Futaba 8UHFS, 8UHPS - Manual (Page 38)

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The Modulation menu is used to select the PCM or PPM mode of transmission, to match the
receiver being used (PCM = Pulse Code Modulation, and PPM = Pulse Position Modulation).
When using an FM receiver, you should select the PPM mode. Note that you have to turn
our transmitter on and off before a modulation change becomes effective. y
Changing your transmitter’s modulation
To TRAINR
function
To REVERS function
Current setting
displayed
(PCM or PPM)
MODULATION CHANGE
Select the modulation mode
with the (+)/(-) keys.
Data input keys
These keys are used to move through submenus in the PARA function.
IMPORTANT: After making the settings above, you'll need to turn
the transmitter power off and on to switch the modulation mode.
Verify that you changed the modulation
mode in the PCM/PPM display.
CAUTION: PCM cannot be operated
in the PPM mode and vice versa.
AIL2 outputs the second aileron to channel 5. (In the "ACRO" and "GLID1FLP"
modes.) A mode that outputs second aileron to channel 6 or 7 ("6or7"), the same as
normal, or a mode that outputs second aileron to channels 5 and 6 ("5&6") can be
selected. When using the flaperon or aileron differential function with a 5-channel
receiver, select the "5&6" mode.
SETTING METHOD
To TRAINR function
In the PARA function.
To REVERS function
AIL2 output channel
Setting:
Select the output channel
with the (+)/(-) keys.
Data input keys
These keys are used to move through submenus
The default setting is “6or7”.
Current setting display
(“6or7” or “5&6”)