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12.  Setting up a fixed-wing model 
We recommend that you first read Chapter 11, which 
describes the operating philosophy of the ROYAL SX, 
before  you  set  up  a  new  model  in  a  memory.  This 
should ensure that  you have  at least  a basic under-
standing of the system, and will be able to  carry out 
the following steps more easily. 
12.1.  The method in principle 
In this example we will set up a model memory for a 
glider with a four-flap wing. 
The following steps have to be carried out to ensure 
that the model’s basic functions work as expected: 
a.  Set up new model memory  12.2. 
b.  Prepare transmitter controls and switches  12.3. 
c.  Prepare servos  12.4. 
d.  Activate and check mixed functions   12.5. 
 Example: ailerons raised as landing aid. 
After these four steps you will be  able to control  the 
model’s  basic  functions,  i.e.  aileron,  elevator,  rudder 
and  throttle.  Butterfly  (Crow)  is  activated  as  landing 
aid. 
At this point you can expand and refine the set-up: 
e.  Activate Combi-Switch  12.11.2. 
f.  Set up aileron differential  12.6. 
g.  Elevator trim mixers  12.7. 
 spoiler / throttle to elevator mixers 
h.  Activate the inboard wing flaps  12.8. 
i.  V-tail model  12.9. 
j.  Working with flight phases  12.10. 
 Assign switch 
 Unlock / lock / name phases 
 Set transition times 
 Adjust values 
k.  Further options that can be added  12.11. 
 Dual-Rate (D/R), Expo, 
 Combi-Switch, Motor run timer. 
12.2.  Setting up the new model in the 
transmitter 
12.2.1.  Menu I, call up New model 
a.  Open the main menu Memory: 
Press button I. 
b.  Open the menu New model: 
Turn the 3-D digi-adjuster to the right as far as New 
model, and open the menu 
(press 3-D digi-adjuster): 
¦New model 
 ¨Exit 
 Memory nr.      3 
 Template     4 FLAPS 
 Servo conf.  MPX-UNI 
 Mode         4:  è é 
 Assignment   GLIDER 
     OK 
Note: 
The new model is not stored in the memory until you 
confirm the selected settings with OK ( 12.2.7.). 
12.2.2.  Which model memory will be used? 
New  models  are  automatically stored  in  the  first  va-
cant  memory;  the  memory  number  appears  in  the 
menu. Since you have no influence over the memory 
number, this line in the menu is skipped. 
If all model memories are in use, the screen displays: 
 Memory nr.   -1   
If you nevertheless attempt to set up the new model, 
the following on-screen warning appears: 
No memory free 
 Press ENTER 
12.2.3.  Selecting the Template 
Note:  
The  templates  ( 11.5.)  make  it  much  quicker  and 
easier to create new models, as they already contain 
the  essential  assignments  and  settings.  You  can 
check which template was used to create a particular 
model by accessing the menu ¦Memory, Properties. 
Turn the 3-D digi-adjuster to the right until the select 
bar stands in the Template line, then press the 3-D 
digi-adjuster. 
Now  you  can  select  the  template  4 FLAPS  from  the 
eight available templates, using the 3-D digi-adjuster: 
¦New model 
 ¨Exit 
 Memory nr.      3 
 Template     4 FLAPS  
 Servo conf.  MPX-UNI 
 Mode         4:  è é 
 Assignment   GLIDER 
     OK 
Press  the  3-D  adjuster  once  more  to  confirm  your 
choice. 
12.2.4.  Selecting the servo configuration (servo 
conf.) 
Note:  
The servo configuration ( 11.6.) defines the order in 
which the servos have to be connected to the receiver 
in  the  model.  The  selected  configuration  is  only  a 
suggestion, and can be changed subsequently in any 
way you wish if the servos are connected to different 
receiver outputs ( Menu: K, Assignment). 
Rotate the 3-D digi-adjuster to the right until the select 
bar  is  at  the  Servo  conf.  line,  then  press  the  3-D 
digi-adjuster. 
 12.2.2. 
 12.2.3. 
 12.2.4. 
 12.2.5. 
 12.2.6. 
 12.2.7.