Controls

Models can be controlled with

1. Radio Transmitter connected to the computer via the supplied USB cable
• Two configurations can be defined Config 'A' and Config 'B'
  
  
2. Joystick
• Two configurations can be defined Config 'A' and Config 'B'
  
  
3. Mouse
• The elevator and ailerons are controlled with the mouse.
• Press the left mouse button to set elevator and ailerons to neutral.
• The Throttle is controlled with the keys 'Q' and 'A'
• The rudder is controlled with 'Z' and 'X'.
• Press 'F8' to display the instrument panel, where the position of the controls is shown.
  
  
4. Keyboard
   • Throttle: Keys 'Q' and 'A'
   • Rudder: Keys 'Z' and 'X'
   • Ailerons: Cursor Left and Right
   • Elevator: Cursor Up and Down.
   • Press 'F8' to display the instrument panel, where the position of the controls is shown.

When using other than the original USB cable, the program runs with all the functions during 2 minutes of flight.

Additional Keyboard and Mouse Control

Additionally to the corresponding channel assignment, some functions can also be operated from the keyboard and mouse:

Additional keyboard and mouse controls

Select Controller

Controller is selected from Main Menu / Controller / Configuration

Controller options

Channel configuration

Two different channel configurations Config 'A' and Config 'B' can be defined. This allows to alternatively use two transmitters with the simulator.

Channel Configuration

Control Inputs

When the Transmitter controls are moved, or a joystick is operated, the vertical coloured bars will reflect the new axis, pot, or switch position.

Channel Input as received from the Transmitter

Channel Assignment

Tick the corresponding round buttons to assign the Transmitter Channels to the desired model functions: Ailerons Elevator Throttle Rudder Flaps Retractable Landing Gear Brakes FPV Camera Pan & Tilt ALT Hold and Tilt Hold (for CyberQuad only) Reset Model Position Mouse Emulation by TX The check box on the left Enables/Disables each function. The 'REV' check box , reverses the direction of the channel

One single channel can be mapped to several functions. For instance, Brakes and Flaps can be assigned to the same channel. However, this could be confusing on models with both Flaps and Brakes.

See the Results

Operate the Transmitter sticks, pots and switches, and verify the result immediately on the screen:

See the result immediately

Transmitter Mode

The Transmitter Mode determines the function of each transmitter stick (aileron, elevator, etc.)
Select the Mode your Transmitter uses.