INSTRUCTION MANUAL
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1. MENTON 558 15 0 1 1 H PAR REV ELEVATOR control plane movement airplane action gut de2. AILERONS Y Aileron movement airplane action EN airplane action OU ADIO CONTROLLED ACTION amp Fun 14 03 2008 11 14 23 Sonic185 manual indd 10 SPARE PARTS OS Pr 210 SP 002 1 1 PF 210 SP 005 PF 210 SP 006 PE 210 SP 007 101 006 PF 210 SP 009 210 5 010 210 5 011 425 5 035 PF 450 SP 218 SONIC SONIC SONIC SONIC SONIC SONIC SONIC SONIC SONIC SONIC SONIC SONIC 185 FUSELAGE NO ELECTRONICS 185 WING SET INCL WING JOINER 185 ELEVATOR PANEL 185 MOTORMOUNT 185 FOLDING PROPELLER BLADES 185 SPINNER ADAPTER 185 MOTOR MOUNT 185 BRUSHLESS MOTOR
3. RADIO CONTROL FREQUENCIES ADMITTED IN FOLLOWING COUNTRIES BANDS 35 MHz Band 40 MHz Band 41 MHz Band Channel Frequencies K61 35 010 K62 35 020 K63 35 030 K64 35 040 K65 35 050 K66 35 060 K67 35 070 K68 35 080 K67 35 070 K68 35 080 K69 35 090 K70 35 100 K71 35 110 K72 35 120 K73 35 130 K74 35 140 K75 35 150 K76 35 160 K77 35 170 K78 35 180 K79 35 190 K80 35 200 K50 40 665 1 40 675 52 40 685 K53 40 695 K54 40 715 K55 40 725 K56 40 735 K57 40 765 K58 40 775 K59 40 785 81 40 815 K82 40 825 K83 40 835 K84 40 865 K85 40 875 K86 40 885 K87 40 915 K88 40 925 K89 40 935 K90 40 965 K91 40 975 K92 40 985 400 41 000 401 41 010 402 41 020 403 41 030 404 41 040 405 41 050 406 41 060 407 41 070 408 41 080 409 41 090 410 41 100 CONTROLLED ACTION amp FUN Sonic185 manual indd 14 DK NL CH UK FIN GR 14 03 2008 11 14 28 SC 6 e OTHER PRODUCTS SCOUT PF 205 BLITZ PF 120 FUSION PF 200 Sonic185 manual indd 15 14 03 2008 11 14 38 wwwW parkfun rc com RN s PARKEUN Sonic185 manual indd 16 14 03 2008 11 14 38
4. ELECTRIC POWERED SPORT GLIDER WARNING This model is not toy Adult supervision is required Read the instructions before any use If you have no experience with RC flying models it is necessary that an experienced pilot assists you Never touch the moving propeller Modifications errors and printing errors reserved 2 PARK LI RADIO CONTROLLED ACTION amp FUN PF 210 Sonic185 manual indd 1 14 03 2008 11 13 39 e READ THIS FIRST This model is 10096 ready to fly minor assembly required This manual is an overview of the construction and opera tion of this R C model to be used as a reference WARNING NOTES A RC model is by no means a harmless plaything If handled incompetently or carelessly it can cause injury to persons and damage to property When the RC model s motor is running the rotor is spinning at high speed and contain an enormous quantity of rotational energy Anything and everything that gets into the rotational plane of the rotor is either damaged or destroyed and that includes parts of your body Please take extreme care at all times with this machine If any object obstructs the rotational plane of the revolving rotor severe damage will probably be caused to the rotor blades as well as the object Broken parts may fly off and result in enormous imbalance the whole model then falls into sympathetic vibration you lose control and have no wa
5. 185 CARBON LOOK CANOPY 185 PLASTIC PARTS SET 735A LI PO BATTERYPACK 7 4 1800MAH PF 120 SP 017 PF 440 001 PF 405 SP 35 RX 35mHz PF 400 35 M1 35mHz model PF 440 005 EU Servo 263 cells balance charger PF 405 SP 36 36mHz PF 400 35 M2 35mHzmode2 Power supply adapter EU PF 400 36 M1 36mHzmode1 440 005 0 PF 405 SP 40 RX 40 2 PF 400 36 M2 36mHz mode Power supply adapter UK PF 440 005 UL PF 405 SP 41 RX 41mHz PF 400 40 M1 40mHz mode1 Power supply adapter UL PF 400 40 M2 40mHz mode2 PF 440 005 AU PF 400 41 M1 41mHz 1 Power supply adapter AU PF 400 41 M2 TX 41mHz mode2 PF 440 005 AR PF 400 72 M1 72mHz mode1 Power supply adapter AR PF 400 72 M2 TX 72mHz mode2 PF 440 005 SA PF 450 SP 218 Power supply adapter SA Li Po batterypack 7 4V 1800 mAh EU Europe UK United Kingdom UL South America AU Australia AR Indonesia SA South Africa 14 03 2008 11 14 25 Sonic185 manual indd 11 e 6 USB FLIGHTSIMULATOR Flight controller installation e Insert the CD e fthe installation does not launch automatically simply open the drive which contains the CD and double click the installation file fmsbeta70 exe 9 Follow the instructions that appear on the screen e Connect the controller transmitter and start the software Calibration 9 n the menu bar click Controls and choose Anal
