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SPEKTRUM DX6i • RADIO INSTRUCTION MANUAL

Mix 1 and 2 functions mix percentages between 2 channels, or 
a channel with itself (THROTTLE cannot be mixed with itself or 
as a slave). 
You can program mixes so that stick or switch inputs control 2 
or more servos. 
The first channel is the master channel; the second is the slave 
channel. You can adjust directional mix values (U, D, L and R) 
between -125% to +125%.
The mix can either be enabled (ON) all times or assigned to a 
switch, enabling and disabling the mix as needed while operat-
ing a model. You can also link trim so that adjusting master 
channel trim will also adjust slave channel trim.
When a mix is enabled and the assigned input control is moved, 
the master channel sends output at the same time the slave 
channel sends output. 
Output is sent to the model in the direction and to the position
assigned in the Mix screen. Output sent to model will match 
assignments in Mix screen. 

CAUTION: Before flying a model, always do a check of 
channel mix response by viewing channel results on the 
Servo MONITOR screen. 

You can use the following switches to turn Mixes on and off:
ON- Always on
GEAR- Gear switch forward (position 0)
FLAP- Flap switch down (position 1)
AIL D/R- Aileron Dual Rate switch up (position 0)
ELEV D/R- Elevator Dual Rate switch up (position 0)
MIX- Mix switch forward (position 0)

Aileron to Rudder: Causes rudder to move when ailerons 
move. This helps with airplanes that have adverse movement 
of the nose around the center axis (yaw) (right aileron results in 
left nose movement (yaw)). When programming aileron to rudder 
mix in the same direction, the airplane makes coordinated turns 
using ailerons only. 
Elevator to Flap: Causes flaps (or flaperons) to move when 
elevator is moved, resulting in tighter looping maneuvers,
or to provide aileron reflex for some 3D maneuvers such as 
Harriers. 
Dual Elevators: Requires Gear to Gear Mix of -100% to -100% 
to inhibit (INH) Gear Channel Switch, then Elevator to Gear Mix 
of +100% to +100% to activate the Gear channel to work as a 
slave to the elevator channel. This makes dual elevator setups 
possible. 
Rudder to Aileron or Elevator: Eliminates roll and pitch cou-
pling (roll and pitch happening at the same time) when rudder is 
applied. This is normally used to correct coupling in knife-edge 
flight. 

A  Master channel (THRO, AILE, ELEV, RUDD, GEAR/GYRO or 

FLAP/PITC) 

B  Function name:  MIX 1 or MIX 2 
C  Slave channel (THRO, AILE, ELEV, RUDD, GEAR/GYRO or 

FLAP/PITC)

D  Activate (ACT) or inhibit (INH) 
E  Up or Right value option (-125% to +125%)
F  Option for trim adjustment link
G  U or R (U for THRO, ELEV, GEAR/GYRO and FLAP/PITC)
H  Down or Left value option (-125% to +125%)
I  D or L (D for THRO, ELEV, GEAR/GYRO and FLAP/PITC)
J  Switch option: 

ON, FMODE, GYRO, AIL D/R or ELE D/R

MIX  1

THRO     AILE ACT

RATE  L       0% R       0%

SW  ON            TRIM INH

List

A

B

C

D

E

F

G

H

I

J

The Swash Mix function supports adjusting mix among the 
CCPM swashplate servos, AILE (aileron), ELEV (elevator) and 
PITC (pitch). Refer to your model’s manual for recommended 
settings.

A  Input
B  Input values (-125 to +125%). (For example, when the 

swashplate moves up when the control stick is moved down 
and the channel’s swash mix value is positive, make the 
channel’s value negative to make the swashplate move 
down with the same stick movement. Servo reversing and 
swash mix adjustment may be required on some models.) 

Note: Values shown will vary from model to model.

 

SWASH  MIX

AILE 

-  75%

ELEV 

-  75%

PITCH 

+  85%

List

A

B