Specifications

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5.MIXING SETTINGS IN A, V, D MODE

6.OTHER FUNCTIONS

Press the menu button to enter into the Pls menu (plus function).

Channel display and calibration:

1. Press the sub button to enter into the Chv menu to view the channels.

2. Press the left or right button to choose a channel. The channel output trip will

be displayed.

Restore to factory settings:

1. Press the sub button to enter into the Bak menu (back to original setting).

2. Press the Y/UP or N/DOWN button to confirm or cancel restoring to factoring

settings.

3. Press the Y/UP button to confirm the resetting to factory settings.

Calibrating the settings:

1. Press the left or right button to enter into the calibrate menu.

2. Press the Y/UP button and have the transmitter joysticks set to neutral and

the throttle stick all the way down.

3. Press the N/DOWN button to confirm.

In this calibration process, output values of all channels are set to the initial values.

Auxiliary trim settings:

1. Press the sub button to enter into the Trm menu (trim settings).

2. Press the left or right button to select a channel.

Press the menu button to enter into the Mix menu (mixing). There are 2 sets

of mixing settings

Mixing settings:

1. Press the sub button to enter into the Mix1 menu (mixing 1).

2. Press the left or right button to choose an option of using the master channel,

slave channel or mixing proportion.

3. You can choose to use this option:

Press Y/UP or N/DOWN button to confirm Yes or No (to cancel).

Master channel option (Mas): press Y/UP or N/DOWN button to select it.

Slave channel option (Slv): press Y/UP or N/DOWN button to select it.

Mixing proportion setting: press Y/UP or N/DOWN button to set the mixing

proportion.

The slave channel is under control of the master channel at the setting proportion.

The value may be set to anywhere between 0% and 100%.

Reasonable settings of MIX make flight of delta wing or V-tail aircraft 2 channel

mixing easy to control.

Mixing channel settings:

Press the sub button to enter into the Mix2 menu (mixing channels 2, 3, and 4).

Some specific settings are the same as Mix1.