Showroom CXC inspired design!

I have this power supply what motor i can run with this power supply?
See pictures:

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for exemple : https://simukit.com/moteurs/9-moteur-120w.html

they have soon 350W motors too

Milton, You require a 48v PSU for a Cube build,

Something like this, Which is exactly what i got.

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/led...32335856179.html?spm=2114.13010608.0.0.HNKis8

If Fan noise is an issue for you, there are Silent Meanwell's you can get as well. Tho more expensive.

Nick, thanks! I was wondering if I can still used this PS? I notice that the Granite Devices website Description for the SimuCUBE shows voltage range from 24vdc to 48vdc.

Guys, I found this video at the Sim Racing Garage YouTube channel he compared 3 servo motor wheels and I am interested in the OSW version, the OSW motor that is been used in this video I can get it for $1300 USD in the US, do you guys know what are the components inside this Controller box?

OSW Motor:
http://youtu.be/fnugyXhVsZI?t=15m54s

OSW Controller Box:
http://youtu.be/fnugyXhVsZI?t=29m50s

$ for $ the motor isn't worth it when you add a 10,000PPR encoder to the Standard 20nm Mige.

And that electronics box is now old a defunct. The products i linked are Exactly what you would get from any of the Current DD builders....SimuCube is THE unit.

Nick, you are correct that is old I found another video where he explain the new ionicube ix board on minute 5 seconds 54 on the video.

Controller Encloser:

You wont be running those boards now, As i said the Simucube is the Replacement Main board for all those little boards and components you needed back in the Argon build days, You Literally have 3 components for the Electronics now, The Cube itself, The Ioni driver and the Power supply. It really doesn't get any simpler now.

the original link: http://www.racingfr.com/forum/lofiversion/index.php/t51856.html


1) IONI Pro or Pro HC controller
Wikipages: http://granitedevices.com/wiki/Category:IONI
2) SimuCube motherboard
Wikipages: http://granitedevices.com/wiki/SimuCUBE


3)Meanwell Powersupply
Note I am using the SDR-960-48 for my Lenze and AKM53K servo setups, and the SDR-480-48 for my big MiGe setup. For the smaller MiGe, I can recommend the NDR-480-48 unit.

Photos below of the 24V units, you need 48V PSU!! It is the best to google for a supplier closest to you.

SDR-960-48 (for Lenze, AKM53/54 servos)
https://www.reichelt.com/SNT-MW-SDR960-48/3...CH=mw-sdr960-48
Please note the specs of this one, this will not work well on 115VAC input power!! At that voltage, it is derated to ~the same wattage as the 480W units!



SDR-480-48 (for big Mige)


NDR-480-48 (for small Mige)


For servos, please visit my Bruteforce 2 thread, there is a list of commonly used servos for the DIY DD wheel application.

A few photos of a quick and easy built I have done for my Lenze servo - this is based on the Prototype board Tero kept for me - I am honoured to have this bit of history, it has performed exceptionally well over the past >2 months:

And a render of a nice acrylic case, similar to what will be supplied as a complete built unit, or upgrade kit - case by Aki!







Post3:

SCHEMATICS AND WIRING DIAGRAMS

Please find below the basic block diagram, wiring diagram (both borrowed from Granite Devices Website) as well as a wiring schematic I have made to ease the process for you fellas DIY'ing the SimuCube build

I will update this section as receive the 1x Cube hardware, please note the schematic below is only applicable to the 4x Cube and Single IONI Drive as per my prototype testing.

Block Diagram of the SimuCube/IONI Sim Controller
*image taken from Granite Devices Website!



Basic Wiring Diagram
*image taken from Granite Devices Website!







Wiring Schematic - Please use this for both small and big MiGe Servos


Wiring Schematic - Please use this for the AKM53K series servos
*Wiring should work for the AKM52/53 G and K servos to, please verify beforehand.


Post4:

Software and Updates:
*Coming soon

Post5:

Update:
Some time ago, I got my hands on a brand new AKM53K servo, it was from a sale Davy Watts had on iRacing. I got one of the few with the 40k Comcoder option, as such it will make for a very good platform for an OSW, wouldn't you think?

Well, the one caveat about using the AKM-K series over the AKM-G series servos, is the fact that the K series is wired for speed, as opposed to the G-series' torque. The K have a speed of 4,500 rpm, and as such, it would be totally animalistic if paired with a 48V psu.

Well, Ollie Aina over in the UK has requested me to do some 24V testing on the SimuCube, as he has experienced phasing issues at this voltage with some of his earlier IONI builds, and I have decided to pair a very nice NDR-480-24V psu, with the AKM53K. (Thanx Ollie!)

The absolute beauty of this NDR-480-24V is, that it seems to be using the same enclosure as the SDR-480-48 psu....why is this important......SimuCube was released recently, and I ordered 2 upgrade kits, which, as we know, allowed for several psu options...mine was the SDR psu upgrade.

One unit has the SDR 48V psu installed, it is up and running and powering my Lenze setup currently - whilst I have decided to pair the 2nd unit with this 24V psu, and use it to drove the AKM53K servo. It works out really well, as now I can drive the K-servo to its peak of ~30NM as well, having heaps of torque, with realising the benefits of a super smooth servo

Fun times ahead!



Finalised the wiring for both motor and encoder in short order, and got it up and running with the SimuCube - makes for a nice and compact combination, drop-dead seksi imho

Just a shot of a quick bench-test, I will do more testing once I return from Indonesia in ~10 days.

Or just read here, follow the steps on the right hand side.
https://granitedevices.com/wiki/SimuCUBE_install_guide

Supposedly there's a New Firmware in the works that will alleviate a lot of this initial setup stuff, Finger's crossed its Easy peezy for New guys coming in.

Any one knows if the SimuCube will control a Resolver Motor?

in advance Thanks

https://granitedevices.com/wiki/List_of_motors_for_SimuCUBE

Thanks Nick! that shows only the commonly used motors and they are "Encoder" motors, i was wondering if the simucube can also communicate to the "Resolver" motors.

Have any body knows?

There's a good reason I linked you what i did Milton, the answer to your question is No.

Thanks! Nick, ...

Merry Christmas!

Here is an update on the OSW project see pictures:

Yay for Lenze motor.........Booo for the Hit your wallet took.

Good job

it is very interesting the conversation about OSW but open an other discussion could help the community !