Futaba GYA430 User Manual

Name and function of each part

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Features of GYA430

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Connection

S.BUS 3-axes Connection Example

S.BUS Connection

Mounting to the Chassis

Name and Function of Each Part

S.BUS connectivity minimizes wiring. The GYA430

and GYA431 can be connected by one 3-way hub. The

aileron, elevator, and rudder servos are output from

the gyro. Standards servos can also be used. When an

R6303SB is used the CH switching mode is set to group

7. The normal group 7 CH outputs are CH3, CH11, and

CH12. CH3 is the throttle channel and CH11/CH12 are

spare channels.
The transmitter function settings are shown below. A

total of 9 channels are used with 3-axes gyro control.

Function

GYA431

(Aileron)

GYA431

(Elevator)

GYA430

(Rudder)

Aileron

CH1

Elevator

CH2

Rudder

CH4

2nd aileron

CH6

2nd elevator

CH9

Gyro sensitivity

(aileron)

CH5

Gyro sensitivity

(elevator)

CH7

Gyro sensitivity

(rudder)

CH8

● Dedicated airplane setting

Stabilizes flight, even with hard-to-control scale models.

● Compatible with elevator or rudder control

The GYA430 can choose and use an elevators or a rudder.

● Remote gain function

The remote gain function allows the sensitivity of the gyro to be

adjusted from the transmitter and the mode switching function allows

AVCS/NORMAL gyro mode switching. Also the gain can be adjusted by

the trimmer on the GYA430.
● Integrated type, compact size and light weight

High-density mounting technology makes the GYA430 compact (20.5

x 20.5 x 11 mm) and lightweight (3.5 g).
● Easy setup

Basic settings let you be flight-ready in an instant.

● Supporting the S.BUS/S.BUS2 connection

Only one wire connection to the receiver can operate the GYA430.

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● Trimmer (Limit/

GAIN)(Digital

/ Analog servo

function)

● LED

● Elevator/Rudder

selector switch

● Port 1 (S.BUS input/

Elevator/Rudder servo
input)

● Port 2 (Gyro sensitivity input)

● Port 3 (Elevator/Rudder servo output)

● Gyro direction

switch

< GYA430 elevator mounting >
The turning direction which fixes the

gyro can be any direction up to 360°

relative to the pitch axis.

< Elevator mounting >

< Rudder mounting >

Function

Channel

Elevator

CH2

Rudder

CH4

Gyro sensitivity (Elevator)

CH7

Gyro sensitivity (Rudder)

CH8

At S.BUS/S.BUS2 operation, the channels are fixed as shown in the

table below. Match the transmitter channels to these.

GYA430 Ratings:

(Integrated sensor type rate gyro)
• Gyro sensor: MEMS vibrating structure gyro
• Operating voltage: DC4.0V to 8.4V
• Current drain: 30mA (excluding a servo)
• Operating temperature range: -10ºC to +45ºC
• Dimensions: 20.5 x 20.5 x 11.0mm (except protrusion)
• Weight: 3.5g
• Functions: (1) Gyro sensitivity trimmer, (2) Monitor LED, (3) CH change

elevator or rudder, (4) S.BUS/S.BUS2 compatibility, (5) Digital/Analog

servo function

Monitor LED display

Operation status

Color

Display

Remarks

1. No servo pulse /

sensor error

Red

3 flash

2. Start of initialization

Green

Fast blink

3. End of initialization

Red/

Green/

Orange

Steady

light

Digital

Analog

AVCS

Red

Red

Normal

Orange

Green

4. Turn

Red/

Green

Fast blink

Right (Green)

Left (Red)

5. Neutral deviation

Orange

Slow blink

When stick operated

6. Gyro sensitivity zero

OFF

7. Switch switching

Green

One blink

Each switching

8

. Low Battery

Red

One flash

When power drops to 3.8V

or less

• No part of this manual may be reproduced in any form without prior

permission.

• The contents of this manual are subject to change without prior notice.

• Futaba is not liable for any potential damage (accidental or otherwise)

that may occur after installation.

The following items are supplied with the GYA430:

GYA430

Mini screwdriver

Extension cord: (Black)

Extension cord: (Red)

Sensor tape

Magic strap (for clamping the wiring)



WARNING

Failure to follow these safety precautions may result in severe injury

to yourself and others.


Check that there is sufficient transmitter battery capacity

for flight.

• Determine the operating time of the receiver, gyro, and servo battery in the adjust-

ment stage and decide the number of flights with a margin to spare.



Analog servos cannot be used while in "digital servo"

mode.

• Analog servos may break down if "digital servo" mode is selected.



Do not operate the airplane and transmitter sticks for about

3-5 seconds after turning on the GYA430 (When shared

with the receiver).

• GYA430 initialization and neutral position reading. The GYA430 is initialized when

the power is turned on. In the AVCS mode, the neutral position is also read at the

same time. If initialization ends normally, the operator is informed by two repetitive

movements of the servo to the left and right.



Always check the direction of operation of the gyro.

• Attempting to fly with the operating direction reversed is extremely dangerous. Al-

ways check your gyro's direction to ensure safe flights.



Do not strike the gyro with a hard object. Do not drop it

onto a concrete surface or other hard floor.

• The sensor may become damaged during strong impacts.



Do not use trims or mixing in AVCS mode.

• In the AVCS mode all corrections are made by the gyro. Therefore, if trimming and

mixing, are turned on, operation will be the same as deviating from the neutral po-

sition.



Do not use the GYA430 for applications other than RC air-

planes.

•This gyro is designed for RC airplanes only. Do not use it for other applications.

Aileron control

(GYA431)

Rudder control

Elevator control

Servo

Mode

The gyro is very sensitive to vibration. Securely mount it with the included double-sided sponge tape at a position where vibration is

minimal and the gyro is perpendicular to the axis to be controlled. Since double-sided tape will not stick to balsa, make a smooth sur-

face by cementing a smooth plastic sheet. to the frame and securely attach the gyro with double-sided tape. Provide a surplus in the

wiring and bundle the wiring with the included magic strap so that it will not interfere with the rod.

1M23N27302

Thank you for purchasing the GYA430 airplane gyro. Compact

and lightweight, the GYA430 is designed to control the elevators

(pitch axis) or rudder (yaw axis). Features include simple set-up

and S.BUS/S.BUS2 connectivity.

Before using your new gyro, please read this manual thoroughly

and use the gyro properly and safely. After reading this manual,

store it in a safe place.

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