Flying Delta Wings Planes

Hello,
i have a devo 10 and wanted to fly a delta wing airplane. I could make right and left turn work perfectly but my problem is going up and down. They are reverseg e.g. when i press the right stick up the plane goes up but it should go down.
I tried reversing the channles but the problem is that i could not found the channel for up and down in delta wing mode.
Do you have any suggestions what i could try?
With best regards

You'll need to setup an elevon mix. What rx? If speltrum based I can post my .ini for a dsm2 wing I have, if not you can search for how to setup an elevin mix, there's a great tutorial which is how I learned to set mine up.

Do you have a rudder or a true wing?

Could you please post your model file, thx.

This is for my versa-wing running a DSM2 LemonRx. Note channel 3 is bad on my Rx so I'm using 1 2 and 4, either wire your receiver the same or change ALL the Ch4 names back to 3 (you cant just change the label, you MUST change all the destinations of the mux too!!). Also note, this is setup for 3 dual rates, low/mid/full on the right add-on 3-was switch (SW B ) and a throttle safety / cut on the left 2-way.

My plane flies but you may need to do some channel reversing and such. Sorry, I dont remember which elevon is which channel, I believe left wing is CH2 and right wing is CH4.


Edit: The first file I posted was titled correct but was the wrong file, THIS is the correct one!
sorry

Thank you, I'll look into it. I'll have to convert it to the Flysky channel order but it's easy enough, I needed to see how you did the mixing that's the tricky part.

Just a warning: we see a lot of issues regarding either Channel 1 & 3 being "swapped", or the Tx being in the wrong mode (1 instead of 3 or vice versa). I'm starting to suspect that these are related to converting to/from DSM channel order (everybody else seems to do it the same way).

While it ought to be easy, either it confuses people more than I think it should, or the firmware is screwing things up. Or maybe my suspicion is wrong. So be careful. Maybe convert a copy, and then compare them afterwards? And if you catch it screwing things up, open an issue and attach both the original and the just-after-conversion model files.

I guess this just happens when you use the transmitter to make the conversion, I always edit my model files on my computer then test them without props on, a quad going full throttle with props on it is enough one time in my entire life. Now each model has his motor disconnected or props removed before testing.

Never done a conversion from/to DSM, I'll double check tough.

Thank you.