Futaba SBD-1 S.BUS Decoder Instruction Manual

This manual introduces the use of SBD-1, including connection methods and channel settings


Futaba SBD-1 S.BUS Decoder Instruction Manual - cover page
Brand
Futaba
Category
Other
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
1
File format
PDF
File size
589 KB
Published
09 August, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
FA77C31C1465FEAD66FBFDB54CE50991

About this manual

The Futaba SBD-1 is a converter designed to allow the use of conventional servos (other than S.BUS servos) with the S.BUS system. It is available in five different types with total lengths ranging from 200mm to 1600mm. The device connects to the S.BUS receiver or hub and converts the signal to drive standard servos.

Before installation, users must set the channel number for each of the three servo connectors (SX1, SX2, SX3) using the SBC-1 S.BUS channel changer or the CIU-2 USB adapter with PC-Link software. The manual details the channel setting procedure, including LED status indicators for confirmation, and lists important usage precautions regarding connections and mounting.

What's inside

  • Usage Precautions
  • Accessories
  • Channel Setting
  • Channel Setting by SBC-1
  • Usage Method
  • Meaning of Special Markings
  • SBD-1 Ratings

Specifications

Dimensions41.8x12.3x8.4mm (1.65x0.48x0.33in.)
Weight6.9/10.8/14.7/24.5/34.3g
Power requirementNi-Cd, Ni-MH 4 to 5 cells equivalent battery
Operating temperature range-10 to +45°C

Frequently asked questions

How do you confirm the channel setting is complete?

The LED changes to a steady light when the setting is complete.

What is the SBD-1 and what does it do?

The SBD-1 is a converter that allows conventional servos to be used with the S.BUS system.

What are the dimensions and weight of the SBD-1?

The unit measures 41.8x12.3x8.4mm and weighs between 6.9g and 34.3g depending on the type.

What battery is required to power the SBD-1?

The device requires a Ni-Cd or Ni-MH 4 to 5 cells equivalent battery.

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