Programming Guide — Futaba 8UA/S
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Before programming your radio, it’s important to plug each servo into the correct servo port in the receiver.
Programming the Futaba 8UA/S in 10 Easy Steps
CH1
Right Aileron
servo
CH2
Elevator servo
CH3
Throttle servo
CH4
Rudder servo
CH5
Right Flap
CH6
Left Flap
CH7
Left Aileron
Ni-Cd battery pack
Receiver on/off switch
Receiver
Charging jack
Step 1. Data Reset:
Turn on the transmitter and press the two
Basic Menu
keys simultaneously. Now press one of the
Mode
keys
to access the “PARA” (parameters) screen. Press the
Cursor
key to
select the “DATA RSET” screen. When the “DATA RSET” screen is
displayed, pressing the (+) and (-) keys simultaneously will bring
up "OK?" on the screen. To reset the memory again, press the
(+) and (-) keys simultaneously.
Most of the quad-flap features needed for the Ultra Stick
™
Lite are
already preprogrammed into the glider software (referred to as GLID
2FLP) included in the Futaba 8UA.
We strongly suggest using the GLID 2FLP model type programming in
these radios when setting up quad flaps.
Confirmation message “OK?”
Indicates NORM or REVERS throw setting
These keys are used to move through
submenus in the PARA function.
(+) (-) Input Keys
MODEL DATA RESET
Press both the (+) and (-) keys
simultaneously. The confirmation message
“OK?” is displayed at the top left corner of
the screen. When both (+) and (-) are
pressed simultaneously again, the reset
process is begun. After a beep, beep, beep
tone is sounded, a continuous beep tone
indicates that the reset is complete.
Note:
When setting up a new aircraft, it’s important to
reset the programming to factory defaults.