It connects to the 5 pin grip connection and allows to wire up to 32 buttons
It connects to the 5 pin grip connection and allows to wire up to 32 buttons
WI'd recommend loading up the default Rhino configuration - it's included in
configs
YThanks is there any simple small board with at least 3 axis small enough to fit into grip supported by the base ? Im trying to avoid external wiring
WIt's possible via a microcontroller https://discord.com/channels/965234441511383080/1185807510993637386
YThat's fantastic thank you !
Wsuper random question
Wlooking at the website (I know nothing) there are two or one motors offered in a bundle
WIm guessing the motors are rotary ones, so two are needed for 4 axis?
Fthere are only 2 axes in a joystick. x and y.
FThe single motor is for diy FFB pedal mods
Wohh, thank you :)
CHi guys, im strugling with a strange situation on MSFS Fenix A320. When im move the stick on aileron axis the aircraf have a tendency to virtualy center the sidestick and back to normal position in fraction of seconds. Theres no other devices controlling aileron or pitch axis. Im really dont know wqhat is happening. This issue occurs only when TelemFFB is enabled.
EHi all, I have a weird problem with the Viggen in DCS. This only happens with the Viggen. Trim commands seem to move the stick to the opposite side. in the aircraft, the trim works as intended (left trim moves the stick towards the left) however, the stick moves to the right, which counteracts the trim in the aircraft by physically moving the stick to the opposite side. So any trim input will be nullified by the opposing forces between the aircraft stick, and the physical stick. help?
JEverything else work?
WMaybe you need to invert the trim in FFB tune menu in DCS
MYes, the VIggen is the only one in DCS where I had to invert FFB axis in DCS options
EThis worked. Thank you!
S@walmis is it possible to turnaround one (not both) of the connector plugs on the winwing adapter 180°?
I@walmis The fan on the Rhino goes ON very loud sometimes, is this ok? Sound does not bother me, I have headphones, just want to know if something can get damaged with the Rhino.
WNo, any reason to rotate them? The winwing grip has a free cable in the grip
WYeah, those fans can be a bit whiny, I'll add some tuning in the future to quiet them down a bit
FI haven't managed to turn them on by use yet. lol
Sthe extension i bought has the connectors the other way round and since its a goosenecked extension i decided to just turn the connected on the rhino 180°
Aany chance of a new firmware update soon? 
looking forward to those saturation improvements for force compensation
looking forward to those saturation improvements for force compensationAwell, i guess general saturation, i notice even if i fix it to not be a problem be a problem with 100% spring in the configurator, the F14 DCS module will end up over-saturating and creating that sort of drop off effect (i notice it definitely during takeoff)
Afor context, in reference to this issue: https://canary.discord.com/channels/965234441511383080/968208779084701716/1165770657439695008
H@walmis I am having an issue with using any thrustmaster grip to work. I select Generic Grip, apply and save, and every time I push one button the whole Colum of buttons register a press. I have zero issues with my virpil f-14 grip though. What am I missing, why dosen't TM grips work?
MI got it to work! Yes the +5V wire was hanging partially out. Weird but it is working wonderfully now. Truly impressive Walmis!
TChange to the debug grip profile and post the debug window.
H@TheAmazinGreat
Hit continues to log the same over and over
Hthat was the f/a-18 grip with no buttons being pressed
Hthis is the a10/ f16 grip with the trigger being held
TWalmis may chime in and know right away but I would verify all connections between grip and the board. It could be that the virpil grip hits the pins on the connector just right.
SBefore I make a massive assumption, can I confirm that:
5v = VDD
CS = Latch
CK = Clock
DI = Data
G = Ground
Trying to wire a warthog to the board!
5v = VDD
CS = Latch
CK = Clock
DI = Data
G = Ground
Trying to wire a warthog to the board!
TThat’s how I would interpret it. CS is chip select, which means hey you, I’m talking now. So latch makes sense.
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TKeep in mind colors don’t match between the two images, and the TM colors may not be intuitive (red is not Vcc on TM internal ribbon)
HI found out the issue I was having. Apparently the powered usb hub I was using wasn't providing enough power causing it to act funny, but only with the TM grips.
SI'm getting slight cracking noises in the pitch axis when changing movement direction. I've heard there is a screw that you can tighten to fix the issue. Anybody knows more about that? My Rhino is relatively new, only used it for about 3-4h.
F@Silver That may caused by interference between the body of base and the thick electric wire for connecting grip
WIf I remember right, it was this screw.
WFound the picture in the general tap.
WOr the ones on the bottom of the picture.
SThanks for the info guys, I'll check out that screw and see if it helps
Shm i require some help im not sure if its a rhino or a telem problem but it just doesnt center anymore and triming on the fulcrum for example doesnt work
Fyou might need to reset the effects because them being stuck. happened to me once before when I crashed.
Sdoing the good old IT tip first of have you tried turning it (PC) off and on again
CDoes the Adaptive Recentering feature respect an off-center helo force trim location? I think so, but I want to double check?
Nyes, since the "center" moves with the trimmed position