default position is “R" with “Fly
Mode" switch located on the right—up position i \
“Auto Rotation/OHS" switch is then located on
the left-up position, Both positions can be
reversed, With “Fly Mode“ svvitch set on “L"
(left-up peeition). and “Auto Rotation/OHS"
switch set on “R“ (right»up position)
2 additional “Fly Mode“ and “Auto
Rotation/SCH“ stickers are included in the
package for modifying original markings
3.F|y Mode Control Switch
2 types of flying mode can be set up
With different flying parameters on
the innovator control unit Toggle
Mode switch between modes, The
switch is located on the upper right ‘ I
position You also can use the “Fly
Mode POS SWitch“ on the left side to
toggle changes
indicated on the transmitter.
Sticker
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s.5inding Process
A binding feature is included in the InnovatorZA GHz
spread spectrum system to ensure the transmitter and
receiver pind properly and prevent interference from
other controllers With the Super Combo package, full
blnding procedure has been completed at the factory
prior to snipplng. To manually bind Tit/Rx. please
proceed as perthe tollowlng steps
a) Press and hold "Elrlding SW’ button located on the rlgtlt lower slde
of the transmitter
b) Simultaneously, turn on the power by pressing the ‘PWR" button
until a short ‘BI” tone confirms power is on
C) Release "Binding SW' The binding LED will blink rapidly‘ indicating
the transmitter is binding
d) To perform pinding process from the innovator R/C helicopter.
press and hold the push putton on the innovator helicopter. slide in
the battery pack to turn on the helicopter/receiver power. Binding
process will then start automatically.
e) Successful blndlrig is confirmed by the blndlrig LED changing from
a rapid blink to a slow flash on the transmitter The LED will turn
green on the receiver. Upon confirmation. turn off power on the
helicopter and transmitter and launch normal start—up procedures.
NOTE:
Bindlng pmceas may take a~1u seconds to execute it bindlng rain, the LED
llgtlton the receiver will turn red. Please turn all power and repeat the above
steps from a) - e).
[Range-Check
A bulll»in range-check lunction on the lransmitler reduces signal
strength for pre-flight range-check When this runction is activated,
signal strength is weak Use the weak signal strength for pre-flight
range-check to confirm operation or wireless radio control system is
normal. it is recommended to pertorm a complete range-check before
every flight
“Range-Check" procedure
a)Turn both lrensrniiter and hellcopler power on and ensure the
system is functioning properly
b) Take the transmitter to a distance of about 20~30m from the model
/nelicopter
C) Press and hold the ”Blrldlng SW' button. Signal strength Is now
weak The transmitter buzzer will signal with a short ”BI-Bl-Ei"
warning tone. Please do not release “Binding SW‘ button at this
stage.
d) While still holding ”Binding SW‘ button, operate both ion and rlght
sticks to drive movements on the hellcopter‘s control linkages
Confirm that all movements are accurate and signal is
interference-free.
e) Release “Elndlng SW' button Slgnal reverses back to full strength
and warning tone stops
l) Helioopteris ready to fly
Mm:
Never push lne “Binding sw‘ puiton during lllgnt. Flying under weak signal
strength wlII result in signal loss and model crash
8.Flylng the Simulator
Use a suitable lnterface device to connect the mini USB port (located
on the back or the transmitter) to a personal computer and directly fly
the innovator on the simulator (simulator software sold separately).
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DtTraining Course
Use a suitable “buddy" cable to plug into the
transmitter mini use port and connect 2
transmitters (instructor and trainer) ior flying
lessons The instructor can give tull control to the
trainer by holding down the ”Trainer" button located
on the top-left side or the transmitter When r-i
released. full control is instantly returned to the
Instructor
FCC Inte ference Stateme
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits tor a
Class B digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These lImIts
are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful
interference In a residential Installation
This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio irequency energy
and If not Installed and used in accordance with the Instructions may
cause harmful interterence to radio communications Howeverr there is
no guarantee that interterenoe Will not occur in a particular installation If
this equipment does cause harmtul Interference to radio or television
reception which can be determined by turning the equipment oft and out
the user is encouraged to try to correct the interrerenoe by one or the
rollowrng measures
l Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna
I increase the separation between the equipment and receiver
l Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit ditrerent from that to
which the receiver is connected
I Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
FCC Caution:
To assure oontinued compliance, any changes or modincations not expressly
approved by the party responsioie ior compliance could void the user‘s
authority to operate this equipment tExarnpie , use only shielded interiace
caoies when connecting to mmputer or peripheral devices)
This device complies With Part is or the FCC Rules Operation is sublect to
the toilowmg two conditions
(1) This device may not cause narrniui intenerenoe, and (2) This device must
accept any interference received including interterence that may cause
undesired operation
FCC Radiation Expolure statement:
This equipment complies with FCC RF radiation exposure limits set ionh ior an
uncontrolled environment This equipment should be installed and operated
with a minimum distance or 20 centimeters between the radiator and your
body
This transmitter must not be co-iocated or operating in ccnlunction With any
other antenna or tnansmitter
The antennas used tor this transmitter must be installed to provide a separation
distance or at least 20 cm
irom all persons and must not ce co-iocated or operating in coniunction With
any other antenna or transmitter
Usm C to atthe Fl in Field
Always periorm a pre- ighi range-check to ensure conditions are
interference-free
I Do not operate the model or use the radio In rain, lightning, or at night
I Do not operate the model or use the radio it you have been drinking
alcohol or underthe influence of any other substance that could affect
your skills and Judgment
IAiways check battery charge beiore night
I Keep out of reach of children,
I Do not store the radio in temperatures below ~10 C (14 F) or above
40VC (104 F) or In a humid, dusty‘ or high vibration environment
I Keep the radio away from direct sunlight.
lTo prevent corrosion, remove batteries betore storing the radio tor a
long period
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Service
Thank you for purchasing the innovator Tse Radio This radio was
produced by Thunder Tiger Corp” a guarantee lor high ouality, services
and tiours oi trouble free operation lrorn our R/C products
innovator is sold worldwide through authorized distributors supported
directly by Thunder Tiger To receive ttie latest product information ref
innovator series products, and enjoy lull tecnnicai support please
contact your nearest hobby shop or lnnoyator/ TnunderTigerautnorized
distributor
Status Ind a nC
Tlie loilowrng cnan indicates LED and buzzer status Do not operate your
model ii you suspect your radio is not working properly if you encounter
a signal not indicated on ttiis ctiart and can not solve ttie proolerns by
yourselt, please contact your local innovator or Thunder Tiger authorized
distributor for service
Transmitter
Receiver
Slalus
Power LED Binding LED Buller LED
Normal Operalion Red/Continuous Green/Slow Flash None Green/Continuous
Low Ballery Red/Flash Green/Slow Flash Bi-Bl-Bl Green/Conilnuous
Range Checking Red/ Conlinilous Green/Slow Flesh Bi-Bl-Bl Green/Conilnuous
Red El Green Flash
Binding Red/Conllnueus Green/Rapid Blink None
BlndlngSuefiess Red/Continuous Green/Flash None
Red/Continuous Green/Rapid Blink None
Green/Continuous
Binding Failed Red/Cniilinuous
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Manuiacture by THUNDER TIGER CORP. ch151
www.thundertiger.com
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