Multiplex Cockpit SX 7 Mode D'emploi page 34

10. example - 4-flap glider
Controller settings:
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In the controller settings, you can specify your controlling hab-
its. These settings must be made separately for each flight
phase when flight phases are activated.
· Now select one of the operating elements at the top left of
the selection field.
The following settings can be made:
D-R1/D-R2
Here, you can assign the various deflection sizes (the so-
called dual rate) to the currently selected operating element
(aileron/elevator/rudder). The switching is done with the
"DUAL RATE" switch.
Example:
The model is easy to control in slow flight, where-
as in fast flight its reactions are too strong for you.
In such cases with D-R2, enter a smaller value (e.g. 70%).
This way, you can reduce the control travel with the D-R2
switch during fast flight.
EXPO
If you find a model too agile, you can use Expo to make the
reactions on the joystick slightly more sensitive around the
central position.
For beginners, a setting of approx. -20% to -30% is rec-
ommended. The Expo value must always be entered with
the "-" sign.
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FIX
Using the "Fix" value, it is possible to overwrite the two oper-
ating elements for spoilers or flaps proportional to the back
of the transmitter with a fixed value. The use of this function
only makes sense with activated flight phases.
Example: Speed and thermal positions should be selected
directly via the flight phases. Switch the flight phase switch
to the thermal phase, change the value to a range between
-100 and 100, so that the camber-changing flaps are in the
desired position.
Switch to the speed phase, and proceed in the same way.
If the value "0" is entered, the operating element for spoilers
or flaps is active. So enter the value "1" in the switch position
for the normal phase.
Slow:
This value is exclusively available for the "throttle" operating
element.
By increasing the value, you can achieve a delayed start
of the engine. The value is specified in 1/10 seconds. The
maximum value of 35 therefore represents a delay of 3.5
seconds.
· Subsequently, the programming can be ended by pressing
the "save" button.
· You have programmed your model.