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We can see that the aileron servo is to be controlled by

4 transmitter controls. The “AILERON+” mixer therefore

has 4 inputs (up to 5 inputs are possible).

The mixer adds together the value of the signals gener-

ated by the individual inputs (hence also the sum sym-

bol £) and passes the result to the aileron servo or

servos.

If this or any other mixer is to work correctly on a model,

the following requirements must be satisfied:

x The appropriate assignment list with the correct

transmitter controls -> inputs must be assigned to

the model (Î L Setup, Assignment, Controls).

x The mixer must be assigned to the appropriate

receiver outputs (Î K Servo, Assignment).

x The inputs must be set up correctly, i.e. the magni-

tude and direction of the servo’s movements when

the input / transmitter control is operated

(Î G Mixer).

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TIP:

For modellers familiar with the

PROFI mc 3000 and 4000:

The mixer inputs of the ROYALevo are now set at the

mixer, rather than at the servo end.

The advantage is this:

The inputs are set up at a single point (Î 15.), rather

than at several points (servos). This makes the task of

setting up simpler and less time-consuming. It also

means that the setting of an input can be adjusted con-

veniently when the model is in flight, using a 3-D digi-

adjustor. Careful servo calibration (Î 16.1.) is also im-

portant, otherwise you may find that multiple control

surfaces do not deflect by the same amount. This would

mean, for example, that a model being landed with the

ailerons deflected up would tend to turn to one side on

the final landing approach.

13.2.2. Defining mixers

Each mixer can be assigned its own name of your

choice. This is carried out in line 3 under Name

(Î 10.1.3. text input).

The next step is to assign up to 5 mixer inputs (transmit-

ter controls) of your choice; this is done in lines 1 - 5.:

Col. 1

Mixer inputs (controls)

Aileron, elevator, rudder and throttle can be

assigned as required, with or without trim.

Example line 4: "Thr -Tr" = Throttle without trim

Col. 2

Mixer switch Mix-1, Mix-2 or Mix-3

Can be used to switch the corresponding input

on or off.

"----" means that the input is always active.

Col. 3

Mixer options

How is the input to take effect?

Which settings are to be available when you set

up the mixer?

Where is the neutral position of the control?