6. much time as you can watching other RC model pilots flying Talk to other pilots ask their advice and enroll at a specialist model flying school if you need to Many model shops will also be prepared to help you Please be sure to read right through these instructions before you start operation of the model It is important that you clearly understand the complete procedure before you begin flying Don t make modifications to the model s construction by using parts other than those specifically recommended unless you are certain of the quality and suitability of these other parts for the task We have made every effort to point out to you the dangers inherent in operating this RC model Since neither we the manufacturer nor the model shop that sold you the kit have any influence over the way you build and operate your model we are obliged to disclaim any liability in connection with it LIABILITY EXCLUSION COMPENSATION As manufacturers we at PARKFUN are not in a position to influence the way you build and set up the model nor how you install operate and maintain the radio control system components For this reason we are obliged to deny all liability for loss damage or costs which are incurred due to the incompetent or incorrect use and operation of our products or which are connected with such operation in any way Unless otherwise prescribed by binding law the obligation of the PARKFUN company to pay compensation regardless of the le
7. charge in a moving vehicle where the dangers of fire and smoke can be compounded by the risk of a road accident If the battery is crashed in a model or gets warm during charging place the battery in an open space for observation never directly into a vehicle clubhouse garage or home If at any time you observe a cell or pack that has started to balloon or swell up place in a safe area for observation If swelling occurs while charging disconnect immediately and place in a safe place for observation If the wire leads accidentally short out place battery in a safe place and observe for 15 minutes If you determine that the battery should be disposed of discharge it slowly to dead flat before throwing away or recycling so it does not present a short circuit danger to the waste disposal system Use a light bulb or immerse in salt water to discharge slowly c DEM Sonic185 manual indd 3 e 14 03 2008 11 13 39 SC 6 e BOX CONTENT PF 210 1 Airplane FUSION Completely factory assembled except wing panels with all electronics in ag Stalled eror Electronics accessories 1 Professional 4 Channel FM transmitter 1 Li Po battery 7 4V 1800mAh 1 Automatic Balance Li Po charger 1 Mains charger power supply 1 USB flightsimulator interface cable 1 FREE FMS flightsimulator freeware Ms Sonic185 manual indd 4 e 14 03 2008 11 13 49 e TECHN
8. ICAL SPECIFICATIONS Wingspan 1850mm Length 1090mm Weight 980g E motor Brushless 200W RC 4CH 4 micro servos Power LiPo battery pack 7 4V 1800 mAh Required for operation 8 dry cells batteries LR 6 type TRANSMITTER Antenna Carrying bar LED indicator Elevator trim Mode 1 Throttle trim Mode 2 Elevator Rudder stick Mode 1 Throttle Rudder stick Mode 2 Rudder trim Servo reverse switches ON OFF switch Ailerons trim Throttle Ailerons stick Mode 1 Elevator Ailerons stick Mode 2 11 Throttle trim Mode 1 Elevator trim Mode 2 N Oo dl O N lt C OOOO GGG 12 Hook Crystal AC 4 Charging connector Battery box Simulator connector 14 03 2006 11 13 52 Sonic185 manual indd 5 e SC 6 e CHARGING THE LIPO BATTERY e Connect the 230V power supply to the Li Po charger e Connect the power supply t
9. er of actual cells in a pack e g 6 for 3s2p with the series cell count 3 for 3s2p Don t set the charge current limit above 1C unless you have special equipment available and supervise the process fully 1 3 2Amps for a 3200mAh pack 0 83Amps for an 830mAh pack and so on Chose an available charger setting at or below the 1C value for your pack Don t charge dissimilar or unmatched packs in series or with any difference in cell type cell capacity pack capacity or charge state 0 03V per cell If in any doubt charge separately Don t permit your pack to be discharged below 3 0V per cell hint use monitoring and timing or a Lithium safe ESC land immediately in case of notice able power drop over discharge overheating damage Don t expose batteries to intense heat or prolonged exposure to elevated temperature Don t charge any pack containing one or more damaged or swollen cell Don t continue charging if any part of the pack is getting warm LiPo packs should charge cool Don t charge any pack that is under voltage after recovery under 3 0V per series cell Don t charge batteries unattended always remain alert and monitor the charging process To limit the consequences of a potential fire hazard Charge in an isolated area away from flammables and valuables and avoid charging batteries in the model If you decide to charge in the vicinity of other property equip your charging location with a dry extinguisher or fire blanket Never
