Try drag-expanding that pane, it should reveal all settings
Try drag-expanding that pane, it should reveal all settings
WIt should be 1:1 in millimeters
TIt works now! Thanks! 
RHey guy I just put the Winwing F18 stick on the VPforce with the winwing adapter all the buttons and axis work except the trim switch. Has anyone had this issue and know how to fix it. The simapp pro dose not see the stick so I cant program it in there
Mhey guys, i have 2 yoke system made from the motors for VPforce. I wanted to know if the software has any function to link the 2 yokes together. or if there is any other ways to lik the 2 yokes so that they roll and pitch together. Thank you
DDid you try just simply bind both of them to the axis? In theory they get the same input from TelemFFB they might mirror stick position as well... never tried, just thinking out loud
MI have 2 separate yokes (2 motors per yoke) which are not mechanically connected, and I would prefer to connect both sides electronically. And i do not have space for a mechenical connection
DSorry, maybe i was not clear. What i am saying is try to bind both yokes in game to the same axis, if there is a 2 way com between the yoke and the pc (which should be imo) maybe the FFB will automaticaly updates the position of the yoke you are not moving based on your input. Again, not a professional just thinking out loud 
MAlright. Thanks very much for the help
Nthis concept does not exist in any of the software
PTwo questions; Are these shift registers compatible with the Rhino base? BM4021 shift registers. Output 5 pin & What is the max peak torque you get out of the 86BLF04 motors? Thanks
AWhat's the first thing to do here?
edit: Apparently report the issue. I got it working right after
edit: Apparently report the issue. I got it working right after
A"Have you tried turning it off and on again" seemed to be the trick
AI think the cause was not inverting Y axis in DCS for F-5E
TWhat revision is the VKB adapter B or C?
BI am trying to setup my new Rhino with my Realsimulator F-16 grip. Right now, I've tried both generic grip, and generic grip (Realsimulator 64-button), but no button presses register on the Rhino side. The grip BLE funtion works fine, but no buttons on the Rhino itself. I tried plugging up a regular TM Warthog grip set to generic, and the buttons register fine. Anything I'm missing to get the RS grip to work correctly?
DMine was B, (received my unit couple weeks ago).
NHi
NI’ve seen this amazing joystick also own the Microsoft fc2 for many years and I would love to own a VPforce rhino
RAnybody happened to have got both VP-Joystick and VP-Pedal FFB working on Condor2? I'm getting control input for both Joystick and Pedal working, however, only one can get the FFB effect. 90% at time the joystick gets FFB, sometimes the Pedal gets FFB. The issue well might be on Condor side, I'm just wondering if anyone have got both working simultaneously.
NIf I had to guess, the sim most likely has no concept of FFB on the rudder axis. FFB pedals are extremely rare and there has never anything remotely resembling “affordable” pedals (talking in terms of ms sidewinder land). It’s unlikely the devs would develop support without gear to test against.
RI guess the same, or the Condor2 may not be anticipating two FFB devices to work with at same time. I wish the FFB pedal was not this rare. It's been some 25 years since the last time I played the MS Combat Flight Simulator with the Sidewinder FFB (1st model). I'm so happy I've got the VPforce FFB setup. Somebody has mentioned about this awesome FFB solution in the Condor2 forum so I'm hoping their devs will look into this rare but existing(and growing I'd like to assume)demand someday.
LFinally got the Winwing adapter but it’s shaking and cannot be secured. How can I fix that? I saw a post suggesting rubber washer earlier but not sure if it’s same problem
VHave you tried mounting the winwing grip directly to the adapter to see if the issue is just when using the winwing extension?
WLooks to me like it's not threaded fully
BYeah, that was beyond loose.
LYou are right . After a few try it tightened properly.
FYou need to put a washer on it
FI had the same issue and solved with that
LI saw your video first but then after several tries it works pretty okay now without washer. Now just need to find a mounting solution. It’s very tall with the adapter and extension so I might as well somehow fixed it on the floor
TDoes the Winwing grip need the software or does a generic profile work for it?
LIn the VP configuration tool you can select Winwing adapter for the grip. Not sure what it does because generic grip seems to have worked anyway. But bottom line is, it works just fine with Rhino
BAny luck? I will be trying the same in a few months.
BNo luck yet. Useable since I’ve been assigning buttons via the BLE portion of the grip, but still nothing registering on the Rhino itself with that particular grip
WI know a few RS users that successfully use their grips, so this instance is kinda strange. Since the grip receives power and BLE works fine, I assume the connection is good with the grip.
DNeeds washer, you don’t want to over tighten
PA plywood sheet 10-15mm (depth) that's big enough for your seat to sit on with the Rhino mounted in front, you can even have it big enough to go under your desk & have rudder pedals sit on top too. Just measure where the Rhino will go drill the 4 holes & put some small bolts in from what will be the bottom & then once in place you can bolt the Rhino in place on the "floor" right in front of your chair.
LThanks for the suggestion, I just finished a quick and dirty version (Just drilled 4 screws into a piece of plywood and placed in front of the seat) works perfectly fine.
Pnice works well
R@walmis
FFB Configurator
Spring Gain Map Graph Appears to be Reversed
When adjusting the spring map, the graph adjusts the gain in the opposite sense to the axis movement displayed. In the attached image the position of each axis as indicated should result in the mapped spring gain. However, the gain is as mapped for the opposite direction. In this example, the gain is zero for the indicated postions but follows the map when moved in the opposite direction.
My Rhino Y-axis is inverted (e-stop facing forward). X-axis is not inverted but the direction of movement displays in the map graph and in the display on the settings tab as expected.
FFB Configurator
Spring Gain Map Graph Appears to be Reversed
When adjusting the spring map, the graph adjusts the gain in the opposite sense to the axis movement displayed. In the attached image the position of each axis as indicated should result in the mapped spring gain. However, the gain is as mapped for the opposite direction. In this example, the gain is zero for the indicated postions but follows the map when moved in the opposite direction.
My Rhino Y-axis is inverted (e-stop facing forward). X-axis is not inverted but the direction of movement displays in the map graph and in the display on the settings tab as expected.
ISame ting to me. I have just mounted a Winwing F18 stick with the winwing adapter and is not recognizing the trim switches. Have you managed to make it work? Anybody else has the same issue?
WDid you change the profile to WinWing adapter?
WThanks, I will make sure to correct this in the new version
IDone, now is recognized. Thanks
I3
Anew version you say? :blobsmirk:
BHi , any suggestions on how to update the firmware, getting this error @walmis
BWindows 11, tried with Edge, chrome no luck
BI did try that once, will try again tomorrow after a re-boot
B@walmis It’s updated, thanks a lot
