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[DIY] OpenSimwheel.NET | Selbermacher Servo-Lenkrad

Discussion in 'DIY peripherals' started by bberger, Aug 13, 2014.

  1. shannonb1

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    if thats the case then I have it all. I was going to add some power switches for the motor and for the servo driver. I dont see any of the fuse info on there or the resistor either....Thats the issue is there are a few different versions floating around. The wiring, the damn wiring and the schematic wtih 3 options on it has me a bit confused. There are a few places where the wire is in a T, meaning it looks like it connects to 3 locations. Not sure how I will handle this or if I am reading it correctly.
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    Yes ther are some dif in configurations. Just follow Martin Aschers tutorial and you'l be good
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    I will take a look there again. I also emailed that guy earlier about the stm breakout board. Not sure if he still sells them or not and how long that whole process takes.
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    Just looked, thats the schematic I have been using. I dont understand the best way to approach the wires with intersections that go to multiple places.
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    Lol, I'm a very simply guy with no experience in electric wiring whatsoever. I just began and followed the wires one by one and three days later I was finished hahahaha

    The break outboard for Argon is sold by granite. Klik
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    Now I'm going to eat lol
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    Thanks @Rinus janssens thats helpful and yes i bought that board but I was talking about the one that sits on top of the STM Discovery board.
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    Youl need to contact Dennis Reimer for that !! info@ib-reimer.de

    The pics are from granite wiki Klick
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    Thanks, Already sent him a message. and thanks again for the wiki pics
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    Sent him the money..51 usd...thinking things just got cleaner and easier...had to order some components but will ship the end of next week
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    Sorry I'm new, and this may be a bit off the main topic, but if someone here has ordered a kit from D Reimer, is there anything I need to do with the local import / tax office when the wheel is in transit? fees? websites? I don't want it getting stuck somewhere, y'know? Anyone have a detailed account of this? Just making the final preps on my end here in Milwaukee, WI. I just paid up, including shipping, and got the invoice from Reimer last night. SO STOKED.
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    我也在开始,不错的项目! :grin
    Google Translate: I also started a good project!
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    Have a question regarding what rim to use.
    I have a Thrustmaster F1 rim, full carbon with sli-pro lying around. Can this 1 be used or mounted on the OSW?
    If yes where do i need to look for an adatper, or what do i need.

    Fanatec formula rim also, so same questions as for the thrustmaster.
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    Hmmm, thanks for responding but unfortunately i am no 3D wonder:oops:
    Just wanted to know, if there are already people with any of these rims mounted on a OSW
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    Hi to all,

    I'm new in the DIY OSW, i would make one and i have any questions, i send a image for this

    Please help me with the questions, i'm not expert on electronic.....

    Thank you

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    Hi everyone and specially @bberger,

    I am trying to develope a little system with FFB just for the wheel.

    I have developed a little HID device, the device descriptor is really hard to write.

    Everything works (butons, pedals and wheel encoder) but now I want to add the FFB to the Device Descriptor to make windows recognize it and I am really lost.

    @bberger I can not find the device descriptor in your project, can you give some advice or indication?