User manual
8. Mix ailerons-flaps: both flaps and ailerons are on the wings. CH1 controls ailerons (Y1 and Y5), CH6 controls flaps
(Y6 and Y7). Mixes ailerons so that they work also like flaps.
Transmitter
channel
Channel Set
SetInputChannel CHx
Set Center
Mix CHx and CHy
Mix Relation
Mix Sign
Ailerons
CH1
1,5ms
CH1 and CH6
100%
+
Flaps
CH6
1,5ms
CH6 and CH1
100%
-
EN
Function
Out Pin Set
Set Output
Pin
Set In
Channel
Reverse
A
Reverse
B
Gain A
Gain B
Fail
Safe
Delay
Curve
ATV
HighLimit
ATV
LowLimit
Aileron 1
Y1
Mix CH1
off
off
100%
100%
1,5ms
0s
linear
2,0ms
1,0ms
Aileron 2
Y5
Mix CH6
off
off
100%
100%
1,5ms
0s
linear
2,0ms
1,0ms
Flap 1
Y6
CH6
off
off
100%
100%
1,5ms
0s
linear
2,0ms
1,0ms
Flap 2
Y7
CH6
on
on
100%
100%
1,5ms
0s
linear
2,0ms
1,0ms
Receivers
Out Pin Set
Set
Output
Pin
Set
In
Channel
Reverse
A
Reverse
B
Gain
A
Gain
B
Signal
Fault
Fail
Safe
Delay
Curve
ATV
High
Limit
ATV
Low
Limit
Output
trim
Output
group
Y1
Ch1
off
off
100%
100%
Fail safe
1,5ms
0s
linear
2,0ms
1,0ms
0,0ms
A
Y2
Ch1
off
off
100%
100%
Fail safe
1,5ms
0s
linear
2,0ms
1,0ms
0,0ms
A
Y3
Ch1
off
off
100%
100%
Fail safe
1,5ms
0s
linear
2,0ms
1,0ms
0,0ms
A
9) The receiver outputs will be programmed in such a manner that outputs Y1, Y2 and Y3 will be affiliated with the
same transmitter function. Servos connected to these inputs will be steering the same control device (for instance the
elevator) and will be coupled mechanically. On the transmitter is this function affiliated with the first channel CH1.
All outputs are affiliated with the input channel CH1 of the transmitter. Setups of reverse, gain, FailSafe, delay, curves
and ATV Limits check with all channels. The output channels are as well set up for the same group of servo pulse
generation. The servos will be temporally synchronized and accordingly movements of all servos will be synchronized.
Before mechanical coupling of individual servos (it is advantageous to use servos of the same type) we recommend to
bring them all with the aid of function „Output Trim“ to the same neutral position in order to prevent reciprocal loads
of the servos. The setup of equal endpoint throws can be achieved by gain changes of the individual channels with the
aid of „Gain A/B“.