10. gal argument employed is limited to the invoice value of that quantity of PARKFUN products which was immediately and directly involved in the event which caused the damage This does not apply if PARKFUN is found to be subject to unlimited liability according to binding legal regulation on account of deliberate or gross negligence UNIVERSAL POWER ENTERPRISES Ltd 2 6 GRANVILLE ROAD ALBION PLAZA 11 5 ROOM 1105 TSIMSHATSUI KOWLOON HONG KONG AS Sonic185 manual indd 2 e 14 03 2008 11 13 39 SC 6 e PRECAUTIONS ALWAYS Take out an insurance policy for models Check frequencies of other pilots e Make sure that no people or obstructions are in the flight area e Check if transmitter and powerpack are fully charged e Inspect model for loose or damaged parts e Turn ON the transmitter first and then the model e Perform range check see transmitter instruction manual AFTER THE FLIGHT e Disconnect the powerpack e Turn OFF the model first and then the transmitter e Check for loose parts or damage e Store the model in a ventilated dry area e Do not expose the model to heat or direct sun light for a long period of time BATTERY PACK e Do not overcharge e Stop flying when the power starts to fade e Do not short circuit e Do not expose to fire heat e Do not drill cut bend or crush e Store fully charged in secure area e Only use appropriate charger e Never leave the ba
11. nd the other relevant provisions of the FTEG Article 3 of the R amp TTE directive when used for its intended purpose Harmonised standards applied ETSI EN 300 220 1 2000 Electromagnetic compatibility and Radio spectrum Matters ERM Short Range Devices SRD Radio equipment to be used in the 25MHz to 1000MHz frequency range with power levels ranging to 500mW Partl Technical characteristics and test methods ETSI EN 300 220 3 2000 Electromagnetic compatibility and Radio spectrum Matters ERM Short Range Devices SRD Radio equipment to be used in the 25MHz to 1000MHz frequency range with power levels ranging up to 500mW Part3 Harmonized EN covering essential requirements under article 3 2 of the R amp TTE Directive ETSI EN 301 489 1 2004 Electromagnetic compatibility and Radio spectrum Matters e Electromagnetic Compatibility EMC standard for radio equipment and services Part 1 Common e technical requirements ETSI EN 301 489 3 2002 Electromagnetic compatibility and Radio spectrum Matters ERM Electromagnetic Compatibility EMC standard for radio equipment and services Part 3 Specific conditions for Short Range Devices SRD operating on frequencies between 9KHz and 40GHz HONG KONG 04 March 2008 S Engelen CEO UNIVERSAL POWER ENTERPRISES Ltd 2 6 GRANVILLE ROAD gt ALBION PLAZA 11 F ROOM 1105 TSIMSHATSUI KOWLOON HONG KONG Sonic185 manual indd 13 e 14 03 2008 11 14 28
12. o a mains socket The RED led of the charger will turn on e Connect the Li Po batterypack to the charger the ORANGE led will turn on e When the batterypack is fully charged the GREEN led will turn on TRANSMITTER BATTERY Install 8 pcs dry cells LR 6 not included in the battery box of the transmitter A E es Sonic185 manual indd 6 e 14 03 2008 11 13 55 5 1 e Install the elevator plane and use the screw to fix it STEP 2 Insert the wing joiner tube in the wing half Insert a wing half in the fuselage olide the other wing half over the tube Connect the other servo to the connector respect polarity Gently pull the excessive piece of servo lead into the fuselage Push both halves into the fuselage until they are firmly fixed STEP 3 Sonic185 manual indd 7 e e nstall the battery PARKEUN 14 03 2008 11 14 06 STEP 4 e Fix the control horns to the vertical fin and to the elevator and click the retaining plastic on the other side of the control surfaces Tighten the screw on the pushrod Do not overtighten the nut on the control horn some play is required Secure the nut using cyano glue Repeat these steps for the rudder PARKEUN 8 Sonic185 manual indd 8 14 03 2008 11 14 07 6 CONTROL OF THE CENTRE OF THE GRAVITY 55 65mm The centre of gravity CG will determine how the natural forces of gravity will effec
