4. Travel and Direction. Highlight POS 1 with the 
Selector and press to access the values. Move the 
Elevator stick to the full up position and the lower 
value next to Pos1 should be highlighted. Set the 
lower Pos1 parameter to a low negative or positive 
value (check aileron function for proper direction) to 
a starting value of between 3% and 5%. This is the 
amount of deflection of the Aileron (Slave channel) that 
occurs when the mixer is turned on and the Elevator is 
pulled up.
Example: If the model pulls to the left during a loop, set 
a value so that when up Elevator is given, the mix would 
provide a small amount of right Aileron to correct this 
problem.
If an Elevator-to-Aileron mixing value is also required 
for Down Elevator, move the Elevator stick to the down 
position. You can then highlight and adjust the Pos0 mix 
value as needed.
5. Offset. Leave the offset value to 0% for this mix, adding 
0% will correspond to the center stick position. 
6. Verify Proper Mix Operation. Move the Flight Model 
switch to the Stunt 1 or Stunt 2 positions, and move 
the elevator stick from center to full up, and from 
center stick to full down. If the mix is activated and 
functioning properly, you should see a slight aileron 
servo movement (easiest to see at the aileron servo 
arm) when the Elevator stick is moved. Please verify 
that the Aileron servo moves in the desired direction to 
correct the trim problem at this time. 
Next, switch the Flight Mode switch to the Normal or 
Throttle Hold positions (set to off in this example), 
and verify that the mix is being turned off for these 
desired flight modes. 
This mix functions and is set up as described in the 
Elevator-to-Aileron Mix section. It allows the helicopter 
to roll more  axial along the Tail Boom by adding a slight 
amount of Elevator to each direction of Aileron.
Setup Tip: Most helicopters with a Clockwise Rotation 
Rotor require a small amout of Up Elevator for right rolls, 
and a small amount of Down Elevator for left rolls.
Highlight and select one of the Standard Programmable 
Mixers (PROG.MIX3PROG.MIX6) to obtain the first 
Programmable Mix display. Then press ACT next to 
CLR or highlight and select INH to obtain the main mix 
display. The example is using PROG.MIX3.