Glider
(GLID)
Section
– –
72
5. Move the aileron stick to the right (display shows R/D), and press the
Data Decrease
key
reducing the percentage until you reach about
60%
to
70%
.
6. Make sure that the up travel for the second aileron (CH5) stays at 100% by holding the
aileron stick to the left side (display shows L/U) and verifying that the display shows
100%
.
7. If for some reason you want a 0% setting, press the
Active/Inhibit (Clear)
key. This is the
maximum amount of differential you can get, but will reduce the roll rate if selected.
VTAL
— V-Tail Programming
See page 55
E->F
— Elevator
→
→ →
→
Flap mixing
See ACRO instructions on page 52. The GLID mode E->F function is turned on with
the Flt. Mode switch fully Back. Also, the Elevator-Flap mixing does not provide full trailing-
edge motion on gliders even if the F->A mixing function is activated — only the center flaps are
coupled.
A->R
— Aileron
→
→ →
→
Rudder mixing
See page 52
F->A
— Flap
→
→ →
→
Aileron mixing
Flap → Aileron mixing (F->
A) is used to make both ailerons move together as flaps
when the camber-changing/flap knob VR1 is rotated. This allows full-span camber changing on
models with either two ailerons and one flap (2WNG) or two ailerons and two flaps (4WNG). It
is on only if the Ch. 7 switch is forward, and functions at the same time as flap->elevator mixing
(see next menu).
Using Flap->Aileron Mixing
1. Locate the flap->aileron mixing function by scrolling to the F->A menu with the
Up Down
Edit
keys. The default is for it to be inhibited (
Inh
). Press the
Active/Inhibit (Clear)
key so that
the ‘+
100%
’ display is shown, meaning the ailerons follow the flaps 100%. Depending on the
position of the Ch. 7 switch, either 'On' or 'Off' will be flashing.
2. Press the
Cursor Right
key once, to get to the percent setting menu. Press the
Data +Increase
or
–Decrease
keys to adjust the amount of mixing to suit.
3. Move the flap knob so the R/D display changes to L/U, or vice versa, and repeat the setting
adjustment for that side of the travel. You can set an input on each side of the flap knob.
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