Thunder Tiger TT-FHM2P4G-A13 Remote Controller for models User Manual

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Product No:
A02254/A02258
A02271/A02272
A02256/A02260
A02257
ZAIIIIZ BEII TRANSMITTER IIF MIIIIIIIE
INTRODUCTION
Congratulations on your purchase of the ACE RC 2.4GHz
ooh Transmitter RF module system. This system was
specifically—designed with the latest wireless and Thunder
Tiger advanced—programming technology and can he
installed on the most popular Futaba/JR/Hitec RF
module-type radios. installing the ACE RC ZAGHI 6CH
Transmitter RF module system is a simple plug-and-piay
setup, no modification required
Update your radio to the latest 2.4GHz radio system by
incorporating ACE RC‘S advanced 2.4an interactive
frequency hopping spread spectrum (lFHSS) radio system,
The RF module comoo version includes the TRSGOIDD
diversity and dual antenna receiver.
Enioy complete reliability at precise control on your current
transmitter and model with the latest 2.4GHz technology.
a RF Module
1 2.4GHz Frequency i-lopping Spread Spectrum (FHSS)
Wireless system
2 Security iD binding link
3. interactive bi-direction communication
4 Range-Checklng function
5 Dual antenna
5 Simple Fiug—&—Fiay design, no modification required
- TR501DD Receiver
1 Dual Antenna & Diversity System
z ens-touch Easy Binding Prooess
3, Compact Size B Light-weight
CONTE NTS
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SPECIFICATION ,
Description ZAGHz Transmitter RF Module System
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Encoder eCh
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Frequency band widm zwz~zti9nnt
Transmission System FHSS
Band no. not
IDNa lxbit
Antenna Type 1/4 A Dipole Sleeve
Antenna Peak Gain ZdBi Typical
Dimension tw/oAntennai sssxsizxss 642x48.5x32.5 smxznxss
Weighl (g) mag/39g is 5g149g also/Mg
compatible Radio Mom‘— 7U, an, Compatible With Hitel‘ optic a ti
til, 9c , 91, and lit airplanes/hells ACE RC Skyieth
FN series module-type isoi radios
radioserle
Description TRSSDIDD
item No AQ2257
Frequency(MHz) 14an
Channel 6CH
BEC N0
Modulation PPM
Type Dual Antenna Bt Diversity
Battery Power 4.a~sv
Dimension(mm) 29,2x44.9x14.1
Weight(9/oz) 10.5g / 03701
OPERATION .
1) lnsta ation of the RF Module
3) Turn off the transmitter power and remove the
original RF module from your transmitter.
b) Plug-in the ACE RC RF module into the transmitter
properly.
Note Ensure the connecting pins are not bent
during installation.
5) Adiust the antenna to the suitable direction.
Note: The antenna can be set in 3 positions from
down to so degrees up, and can be rotated 270
degree. no not nvemress the antenna during
this procedure.
2) lnstallatlon of Receiver
install the receiver in the aircraft using the same
methodology as you would handle a standard receiver.
That is, make sure that you wrap the receiver in foam
rubber or other such material to make it less susceptible
to vibration, etc.
Ensure that the two receiver antennas are kept as
straight as possible. This will allow you to obtain the
maximum effective range from your model.
if possible, please make sure that the two antennas are
placed at 90 degrees to each other. Please note: This is
not a critical flgure, however, it is important to keep the
antennas away from each other as much as possible.
QB‘
90'/ 7
Radio installation
Before installing your radio into your model, connect the
receiver, servos, and swrtch harness/battery pack as
shown. In addition to checking for proper operation, this
“bench test" helps you become familiar with the
operation of your radio. After connecting the model
components, turn on the transmitter, and then turn on
the receiver swrtch. Make sure that all servos and trims
levers are operating, and take a few moments to ”play"
with your system. Alter completion of your bench
testing, turn off the receiver, followed by the
transmitter.
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Nico or Nl—MH Battery
Throttle 551W used on
gas powered model
WARNING
Always follow the "tmnsmitter on first, off last"
procedure. A good way to remember this is to remind
yourself to always have your receiver ”listening" to the
transmitter. if you turn the transmitter on prior to
tuming off the receiver, the receiver has nothing to
"listen to", and this condition can sometimes damage
the servo output gear train because of “jitters" or
excessive servo travel beyond normal limits.
servos
Mount the servos as recommended in your model's
instruction manual.
Receiver installation
Note the location of the receiver in your model's
instruction manual or building plans.
NOTE
We assume that all areas where large currents are
flowing are generating noise, and noise is a type of radio
wave. it is important to reduce the possibility of
interference by locating a proper position for receiver
and antenna.
HELPFUL mNT
Always install the receiver as far as possible from the
motor, ESC, N‘iCd/NiMH batteries, motor Wire or other
noise sources. Especially, do not route the motor wire
next to the receiver or receiver antenna.
Noise suppression capacitors should be installed on
almost all motors. if the proper capacitors are not
installed, high frequency noise Wiii reduce mnge and
cause loss of control along with various other problems.
Make sure your motor is equipped with noise
suppression diodes or capacitors,
NOTE
FET servo wire (7.2V) can also generate noise, position
them as far away as possible from the receiver and the
antenna.
Space available in your model Will determine how much
padding can be placed around the receiver. Choose a
good quality foam rubber, such as those available from
Du—Em, Cari Goldberg, Sig, and others. R/C foam is
made from natural rubber, which eliminates vibration far
better than synthetic foam, (such as the kind used for
packing consumer goods),
cAuTmN
The receiver contains precision electronic parts. These
pars are vulnerable to vibration and shock.
