This document introduces the use of Programmable Mixing function, which can automatically compensate for adverse control interactions (such as trim, model inaccuracies, etc.).
This document excerpt demonstrates how to use the Programmable Mixing function on the Hitec HS-80X transmitter to eliminate unwanted control interactions, such as applying elevator trim when rudder is applied. It provides step-by-step instructions for setting up specific mixing circuits, including Flapperons and automatic elevator trim for flaps.
The text also covers adjustments for pitch curves, explaining how to set limits for normal, idle-up, and inverted flight modes. It details the use of the Point Cursor to refine curve shapes and the Curve Copy function to transfer settings between different pitch curves.
You can use the Programmable Mixing function to automatically apply a small amount of DOWN Elevator control when top Rudder is applied during flight.
The High Pitch Trim Lever allows for a maximum adjustment of +25% to the pitch setting.
There are 12 individual dots or points that represent the curve on the graphic display, each of which can be individually adjusted.