You could disassemble it again and plug directly into the Rhino to isolate any mechanical issues
You could disassemble it again and plug directly into the Rhino to isolate any mechanical issues
SYeah it’s directly attached right now
Sanything obvious from this?
S(i hope it's not the rhino base that was affected...)
BI see this in the manual. What does it mean? Does it mean that my Virpil Alpha Prime grip won't work without an extension? "Note that rotating Thrustmaster grips requires the use of an extension. "
BThrustmaster grips dont have the din connector on a cable, they have a fixed orientation when mounting.
That's not necessarily the more ergonomic solution especially for center mount so they need an extension with an intermediary cable to allow for rotation of the grip so the grip points in the same direction as your arm when in your lap.
Every virpil grip that ive seen has a little cable coming out of the grip so they can simply be angle mounted directly.
Although there are many other reasons to want an extension as well.
That's not necessarily the more ergonomic solution especially for center mount so they need an extension with an intermediary cable to allow for rotation of the grip so the grip points in the same direction as your arm when in your lap.
Every virpil grip that ive seen has a little cable coming out of the grip so they can simply be angle mounted directly.
Although there are many other reasons to want an extension as well.
BI have two 100mm extensions but am not sure I have vertical room for them, at least w.r.t. how I plan to mount the Rhino (using the MT adapter plate, which appears to be a 1:1 replacement for the Virpil plate that I have my CM3 base mounted on). Thanks for your reply, btw.
BIts a big boy for sure.
Got a boeing pit myself, so no real idea how to solve it myself yet, then again got a few years to ponder it.
Got a boeing pit myself, so no real idea how to solve it myself yet, then again got a few years to ponder it.
SIs there a way to implement a dead zone? I'm having trouble in a non-sim game where the Rhino is causing a constant scrolling in menus. Of course, I could disconnect it's USB but the cable is routed under my desk and it's a pain to get at.
SLook into hidhide. You can hide your rhino from that program
KThis is the way. HIDhide was built to solve this problem exactly. Works great. I use it to hide the rhino and my custom sim controls when playing “normal” games like cyberpunk and diablo which have an embarrassingly limited control customization.
SThanks!
CI've had the same issue with my adaptor. You're missing the metallic shield on the lower mini din connector which helps the connection. I replaced my din Mini 6 with one from Jaycar but accidentally caused the pads to lift. I now have a couple of new PCBs and have soldered mine directly to the rhino board for my DIY kit.
P@walmis did you manage to get a new connector out to me buddy ?? 
C@walmis I'm likely going to need one too and I can send back my second one. I haven't had any luck with resoldering it.
SHello, is the rhino directly compatible with the warthog stick?
Jsays yes in #
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WDo you need the inner piece or the whole assembly?
GIf mounting the base to a motion rig, what would be the effective weight of the unit (i.e., the base itself in the absence of a power supply or anything that could effectively be on the floor and connected by wiring alone)?
WBase without grip weighs in at 4.7kg
CActually yea just the inner piece with microcontroller would be fine
JSettings question: if the game is taking over the centering force instead of it being the spring force in the settings, is that considered a periodic effect?
Nno, that is controlled by the Spring slider
Nthe spring setting defines the max.. the game could make it lower or non existent
Jso what is going on there, is the game invoking a spring force function in the firmware?
JBecause my centering force in the apache is way stronger than in the F18
J"centering" in the case of force trim
Nits part of the FFB sdk library. Each module in DCS implements their own FFB, so its not going to be universal across modules.
Jif I make the spring force sticky will that mean it's what it's set to instead of what the maximum is?
JThe purpose of these questions is I'm trying to tighten up the centering force on the 18 and Harrier
NYes. But it also wont disengage the spring if you disable force trim in a helicopter
JYes, but I have a seperate profile for helos so that's fine
NIf you use TelemFFB (wip version), there is a file you can use to define Rhino profiles per module
NIts a new thing walmis implemented (I haven't actually tested it yet)
JThat's tempting, I've avoided it so far because I'm wary of adding even more exports
N
JI'm already exporting for WW and Simshaker
Jand streamdeck
Jmaybe I'll try it today
Ncheck out https://discord.com/channels/965234441511383080/1091401951951982602 I added some documentation for TelemFFB yesterday (basic setup info and links to the releases)
Nthe export is pretty light weight in the grand scheme of things.. prob on par with Simshaker
Jholy hell there's physical throw limit adapters now?
Nyeah.. they work great
Jwhere do the config files have to live for it to load them?
NI believe you need to put them in the root folder of TelemFFB
WFIY, The config loading stuff will work properly in the next firmware/sw release
Nthat would explain why everything went sideways when I just tried to test it
JWhat's the max motor current for the rhino motors?
W30A
