I'll add provisions to the new firmware to adjust the fan settings to make them more quieter 🙂
I'll add provisions to the new firmware to adjust the fan settings to make them more quieter 
Nso... who's going to be first to seal all the joints on their rhino and then fill her up with actively cooled mineral oil?
OWould it have any implications for heat/life?
OThats why I was leaning towards upgrading the fan - to ensure airflow would stay the same but noise should come down
OI wouldn't want to just turn the fan speed down to make it quieter and then find its causing problems with component heat and life
Wnah, it won't cause any issues since motors have thermal management built in. But anyway the fan specs are: 60x60x10, 12V
Ohttps://www.amazon.com/WINSINN-Bearings-Brushless-Cooling-60mm10mm/dp/B08R9JNB2Y
Like this? And would 2 pin be ok?
Like this? And would 2 pin be ok?
WINSINN DC 60mm Fan 12V 6010 Dual Ball Bearing Brushless Cooling 60mmx10mm 2PIN (Pack of 2Pcs)
OIn any case I'll probably wait for your firmware update first and see how that goes but doesn't hurt to do a bit of research in the meantime
WThose won't be any quieter I reckon
OHmmm ok
OIt looks like the "good" quiet options are 60x60x25 (noctua and coolermaster)
Othat definately wont fit right?
WIt would fit in the front, but in the rear it would need to stick outside the case.
OI'll wait for your firmware update then and see how things are after that
FI have some issues:
(1) the stick vibrates when neither the Config or TelemFFB apps are running
(2) the gain pot on the base isn't working
(3) the force is odd and not responding to adjustments in the config app.
I've restarted Windows, checked for firmware updates, I'm applying the changes. It's my first day with the Rhino, so I may be doing something wrong, but it all looks strange. Any ideas?
(1) the stick vibrates when neither the Config or TelemFFB apps are running
(2) the gain pot on the base isn't working
(3) the force is odd and not responding to adjustments in the config app.
I've restarted Windows, checked for firmware updates, I'm applying the changes. It's my first day with the Rhino, so I may be doing something wrong, but it all looks strange. Any ideas?
N1.) Vibrating? Or oscillating? If its oscillating, thats likely caused by too high gain on friction/damper or having the spring mapping pulled in too tight. If its actually vibrating (like an engine rumble), it could be a stuck effect. Look in the debug tab of the configurator software to see what effects are active ("Loaded Effects" pane on the right side of the page). Square/Sine/Triangle/Sawtooth are periodic (vibration) type effects.
2.) How is the pot configured in the configurator software? You can connect the pot to any of the sliders, but its probably set to "none" by default
3.) not sure I understand. Can you elaborate?
2.) How is the pot configured in the configurator software? You can connect the pot to any of the sliders, but its probably set to "none" by default
3.) not sure I understand. Can you elaborate?
BIs there a way to set a button on my winwing Orion throttle to control the hardware force trim for the rhino joystick. Another words, turn a knob on my throttle to pitch nose up or down instead of a button on my joystick?
PCheck out the VPforce Loopback app, it may be able to do this, you would probably need hid hide too??
BRecently i'm noticing my X-Axis being offset a few percent, using Protomakers DIY base, Virpil 20cm extension + Constellation Alpha grip. I guess it's caused by the rather long extension + heavy grip? Whatever i set in the balance spring, i can't get it to properly center without using adaptive recentering.
Even if i rotate the grip bringing the brake handle over to the right side, it still feels like there is a bias pulling the stick to the left, away from center. Any idea whats wrong?
Even if i rotate the grip bringing the brake handle over to the right side, it still feels like there is a bias pulling the stick to the left, away from center. Any idea whats wrong?
KNew calibration?
WTry adding some static force to the Right
Wmaybe there's some misalignment in the gimbal causing some force to the left
BAutocalibrate didn't solve it
BCompletely forgot about the static force effect.. thanks Could be the gimbal, i did notice odd sounds from time to time, guess i'll have to take it all apart again at some point.
Could be the gimbal, i did notice odd sounds from time to time, guess i'll have to take it all apart again at some point.
