TJust for information purposes you should hit the E stop. (Leave it down)
Power off both the USB port AND the Rhino power adapter/CPU.
That’s how you shut down a Rhino and now it’s fully disconnected from power.
Turn off the computer and do whatever you want.
Next time before you fire up the sim you turn it all on in the opposite direction.
So we start with the computer.
Next we turn on the USB port (and the rhino will beep as the main board gets power)
Next we turn on the Rhino CPU, which powers the actual motors.
Last we start the sim.
Now use the E stop to activate/release the Rhino.
Good to go every time but for sure make sure to power it down 100% and to cut the power to the board with a USB switch (or just unplug it).
Power off both the USB port AND the Rhino power adapter/CPU.
That’s how you shut down a Rhino and now it’s fully disconnected from power.
Turn off the computer and do whatever you want.
Next time before you fire up the sim you turn it all on in the opposite direction.
So we start with the computer.
Next we turn on the USB port (and the rhino will beep as the main board gets power)
Next we turn on the Rhino CPU, which powers the actual motors.
Last we start the sim.
Now use the E stop to activate/release the Rhino.
Good to go every time but for sure make sure to power it down 100% and to cut the power to the board with a USB switch (or just unplug it).
TI think my reply above is for you
WThis is not stock Rhino part, better post in -> #
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RIf you are in game. Let’s say the 58 or oh6. You push stick all the way to the left or right. The physical stick will touch the limiter of the rhino way before the in game stick. Confirmed with controls indicator. However if you hold the trim release or use beep trim the physical stick matches the ingame stick and both go the full deflection.
TWhen you are in configurator, does the blue dot show that it goes to the edge of the box in the input viewer? If not, then that is what is happening most likely.
TPosition is sensed off the rotation of the motor, not the rotation or position of the stick. Imagine if you had 0 spring (trim released) and put the motor to the left stop and then slowly turned up spring while holding the physical stick against the left stop. Any flex in the system will allow the motor to spin back toward center, but the physical stick stays on the stop. Since the motor is back toward center it tells the game that the virtual stick is back toward center though your physical stick is at the stop.
RThe blue dot does not make it to the edge when just pushing the stick under force. It only goes to the edge when holding trim release and all the forces are null or beep trim is used.
Rok makes sense, so I need to use the force comp ?
TYes, the default profile has some built in, but you may need to adjust depending on your setup.
Rcool
VReading it. Great thanks!
Hanyone around here use the VKB gunfighter MCE with their rhino? im rebuilding my pit and I have my MCE on a 200mm extension and Im finding out it has a LOOOOOOT of throw on it and Im wondering if the 100mm extension (or any extension at that) would be better
DI have the Virpil FLNKR grip (Alpha too) and I had switch from 200mm extension to 100mm. Much better for me (and my body)
FI just limited the throw via software
Mexperiencing keas of my Virpil constellation axes (thumb, grip twist and brake axis within the grip) since the update of the beta 3 of frimware...cross checked the grip plpgging it though the virpil base...no harware issue.
Mthe scroll of the brip also seem to be pinging in intermittently, like the scroll is being used...
Mtried also several other USB ports...always the same
Mplease advise
Mthis point s that possible to rever to b2 firmware?
NThe link will force the previous b12 version in the web installer. Hit the link and update as usual.
Mstill doing the same
Mshall I reverr the VP force sw as well?
Mto B12?
Nre-plug the USB on your rhino
Mgreat
Mappreciated for the quick help!!!
Mno LEDs for now then 
Rthat was it, thanks
THi everyone. Brand new VPForce user here. Installed my Rhino today along with TelemFFB. Everything appears to be working (at least at a basic level), but my Simhaptic appears to have stopped working. It is showing telemetry signals, but no effects are being output to my butthaker or Ushake pad. I presume it has something to do with a LUA entry, but I'm not savvy enough to figure it out.
TI have a Winwing F16 grip, I understand the wiring orientation is different to Thrustmaster standard (which is not an issue for me) is the Winwing grip compatible with the Rhino FFB base?
BWith adapter, you can get that with the base when your numbers up.
Dhello everyone,
since yesterday i have following problem with my rhino: as soon as i push my stick to the left or right the motor disconnects. if i reduce the gain controller to about 60% it won't disconnect. But before it was ok also with 100% master gain. with less than 100% the force is too soft. any solution?
since yesterday i have following problem with my rhino: as soon as i push my stick to the left or right the motor disconnects. if i reduce the gain controller to about 60% it won't disconnect. But before it was ok also with 100% master gain. with less than 100% the force is too soft. any solution?
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Dafter update to the latest firmware it always diconnects
Dok, after factory reset the problem was still present.
after disabling inertia and friction the problem is gone. enabling either one or both the motor disconnects.
so i will stay with both functions off.
after disabling inertia and friction the problem is gone. enabling either one or both the motor disconnects.
so i will stay with both functions off.
Whello everyone, I'm having trouble configuring telemffb, here is the message I find for startup, I don't understand
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DOK, after flying for an hour the problem ist still present. the X motor disconnects randomly.
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Dwould be nice if someone can help with this problem. maybe something is broken/faulty inside?
Dalso the power supply connector is very lose (not the usb cable). i have to make sure that it's not slipped out by its own
DI was flying in DCS when the motors on my Rhino cut out, and position information on the stick was not being passed to the game anymore. I tried to reset the motors under the Configurator debug tab, but there is some rapid beeping accompanied by the attached communication timeout indication. All the buttons on the stick still work.
WHey, try a bit less agressive filter values, try setting these as marked:
WReset the motors using the power switch (estop) for now, working on a fix for this issue.
DThe e-stop doesn't appear to do anything, up or down. The configurator is reading the potentiometer knob state.
WOh, In the screenshot above I see there's no input power (Vbus at 0V)
WMaybe check the DC input path