Camber Mix
S-24
Important: Camber mix values are based on a
percentage of the value programmed in Flap Rate
(see page S-27). If no values are programmed in
flap rate (default setting) then camber mix values
will have no effect. It’s recommended that the flap
rate values be programmed first before programming
camber mix values. Also be aware that whenever
changing flap rate values, the travel of these camber
mix settings will also be affected.
Camber mix allows the independent adjustment of
flaperon (ailerons up and down) and elevator with the
lever that camber mix is assigned to (flap lever or Aux 3
lever) in Device Select (pg. S-11) for each of the
flight modes. An offset is provided that allows pilots to
choose the neutral position for the side lever. Some
pilots prefer the lever’s neutral position be in the center
(detent) position when the trailing edge is at neutral
(offset at 0). This offers the advantages of being able
to add camber (trailing edge down) or reflex (trailing
edge up) in each flight mode using the side lever.
Some pilots prefer the neutral position to be in the lever
up position. (Offset +170)
To access camber mix, in FUNC.LIST rotate the Selector
until
CAMBR MIX is highlighted. Press the Selector
to access the Camber Mix menu. Rotate the Selector
to highlight the desired value then press the Selector
to access this value. With the flight mode switch in the
corresponding mode, move the programmed side lever
to the appropriate position and adjust the value to the
desired position. Press the Selector to store the value.
Repeat the process for all flight modes. Press the LIST
button to return to the Function Mode screen.
Note: The Offset value determines the point at which
the side lever changes from the up value to the down
value. If the desired lever neutral position is in the
middle a 0 value is needed. This will allow up and
down FPRN and ELEV values to the programmed. If
an up lever position is desired then the offset value
of +170 is used. This will allow only the down values
to be operational.
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