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Showroom DIY force feedback steering wheel, using DC motor. based on MMOS

Discussion in 'DIY peripherals' started by ahoenksiluman, Feb 7, 2019.

  1. ahoenksiluman

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    it jumped because my psu cant handle 100% power needed, thats why i assume the result is 2kg....my psu already old, it cant handle full load in long time, burst only...the result jump to 1.9+kg because the voltage have little bit drop....
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    Wow new wheel is a lot stronger!
    Are you using htd 5m for pulleys? They look like they are 3d printed.
    Did you have a lot of problems attaching that pulley to your motor?
    I have a car cooling fan motor which has ~0.75 Nm at max power and have trouble attaching pulley to it, the thing is totally round.
    Btw my wheel picture is a complete joke. Htd 3m motor pulley (super glued) is skipping teeth and whole construction is flimsy. It will probably have to go to htd 5M
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    more update...

    this is me test the motor driver bts7960/ibt2, its obviously can deliver high apms in my experience...


    but you must concern about voltage and temp, its little bit sensitive...

    its safer around 22v or lower...
    in my setup, i use 18.8v...
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    @ahoenksiluman , since your encoder is 2 phase, did you leave the pin on stm32 board for z-phase/index unused or is there some sort of hack like they use a switch if using arduino leonardo? can you please share the wiring of encoder?
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    If you don't have index leave it disconnected and deselect the option in mmos. PA0 and PA1 are pins for A and B outputs, plug them reversed if you wanna reverse encoder direction.
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    Thanks to confirm this.
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    Hello @ahoenksiluman,
    Amazing project. Well detailed.
    I just have a question about how to implement the steering wheel buttons. I can see that you have used an arduino nano in your OMP style wheel here.
    Are you running EMP or MMOS in the nano as well and using it as a separate controller to plug into your pc?
    Or else have you connected it to the leonanrdo & running a custom arduino sketch in it?
    Could you please explain how you've managed to do it?

    Thanks in advance.
    RL
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    Hello sir, which printer sensor you have used?
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    Hello greetings from Argentina. Congratulations on your work !!

    I want to do something similar, a few pedal using 2 potentiometers and a load cell of 50kg + HX711 in brake, you think you could work using EMC following the tutorial of EbolzMagy ??
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    recent time i make more mod for my DIY pedal, i give it hall sensor but i make it in potentiometer form. so it plug and play if the pedal design build for potentiometer.

    this is some vid how i make it...
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    Halo, what happened when you used bts7960 ga523? I built my steering wheel but I'm finding the FFB very entering compared to the logitech g25.
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    what motor are you using ? what's it's power and voltage ?
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    Are using the motor as a direct drive wheel or using it with a reduction pulley for more torque ?
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    What is index here, please tell me little bit I am new
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    Hello guys, can anyone help me with a question, what games does the ffb MMosFFB work with or which ones have they tried it with?

    rfactos2
    iracing
    assetto Corsa
    motorist 2
    assetto Corsa Competizione

    They are the ones I use and they are the ones I am interested in knowing if I can use MMOS in those games

    thanks for the help