MULTIPLEX 
 
Connect  the  individual  servos  to  the  receiver  in  the 
sequence shown above. 
 
7.8  Mode switching 
 
Basically  there  are  four  methods  of  assigning  the 
control functions  aileron, elevator, rudder  and throttle 
to the two dual-axis sticks of the SMART SX transmit-
ter. Which of these options is used varies according to 
the personal preference and habits of the model pilot. 
The stick modes are defined as follows: 
 
Mode 1:  Right stick  Throttle vertical 
    Aileron horizontal 
  Left stick  Elevator vertical 
    Rudder horizontal 
 
Mode 2:  Right stick  Elevator vertical 
    Aileron horizontal 
  Left stick  Throttle vertical 
    Rudder horizontal 
 
Mode 3:  Right stick  Throttle vertical 
    Rudder horizontal 
  Left stick  Elevator vertical 
    Aileron horizontal 
 
Mode 4:  Right stick  Elevator vertical 
    Rudder horizontal 
  Left stick  Throttle vertical 
    Aileron horizontal 
 
The  SMART  SX  transmitter  is  available  in  two  ver-
sions, each offering two  stick modes.  When you pur-
chase  your  set  you  must  decide  on  one  of  the  com-
binations,  which  is  determined  by  the  non  self-cent-
ring throttle function. 
 
•  SMART SX M-LINK Mode 1 + 3 (# 15300, 15310) 
•  SMART SX M-LINK Mode 2 + 4 (# 15301, 15311) 
 
The  stick  mode  can  be  changed  within  the  selected 
combination. The first set (# 1 5300) can be switched 
between  Mode  1  and  3.  The  second  set  (#  1  5301) 
can be switched between Mode 2 and 4. 
 
If you wish to change the stick mode, please use this 
procedure: 
 
 
 
 
Locate  the  stick  with  two  self-centring  planes  (no  throttle 
function), and move it to the top right corner, then press the 
multi-function button for a period of three seconds: you will 
now hear an audible signal; the number of beeps indicates 
the new stick mode. It is only possible to swap rudder and 
aileron, as shown above, since the throttle function and the 
elevator  are  permanently 
assigned,  depending  on  the 
set you  have purchased. The 
setting  is  stored  permanently 
for each model. 
 
7.9  Servo reverse 
 
The direction of servo rotation can be changed for the three 
control surface  functions  (=  all  except  throttle).  If  any  con-
trol  surface  operates  in  the  wrong  direction,  it  is  a  simple 
matter to reverse the direction of operation for that function. 
 
Locate  the  stick  for  the  control 
function  you  wish  to  reverse, 
move  it  to  one  end-point,  and 
hold  the  multi-function  button 
pressed  in  for  a period  of three 
seconds,  i.e.  until  the  servo 
switches  to  the  opposite  end-point.  It  will  now  respond  in 
the desired direction. Servo reverse is not necessary for the 
throttle  function,  as  the  system  always  controls  a  speed 
controller  the  “right  way  round”.  The  setting  is  stored  per-
manently for each model. 
 
7.10  Activating / disabling the throttle function 
 
Regardless of the throttle stick position, the throttle channel 
is initially disabled when the transmitter is first switched on: 
your  model’s  motor  remains  off.  To  control  the  motor  in 
your  model  you  must  first  unlock  and  activate  the  throttle 
channel.  You  can  also  disable  the  throttle  again  after  the 
landing. 
To activate the throttle function you must press the throttle 
stick  button  once  briefly,  and  move  the  throttle  stick  fully 
back to the “Off” position. You will a rising signal. 
To disable the throttle function, press the throttle stick but-
ton  again.  You  will  hear  a  rising  signal,  and  the  motor  is 
switched off until the throttle channel is re-activated.