GREAT PLANES RealFlight 7 User Manual page 58

• Value – The bars that appear in this column show the current value
for each input channel. For example, if you move the throttle stick on
your controller, the associated bar will move.
• RealFlight Channel – This is the channel on your radio that is assigned
to the Channel column.
Using the information from these columns, you can edit the channel lineup to
match your radio. For example, if your radio outputs the throttle on channel 1,
you will follow these steps to correctly assign it to RealFlight's throttle:
1. Find "3 Throttle" from the channel column.
2. Change the Input channel assigned to throttle to Channel 1.
3. The Value for throttle to move to the far right at full throttle and to
the far left at idle. If this is backwards, click the Reverse box for this
assignment.
Repeat for all other channels you wish to reassign.
Enable Software Radio Mixes-
By default, RealFlight will handle all channel mixing in each aircraft. This is the
simplest method to fly in RealFlight. In this mode, you should not have any
mixing programmed into your radio, otherwise channels will be mixed twice;
once by your radio and then by RealFlight. If you wish to use the mixing
programmed in your radio, uncheck the box Enable Software Radio Mixes.
Enable Software Radio Dual Rates and Expo-
Some radios allow you to program the expos and dual rates on your
transmitter. If you prefer this method, make sure Enable Software Radio
Dual Rates and Expo is unchecked.
If you are flying with the InterLink Elite, or with a radio that does not offer
this functionality, your will want to enable this feature. Then, make sure you
assign a channel to "5 Dual Rates" in the channel assignments above.
RealFlight will then handle all rates and expos for you.
Save and Save As-
After making changes to your controller profile, you will want to save all
modifications. Note that you cannot make changes to stock profiles that are
included with RealFlight. If you made changes to a stock profile, the Save
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