User Manual

The Side parameter limits the effect of that formatting line to only one side of the stick. A summary of the
selected modes for each line is shown on the main screen.
Mixer
The next page is where the actions on the controls will be mapped to servos. OpenTX does not have any
predefined mixing functions that relate only to a particular model type or situation, it rather gives you a blank
canvas you can build upon. The key to configuring a model on OpenTX is not to think about "activating the delta
mix" like on certain radios, but rather to think about what you want your control on the model to do in response
to an input on the radio's controls. The mixer is where all that "logic" gets entered.
The various channels are outputs, for example CH1 being the servo plug #1 on your receiver (with the default
protocol settings). A channel without a mixer line will just center a servo that would be connected to it.
Each mixer line connects one input to the channel it's on. Inputs can be:
The 4 stick axes
The 4 pots and sliders
The heli mixer outputs (CYC1-3)
A fixed value (MAX)
The 8 physical switches
The 32 custom (logical) switches
The trainer port input channels (PPM1-8)
Each of the radio's 32 channels, which allows using channels as a virtual functions for clarity (mix
several inputs into one reuseable function, that can then be assigned to one or more channels). Note
that the settings of the SERVOS page are NOT taken into account there.
All inputs work on a -100% to +100% basis. Sticks, pots, channels, CYC sources, trainer inputs will vary
proportionally within this range. 3-position switches will return -100%, 0% or +100%. 2-position switches (and
logic ones) will return -100% or +100%. MAX is always +100%.
If you want the servo connected to the #2 plug of your receiver to be controlled by the elevator stick, you will
simply create a mixer entry on CH2 with Ele as source. Easy enough!
There can be as many lines as needed on each channel, and the operation between each line can be selected.
To create a new line, you would LONG press the ENTER key, and select insert before/after. By default all the
lines on a same channel are added together, but a line can also multiply those before it, or replace them.
For clarity, each line that is currently active and contributing to the channel's output will have its source
displayed in bold. This can be very handy when many are present and to check switch functions.
For each mixer line, several parameters are available:
A name can be entered for convenience
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