Spektrumising a Honey Bee King 2 help please

[Bugster]

Hi I wonder if anyone can point me in the right direction please. I'm fitting an AR6100 rx to a honey bee king. The Rx has one slot marked aileron and I have the other aileron servo plugged into aux. But instead of them acting like ailerons they are moving the swash up and down. I have programmed the swash to 120 degrees. I can't seem to find a reference to it in the handbook. Thanks.

[Made2Fade]

Aux on the RX should be where your pitch servo is plugged into. Aile where your aileron servo is plugged into. Ele for your elevator servo. Throt for the ESC. Gear channel plug your gyro gain lead into and Rudd plug in your rudder (rudder servo into gyro and lead from gyro into Rudd on the RX).
I think your confused... you only have one aileron servo mate the other is pitch and elevator. Its a ccpm helicopter so uses all 3 servos at the same time. Set your TX to 120 degree/3 servo ccpm. Once you have done that then you want all 3 servos moving the same way when you push up on the collective stick (doesnt matter which way for now). So go into the reverse menu and do that. After you have that set then go into the swash mix menu. Check the directions of the control inputs and if for example when you push up on the collective and the swash moves down instead of up. Then go to the pitch channel and change the figure to the opposite way. ie if it says -50 then make it +50. Do the same for aileron and elevator commands. If they work in the opposite way then just change the figure round from a minus to a positive or vice versa.
Watch the videos ccpm part 1 and 2 here:- http://www.helifreak.com/showthread.php?t=41692
Its for a 450 SE but it works exactly the same.

Cheers
Lee

[Bugster]

Thanks Lee. Your quite right I'm easily confused - even bewildered lately - must be an age thing I'm off to try it now. Cheers.

[Made2Fade]

check out ccpm part 1 and 2 and all will become apparent. Theres loadsa other vodeos there that will help ya and explain stuff too. Link in above post

Cheers
Lee