13. og control e Choose joystick interface and click Mapping Calibration e n the menu that appears click calibrate and follow the calibration steps e When you re finished click OK this completes the calibration of the flight controller For more information please visit http www flying model simulator com ENJOY PARKEUN 12 Sonic185 manual indd 12 e HELICOPTER AIRPLANE F _ TSIMULATOR FREEWARE File Model Landscape Simulation Sound Resolution Graphics Language Help File Model Landscape View Simulation Sound Resolution Graphics Controls Language Help Parallel serial RQ interface 32 BitVxD Parallel serial IRQ interface 16 Bit DLL Serial PIC interface Ressources Mapping Calibration Ok File Model Landscape View Simulation Sound Resolution Graphics Controls Language Help Mapping Calibration Channels IS ATE ETAC E To calibrate your transmitter click on Calibrate 9 11111186 m 885 Calibrate Ok Cancel 14 03 2008 11 14 27 SC 6 e U z UNIVERSAL POWER ENTERPRISES LTD Declaration of conformity EC R amp TTE Product SONIC airplane with 4CH radio transmitter Intended Purpose Radio equipment for remote controlling of models Equipment class 2 Complies with the essential requirements of chapter 3 a
14. t the airplane Hav ing the centre of gravity too far forward or backward will cause the airplane instable Reposition the battery until the airplane is level CONTROL MOVEMENTS e 14 03 2008 11 14 07 Sonic185 manual indd 9 STICK OPERATION MODE 2 MOVEMENT MODE 1 THROTTLE control plane movement
15. ttery unattended while charging e Only use the battery for this model see required battery WHEN USING LITHIUM POLYMER BATTERIES Because of the high energy density of these cells they must be used with extreme precautions PARKFUN denies any responsibility claims or damages caused by use or misuse of these batteries SAFETY INFORMATION and HANDLING PRECAUTIONS for LiPo battery To actively prevent a fire Lithium Polymer Do s Do Always use a correctly specified Lithium Polymer charger mandatory Do Always double check that your multi function charger is set in LiPo mode extremely important Do ensure that your charger has a clean power supply such as a car battery that is not itself on charge Do Always set the charger to the total series cell count s of your pack or packs if charging in series Do read the battery label to confirm the cell count for charging shown e g charge as 3 cell Do handle and transport carefully to avoid piercing deformation or short circuit with other objects Do Disconnect batteries fully from ESC s with BEC to prevent slow over discharge Do ensure connectors are insulated correctly to prevent short circuit in handling or storage Do always check that batteries are physically and electrically undamaged before charge or discharge Lithium Polymer Don ts Don t ever allow charging to continue above 4 25V per s series cell definition of overcharging Don t confuse the total numb
16. y of predicting what the model will do next You may also lose control if a problem arises in the radio control system perhaps as a result of outside interference component failure or flat or faulty batteries but in any case the result is the same the RC model s response is entirely unpredictable Without prior warning it may move off in any direction Models have many parts which are naturally subject to wear including gearbox components motor ball links etc and as a result it is absolutely essential to check and maintain the model regularly It is standard practice with full size aircraft to give the machine a thorough pre flight check before every flight and this is equally important with your RC model Constant checking gives you the opportunity to detect and correct any faults which may develop before they are serious enough to cause a crash This model is designed to be operated by adults although young people of 14 years or more may do so under the instruction and supervision of competent adults The model features sharp points and edges which may cause injury Controlling a RC model successfully is not easy you will need persistence and determination to learn the skills and good hand eye coordination as a basic requirement Before you attempt to fly the model you should study the subject of models in depth so that you have a basic understanding of how the machines work Read everything you can on the theory of models and spend as
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