NOTE
When wrapping the receiver, keep in mind that you are
trying to cushion a delicate piece of electronic
equipment, so "wrap" the foam, don't “Stretch" it around
the receiver.
HELPFUL HINT
A simple way to isolate the receiver from vibration is by
attaching it to the chassis or mounting plate with thick
doublesrsided tape.
Two Layers 0
Many modelers prefer to install their receiver into the
model at this point, with no further protection. Another
sizeable group of modelers prefer to go a step further,
and place the foam-wrapped receiver into a plastic bag,
secured with a rubber band around the receiver case as
well as the servo and battery wires.
The advantage of the plastic wrap is the protection
against fuel or oil in the event of a major crash The
disadvantage of the plastic, especially if you run the
model in very hot and humid conditions or wet days, is
that moisture can accumuiate inside the receiver.
CAUTION
Any Contact with moisture ice. Water of condensation
may cause malfunction and loss of control.
HELPFUL HINT
if you choose to wrap your receiver in both foam and a
plastic bag, it is recommended to periodically remove
the receiver from your model, remove the foam and bag
to iet the receiver Halr out" This maintenance pi’DCEdure
will let you determine if any moisture is accumulating in
the protective wrap. Small holes cut into the bag will
allow airflow into the receiver, and eliminate the need
for the periodic checks, although you will lose a certain
amount of protection against fuel or oil with this step.
battery installation
Always wrap the battery pack in foam, and mount it in
the location specified in your models instructions. it is
also recommended to wrap the battery pack in a plastic
bag, as its location (ciose to engine and fuel tank)
makes fuel proofing vital.
Switch installation
Pick the most convenient location for your on/off sWitch
as required by your particular model Always mount the
switch on the opposite side of the engine exhaust. After
mounting the sWitch, carefully bundle any excess servo
Wires wrth cable ties, keeping them away from any
moving item (pushfod, servo arm, etc.) that could catch
and cut the wires Any empty space in your fuselage
radio compartment can be filled with excess foam.
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THUNDER TIGER CORP.
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3) Binding Procedure
A binding function is included with the ACE RC iFHSS 2.4
Gi—lz system, ensuring transmitter RF Module and
receiver bind properly and prevent interference from
other controllers, To bind Tx RF module and receiver,
please proceed as per the followmg:
a) install the RF module into the transmitter.
b) Press and hold the “Binding SW” button located on
the right lower side of the transmitter RF module.
c) Simultaneously, turn on the transmitter power,
d) Release the "Binding SW” button. The binding LED
will blink rapidly, indicating the transmitter is binding.
e) Press and hold the BlNDING push button on the
Receiver. and turn on the Rx power, Then release the
BINDING push button.
f) Successful binding is confirmed by the binding 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 receiver and
transmitter and launch normal startrup procedures.
Note: Binding process may take 3mm seconds to
execute. If "ding ' s, the LED ht on the
receiver w turn red. Please turn off power and
repeat the above steps from h) ~ f).
4) Range Checking
A built—in range—check function on the transmitter RF
module reduces signal strength for prerfllght
fange»cileck. When this function is activated, signal
strength is weak. Use the weak signal strength for
pre-flight rangercheck to confirm wireless radio control
system is working properly. it is recommended to
perform a rangercfleck before every fllght.
“PangeChecking” procedure:
a) Turn both transmitter and model power on and
ensure the system is functioning properly
b) Take the transmitter to a distance of about 20~30m
from the model.
c) Press and hold the "Binding SW" button on the RF
module. signal strength is now weak. Please do not
release "Binding sw” at this stage.
d) Operate both left and right sticks to drive moyement
on the servos. Visually confirm that all movements
are accurate and signal is interference—free.
e) Release “Binding SW" button. Signal reverses back to
full strength and warning tone stops.
f) Model is ready to fly,
- N ver activate the "slndlng sw" button
'ng under weak signal strength
s gnal low and model crash.
You are responsible for the proper operation of your station
(transmitter) at all times and are responsible for
observations, servicing, and maintenance as often as may
be necessary to ensure proper operation. Each internal
repair and each internal adjustment to an rcc type
accepted R/C transmitter must be made in accordance with
the technical regulations specified by the FCC, The internal
adiustments should be performed by, or under the
immediate supervision and responsibility of, a person
certified as technically qualified to perform transmitter
maintenance and repair duties in the private land mobile
services and fixed services by an organization or committee
representative of users in those services.
The FCC at this time does not require the modeler to obtain
a special license for the operation of this unit. However, it is
still the owner‘s responsibility to observe all rcc rules is
regulations governing its use. For a copy of these rules
write to: Federai communications commission,
Washington, DC 20554
FCC Caution: To assure continued compliance, any
changes or modifications not expressly approved by the
party responsible for compliance could void the user's
authority to opemte this equipment. (Example . use only
shielded interface cables when connecting to computer or
peripheral devices).
Thank you for purchasing the ACE RC Z.4GHz RF module
This RF module was produced by Thunder Tiger Cnrp., a
guarantee for high quality, services, and hours of
trouble-free operation.
Thunder Tiger products are sold worldWide through
authorized distributors supported directly by Thunder Tiger.
To receive the latest product information and enjoy full
technical support, please contact your nearest hobby shop
orThunder Tiger authorized distributor
JCEZOZ

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