I@walmis @Number481 There is an issue in IL2 where we cannot get full elevator with the Rhino, this picture is with the stick pulled all the way back, VPforce default configuration. How can I full elevator deflection with the Rhino? which settings do I need to change?
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ISame problem with aileron
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IIn case of roll, if I increease dead zone edgeto 96% I get full aileron
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IBut for pitch , even Dead Zone edge at 100% I do not get full pitch control
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NI mean, as far as IL2 is concerned, its just an axis. The fact that it is FFB capable is irrelevant here. You should look at the real-time axis graph and the X/Y data in the Configurator app. I suspect that you will find your axes are not going to +/-4096 with full deflection and you probably need to recalibrate.
WPost a screenshot of your settings tab
IRecalibration solved the issue , thank you
FThanks. I found out it was the friction setting causing the vibration. It sounds odd to me, but I guess I need to learn how the thing works. The pot had also been reset to nothing, after I reset the whole setup. I assumed it defaulted to master gain.
Nif you import the rhino defaults from the configs folder in the configurator director (which I recommend just to base-line the 'expert settings'), I believe it resets to spring gain. If you did a "reset config" that wipes out everything to firmware defaults as if you were starting from scratch configuring the expert settings on a DIY type device.
FYup, I did the reset config. This explains a lot. Thanks again!
AThis can also happen if spring forces are turned up higher, but this applies to all games tho, not IL2 specific. There’s force compensation or calibrating with some extra buffer on each end of the axis
I@Number481 Updated to the latest Telem and now I don't get any effects, I remember I had this problem before and you made a developer version for me that fixed it, no idea what the issue might be
Nthis is the thread. 🧰supportTelemFFB issue No cause was identified. You installed the dev version somewhere other than the regular version and it worked.
Go through that thread and check the same things you checked before. Do the logs look the same? Is it the same error?
Did you unzip the new version over-top of the dev version? Or did you do the in-place update of the older non-working version? If the later, and the log errors are the same, I suspect something on your system to be interfering with the proper operation (AV, for example). Try unzipping a fresh copy of the new version over top of the dev version you were using and see how that goes.
Go through that thread and check the same things you checked before. Do the logs look the same? Is it the same error?
Did you unzip the new version over-top of the dev version? Or did you do the in-place update of the older non-working version? If the later, and the log errors are the same, I suspect something on your system to be interfering with the proper operation (AV, for example). Try unzipping a fresh copy of the new version over top of the dev version you were using and see how that goes.
P@walmis hey m8, sorry for the ping. I've been having trouble with my winwing adapter tonight it wasn't registering any input from the grip but now my E-stop has stopped working, it will click down but will not cut power.
Pcan the board in the winwing adapter or in the Rhino itself be hurt if I was swapping the grip over while the e-stop wasn't working? ie. hot swapping the grip?
Pnow I'm paranoid that there was power on while I tried to swap the grip out
WThe e-stop and WW are unrelated. Firstly the E-stop doesn't cut power to the logic board. It's powered by USB and so is the grip (and the adapter).
The E-stop only cuts power to the motors.
Does the grip debug show any data or all FFs?
The E-stop only cuts power to the motors.
Does the grip debug show any data or all FFs?
Psry I should of been clearer there. When using the estop tonight while trying to swap over to my WW grip, which I was having trouble with, my estop stopped working. I'll turn things back on soon & try it
PI'm getting all FF's in debug & the estop still isn't cutting the power
Pgot my WW grip/adapter working, it is really finicky & doesn't like being swapped over. The estop still isn't working & I'm really not keen on flying without it
Pwhat sort of estop is it? what specs is it?
FLangir Electriclangir_admin
The Turn to Release Emergency Stop Switch provides you with a way to stop your ctuator instantly in case of emergency. All you do is press the button down and it will lock in the Off position, stopping the movement of your actuator. To put it back in the On position, just turn the switch clockwise to release it. Please be aware you may require a...
FThat said, the safest bet would be to get one from @walmis directly or at least a mfr&part# from him.
