ROBBE-Futaba R6014 HS Bedienungsanleitung Seite 6

Advantages of the FASST system (Futaba Advanced Spread Spectrum Technology):
• No crystals • No need to select spot fre-
quencies
• Maximum protection from same-channel
interference
• Best possible interference suppression
• Broad bandwidth for greater security
• High-speed frequency hopping
• High range > 2000 metres*
Real-Time Response
The response speed (between moving the
transmitter stick and the servo's movement) of
the FASST system is twice as fast as that of
previous 2.4 GHz systems. The result is virtually
equivalent to real-time control, i.e. an extremely
direct feeling of being in command.
Every 7 / 8 ms the transmitter and receiver jump
from channel to channel at the same rhythm.
The brief period of occupying any one channel
avoids all signal conflicts or interruptions, and
at the same time interference is suppressed ex-
tremely effectively.
The aerial diversity system constantly checks
the signal level of the two aerial inputs, and
switches to the stronger signal lightning-fast
and without perceptible delay.
R 6014 HS 2.4 GHz FASST receiver
The R 6014HS receiver features a select switch for digital and analogue
servos. This makes it possible for the signals to be passed to digital ser-
vos connected to outputs 1 - 6 at a higher rate, resulting in even faster
servo response. With dual-aerial diversity system. A jumper is fitted which
allows channels 11 + 12 to be used with the MPDX1 Multi-prop decoder,
expanding each channel to eight multi-prop channels.
The total channel count in this configuration is 10 + 16 + 2 channels.
Compatible with TM-8, TM-10 and TM-14 2.4 GHz FASST RF modules.
Specification
R 6014 HS 2.4G receiver
Operating voltage:
Current drain:
Channel count:
Frequency channel spacing:
Frequency band:
Alternatively:
Frequency channels:
Transmission system:
Temperature range:
Weight:
Dimensions:
Aerial length:
System range* :
Ground - ground:
More than 2000 metres range (visual contact, receiver at 1.5 metres
above ground)
Ground - air:
More than 3000 metres range (visual contact)
Operating instructions - R6014 HS FASST 2.4 GHz receiver
No. F 1059
4.8 - 6 V (4 - 5 NC / NiMH)
approx. 50 mA
14
2048 kHz
2.4 ... 2.4835 GHz
2.4 ... 2.454 GHz
36 / 22
FSK
-15° ... +55°
21 g
52.5 x 37.5 x 16 mm
approx. 13 cm
Easy Link – simple method of "binding"
To identify the equipment the transmitter broad-
casts a code with more than 130 million possi-
ble combinations. This is stored in the receiver,
thereby binding the receiver to that transmitter.
The receiver now accepts signals from this one
transmitter exclusively, regardless of the other
transmitters which are logged onto the ISM
band.
Customized IC Chip
Customer-specific IC chips are employed for
FASST technology; they have been developed
by Futaba specifically for model radio control
technology. This is the only means of ensuring
the constant high standard of quality and relia-
bility required.
FASST receivers constantly scan the input si-
gnal, and special software technology automa-
tically corrects any data errors which may
occur.
Receiver - binding
When the "Link/Mode" button is pressed, the receiver automatically sto-
res the transmitter's individual code number (130 million codes). This
result of this "binding" process is that the receiver only responds to sig-
nals generated by the bound transmitter.
• Place the transmitter close to the receiver (approx. 1 m)
• Switch the transmitter on
• Switch the receiver power supply on
• Hold the Link/Mode button on the recei-
ver pressed in for at least one second,
and then release it again: this "binds" the
receiver to the transmitter.
• If the binding process is successful, the
LED on the receiver glows green.
This permanent assignment between transmitter and receiver provides a
superb basis for suppression of interference signals. Suppression is even
better than that of conventional systems, since a digital filter is used to
allow through only those control signals which emanate from the recei-
ver's bound transmitter. The net result is extremely effective suppression
of interference and signals from other transmitters.
Multiple receivers can be "bound" to the same module. If you subse-
quently wish to bind a receiver to a different module, simply press the
Link/Mode button again after switching on.
RECEIVER LED STATUS INDICATOR
LED green LED red Function/Status
OFF ON Transmitter signal NOT received
ON OFF Transmitter signal received
Transmitter signal received, but code number
Flashing OFF
incorrect
Alternately flashing Unrecoverable error
Switching from analogue to digital servos
The receiver is pre-programmed to "Normal" mode by default; this means
that it is set up for use with normal analogue servos.