I see I have to remove the gear wheel to get to all the screws to remove the top, plate so I can acc
I see I have to remove the gear wheel to get to all the screws to remove the top, plate so I can access the estop, will that be soldered?
P& yeah no luck removing 3d printed thread piece
WHi, can you also post a pic of the grip connector socket, I think you might have the older one that might not fit with the CNC upgrade.
You don't need to remove the top plate, only the back plate where the fan is installed.
You don't need to remove the top plate, only the back plate where the fan is installed.
WDoes the top moves at all or is it stuck on there good?
Pone of the screws for the main metal shaft is threaded too, I'll have to locktite it in place.
PI'll get a photo to you asap
PI have SN#25
WOh yeah, you'll def need to swap the grip cable too
P
WHere's the access from the rear panel, you'll find the e-stop is connected using plug-in terminals.
Poh awesome, clips, that's good news cause I'm not the best at soldering
W1. I suggest pulling out the grip socket before trying to pull out the stick mount, since it's very easy to rip the wires out.
2. Probably best to order the new grip cable before trying to replace the mount using brute force.
2. Probably best to order the new grip cable before trying to replace the mount using brute force.
Pwhat cable will I need & why?
Pwill the grip cabloe not rtemove from thr 3d printed bit?
WThe old one was a square flange with an integrated connector, you will need to cut the cable to get it out of the tube.
The new one is modular with a small connector on the grip end and will fit the new threaded grip mount.
The new one is modular with a small connector on the grip end and will fit the new threaded grip mount.
Porder from vpforce site?
PI don't think it'll be worth more postage from Euro to Aus
WI'll send it using untracked envelope, it'll be a couple of euros I think.
PSo with the new cable the cnc bit will fit right? & how do I go about removing the old one? destroy if it doesn't comply with a little bit of pulling
PThanks m8 I've got the estop done & tested it's all good
Pthanks for the help too & I'll jump on soon & do the order
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your setup - that 8x6 keyboard and the mount it sits on, where did you get them from? Or is that two 4x6 kbs side by side?
PPpedals turning off after quit game, and still teleffb shows paused status.
Pit is ok when turn off and on again teleffb but bit annoying. do u know why? and sometimes it doesn’t store adjustment value VPF configurator. but it stores after few tries.
PI don’t know what is the problem.
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PI think using usb hub possibly causes little (or big sometimes) problem.
PTeleffb seems that uses quite large amount of data. better have guideline for it. of course it varies for environment, but in most case, it is quite problematic
RAre there any North American users who got the Green Cell Pro AC Adapter AD100P with their VPForce built Rhino that got it to work?
RWhat PSU does walmis ship to North America?
R@walmis I'm getting the 32 button error with my winwing adapter, I've tested the grip on the winwing base and it's all working. Unfortunately don't have a TM or virpil grip to test on the rhino base without the adapter. I've tried seating it as firmly as possible but no luck. What's the next thing to do?
SI'm in the US and my Rhino works perfectly fine with this PS
Rin debug with just the adapter
Rin debug with the adapter + grip
Wi wish my estop was so small 
Just finished putting it all together (almost, lost one belt, gotta look for it) and i have to have the board dangling freely to not collide with the estop button
Just finished putting it all together (almost, lost one belt, gotta look for it) and i have to have the board dangling freely to not collide with the estop button
N@walmis do you think the motor reclibration procedure could help with the belt grinding issue? perhaps related to anti-cogging not working optimally?
NI just finished my 4th (5th?) rebuild, with again all new belts and pulleys, and the grinding issue has persisted
IIs there anyway to stop my Rhino from rocketing forward when my pilot crashes our shared aircraft in DCS?
IIf I don't have my hand on the stick when it happens, my stick just absolutely piss missiles itself into the forward end stop and I'm afraid it's gonna break something. No damage so far and I've been much more careful about it.
ITo avoid it, when I'm not flying, I just turn the master gain in the software to 0% so I can still use buttons bound to the stick. But I was wondering if there's another solution to this issue. It's very easy to reproduce, just crash an aircraft into the ground in DCS hard.
BDo you run telemffb with decel effect selected?
Iyes
Bi think if you de select that , it will stop doing it
Bthere is also an option in the dcs special menu for the f4 about the wso controls but im not sure what it does
II think that fixed it
E@walmis I have problem with the VPForce Configurator. It crashes every time when I start configuring joystick when there are two Rhinos connected. I think I screwed up something when setting up the USB ID's for the devices. Separately both devices work fine. Attached is demonstration video of the problem. Attached is also the settings for the Joystick.
I have tried changing USB ID's for both devices to no avail.
I have also removed Rhino from device manager but it didn't help either.
I have also reset both Rhinos completely using the "Reset config" button but it didnt help.
TelemFFB thinks both Rhinos are fine and I have used them simultaneously while flying. I have, however, encountered some weird behavior with joystick but I'm not sure whether its related to this
I have tried changing USB ID's for both devices to no avail.
I have also removed Rhino from device manager but it didn't help either.
I have also reset both Rhinos completely using the "Reset config" button but it didnt help.
TelemFFB thinks both Rhinos are fine and I have used them simultaneously while flying. I have, however, encountered some weird behavior with joystick but I'm not sure whether its related to this
WHmm, you can try USBDevView (https://www.nirsoft.net/utils/usb_devices_view.html)
Try uninstalling (using the right click menu) all VPforce devices (with VendorID FFFF)
Try uninstalling (using the right click menu) all VPforce devices (with VendorID FFFF)
NirSoft
USBDeview is a software that lists all USB devices that connected to your computer, and allows you disable, enable or uninstall them.
WAlso try different USB ports
EI sorted by VendorID and uninstalled all FFFF vendor devices using the USBDevView. I also rebooted and repeated the process few times. Tried different USB-ports too. Unfortunately it didn't help.
If I start Joystick VPForce configurator and then plug in pedals, the joystick configurator stays alive. I can then also open the pedal-configurator as separate window. However, if I choose joystick from VPForce configurator query it crashes the configurator
The attached image is what I see from USBDevView after uninstalling and re-installing the Rhinos.
If I start Joystick VPForce configurator and then plug in pedals, the joystick configurator stays alive. I can then also open the pedal-configurator as separate window. However, if I choose joystick from VPForce configurator query it crashes the configurator
The attached image is what I see from USBDevView after uninstalling and re-installing the Rhinos.
