Futaba 6J F4103 Data Sheet
Product codes
F4103
19
Transmitter Battery voltage
In addition to the model type, the LCD screen also displays the transmitter battery
voltage. When the voltage goes below the Battery Low Voltage alarm setting, the
{+ | '## = #'$+ # '## # +! #
transmitter is turned off. When the low battery alarm sounds, immediately land your
model before losing control.
voltage. When the voltage goes below the Battery Low Voltage alarm setting, the
{+ | '## = #'$+ # '## # +! #
transmitter is turned off. When the low battery alarm sounds, immediately land your
model before losing control.
NOTE: If the transmitter ever reaches this battery voltage alarm, land as soon as safely as possible. A
+# '# + ` = ~ + ~ '
transmitter battery is slightly above the low voltage alarm setting.
+# '# + ` = ~ + ~ '
transmitter battery is slightly above the low voltage alarm setting.
Mixer Alert Warning (Heli Only)
If the transmitter is turned on with the throttle hold or idle up function switched on,
'## ' {K| +# ' '## <#
throttle hold and/or idle up functions off to proceed.
'## ' {K| +# ' '## <#
throttle hold and/or idle up functions off to proceed.
Backup error
The Backup error warning occurs when the transmitter memory is lost for any reason. If this occurs, all of
the data will be reset when the power is turned on again.
the data will be reset when the power is turned on again.
when this message is displayed: all programming has been erased and is not available. Return
your transmitter to Futaba service.
your transmitter to Futaba service.
PROGRAMMING THE T6J-2.4GHZ RADIO
Anytime you wish to view or change any of the current settings in the transmitter, the programming mode
++ !'+ ! #K>%" '
for approximately one second. Once in the program, the MODE or END key will be used to scroll through
each of the available functions/features. The MODE key will scroll one direction while the END key will
scroll in the opposite direction. Therefore, if when scrolling through the functions, if the modeler bypasses
the desired function, press the opposite key to scroll back to the bypassed function. For example, if using the
MODE key to scroll and the desired function is passed, press the END key to scroll to the desired function.
The functions available for each model type are as follows:
++ !'+ ! #K>%" '
for approximately one second. Once in the program, the MODE or END key will be used to scroll through
each of the available functions/features. The MODE key will scroll one direction while the END key will
scroll in the opposite direction. Therefore, if when scrolling through the functions, if the modeler bypasses
the desired function, press the opposite key to scroll back to the bypassed function. For example, if using the
MODE key to scroll and the desired function is passed, press the END key to scroll to the desired function.
The functions available for each model type are as follows:
Model type ACRO: Parameters- Data Reset / Model Type Select /Mode Select/Throttle Cut/Battery Fail
Safe/Model Name, Model Select, Reversing, Dual Rates, Exponentials, End Point Adjustments, Trim, Sub-
Trim, Programmable Mix 1, Programmable Mix 2, Flaperon Mixing, Flap Trim, V-Tail Mixing, Elevon
Mixing, Throttle Curve, Pitch Curve, Failsafe, Trainer and Timer.
Safe/Model Name, Model Select, Reversing, Dual Rates, Exponentials, End Point Adjustments, Trim, Sub-
Trim, Programmable Mix 1, Programmable Mix 2, Flaperon Mixing, Flap Trim, V-Tail Mixing, Elevon
Mixing, Throttle Curve, Pitch Curve, Failsafe, Trainer and Timer.