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Details product usage limitations, export precautions, and modification policies.
Information on contacting regional distributors for support outside North America.
FCC compliance details, RF radiation exposure statement, and responsible party contact.
Industry Canada compliance details and RF radiation exposure limits for Canada.
EU declaration of conformity for radio equipment, referencing compliance directive.
Explains danger, warning, and caution symbols used throughout the manual.
Safety precautions for using the 2.4GHz RC system, especially regarding interference.
Cautionary notes on using Futaba receivers and servos under predetermined conditions.
Warnings about operating in adverse weather, specific locations, and under impairment.
Instructions for safely turning the transmitter and receiver power switches on and off.
Procedure for checking the fail-safe function before operating the model.
Warnings regarding charging, polarity, using specific battery types, and short circuits.
Cautions on using commercial AA batteries, short circuits, dropping batteries, and disconnecting.
Warnings about keeping systems from children and proper disposal of batteries.
Guidance on storing NiMH/NiCd and LiFe batteries for extended periods to prevent deterioration.
Warnings against storing the R/C system in extreme temperatures, humidity, or dusty environments.
Information on handling battery electrolyte and recycling NiMH/NiCd/LiFe batteries.
Cautions against exposing plastic parts to chemicals and using only genuine Futaba parts.
Introduces T-FHSS SR for improved response and T-FHSS telemetry system.
Details compatibility with Kyosho Mini-Z Evo receiver RA-42.
Explains automatic channel shifting for minimized interference within the 2.4GHz band.
Supports model names up to 10 characters and model copying.
Enables control of Futaba speed controllers (ESCs) via Link software.
Allows wireless parameter setting for S.BUS servos using PC Link software.
Includes Steering Mixing and Brake Mixing for large cars.
Allows adjustment of Futaba car rate gyros sensitivity from the T4PM.
Function for crawlers and other 4WS type vehicles.
Controls front and rear ESCs independently for crawlers.
Matches LED lighting and flashing control with steering/throttle via switch.
Applies brakes to prevent loss of grip during cornering for gas power cars.
Reduces time lag for gas power cars before clutch and brakes become effective.
Allows smooth operation on slippery surfaces, preventing tire spin and conserving battery.
Adjusts servo operating speed to suppress excessive steering response.
Records lap times, total time, and provides audible alarms for race/refueling times.
Assigns functions to switches and dials, allowing step amount and direction adjustment.
Allows adjustment of throttle trigger position and spring tension.
Decreases the stroke of the brake (push) side of the throttle trigger.
Lists the T4PM transmitter and compatible Futaba receivers included in the set.
Details accessories like battery holder, screwdriver, hex wrenches, and manual.
Emphasizes using correct Futaba receivers and servos to avoid malfunction or damage.
Diagram and labels identifying all external parts of the T4PM transmitter.
Cautions against recharging, incorrect polarity, leaving batteries in, and using commercial AA batteries.
Step-by-step guide for removing old batteries and inserting new AA size alkaline dry batteries.
Instructions for checking battery voltage and proper disposal of dry cell batteries.
Explains the low battery alarm indication and actions to take when it occurs.
Specifies compatible optional rechargeable batteries (FT2F1100B, FT2F1700BV2, FT2F2100BV2).
Instructions for replacing dry cell batteries with optional rechargeable batteries.
Warning about pinching battery lead wires and the importance of correct power supply setting.
Procedure for charging optional LiFe batteries using the special charger.
Steps for balance charging LiFe batteries, requiring removal from the transmitter.
Warnings about battery film, water exposure, deformation, and potential explosion/fire risk.
Cautions regarding charger compatibility, voltage, wet hands, and proper AC disconnection.
Explains the function of the POWER button and key operations like JOG, END, (+) and (-).
Information on adjusting the LCD screen contrast.
Details the information displayed on the transmitter's HOME screen after power-on.
Explains the alarm for inactivity and the auto power off function, with deactivation option.
Describes the steering wheel for turning and throttle trigger for speed and direction control.
Explains operating digital trims, their step indications, and effects on servos.
Notes on center trim feature preventing linkage binding during adjustments.
Guide to adjusting the trigger brake (reverse) stroke using a hex wrench.
Instructions for adjusting the spring tension of the steering wheel or throttle trigger.
Procedure for moving the throttle trigger forward or backward using adjusting screws.
Warning against grasping the transmitter antenna during operation to maintain RF quality.
Diagrams and labels for receiver components like antenna, coaxial cable, and connectors.
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