Futaba 6J F4103 Data Sheet

aileron inputs are maximized.  

This is very useful for 3D aerobatics.  The Ring function is adjustable from 50-200%.  

Futaba should create a gimbal stick diagram that depicts the swash ring and value effects.  A circle could 
surround the gimbal.  For example, show diagram with 50, 100 and 200% values input.  

1) Turn the transmitter on.

2) Press and hold the MODE button to access the programming mode.  An audible 

double beep will be heard and the default screen will change accordingly.

3) Press either the MODE key OR the END key to scroll through the function 

menus.  Each time one of the aforementioned keys is pressed the menu will change 
accordingly.  Continue pressing the MODE or END key until the swash ring (RING) 
menu appears on screen.

4) The right side of the LCD should indicate that the swash ring is inhibited, as 

denoted by the flashing INH.  Activate the swash ring by pressing and holding 
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changing to ON.  

5)  Press the SELECT key to call up the default value (50%). 

6) To adjust the RING value, press the DATA INPUT lever upward until the desired 

value is achieved. 

  Observing your helicopter, ensure that the swash ring function has eliminated any undesired movement or 

binding when the extreme aileron/elevator inputs are given.

7) Press and hold the END button to exit the programming menu.

The Swashplate type selection is utilized to select the swashplate type that matches the respective helicopter 
for which you are programming the transmitter.  The T6J transmitter offers four Swashplate type selections to 
choose from: H-1, HE3, H-3 and HR3.  

 
Prior to explaining the differences in the selections available to you, it is important to have a basic 
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