Futaba-ს სახელმძღვანელოები და მომხმარებლის სახელმძღვანელოები

ფუტაბა კორპორაცია is a distinguished Japanese technology company founded in 1948, originally established to manufacture vacuum tubes. Over nearly a century, the company has expanded its expertise to include Vacuum Fluorescent Displays (VFDs), Organic Light-Emitting Diode (OLED) displays, and precision industrial components. However, Futaba is most widely celebrated in the consumer market for its premium Radio Control (RC) equipment.

Through its subsidiary ფუტაბა აშშ, the brand offers a comprehensive lineup of advanced transmitters, receivers, servos, and gyros designed for model aircraft, helicopters, surface vehicles, and drones. Known for innovations such as the სწრაფი ტესტი bidirectional communication system and S.BUS technology, Futaba remains a top choice for RC enthusiasts seeking reliability, precision, and telemetry capabilities.

• How do I update the software on my Futaba transmitter?

  To update your transmitter software, download the latest update zip file from the Futaba website. Extract the folder labeled 'FUTABA' onto a microSD card, insert the card into the transmitter, and power it on while holding the designated update button (such as the 'END' button on the T4PM).

• How do I link a Futaba receiver to the transmitter?

  Bring the transmitter within 20 inches of the receiver. Power on the transmitter first, then the receiver. Depending on the model, either press and hold the 'Link' switch on the receiver or use the 'Link' function in the transmitter menu until the LED indicates a successful connection.

• What is the S.BUS2 system?

  S.BUS2 is Futaba's bidirectional communication system that simplifies wiring by allowing multiple telemetries, servos, and gyros to connect through a single data cable, providing real-time data feedback to the transmitter.

• Where can I send my Futaba product for repair?

  For US customers, repairs and service are handled by the Futaba Service Center in Huntsville, Alabama. You can find shipping instructions and forms on the Futaba USA repairs page.