Can anyone think of a reason why my Invicta brake (THORP II) is suddenly maxing out at 27 bar, no matter how hard I push it during calibration? I used to have it set to like 57 bar, but now it seems to be nerfed to 27 max.
Got tired of all the crap Nobsound USB amps randomly cutting out and causing mid-race stutters, so I bought this Dayton 60w x 8-channel amp/DAC board. It's the only amp/sound card I could find that is a single Windows audio source with 8 individually addressable channels in SimHub. I'm using it to control the 8x TT25-8 pucks I have on my pedals and seat. Shout-out to Sinakaru's OP, and for sharing the enclosure model on Printables. All-in, it cost me about $185. I've gone through many configurations of haptics on my rig over the last few years, and I very much prefer having less-powerful transducers mounted directly to my seat/pedals over a couple of stronger transducers mounted to the rig frame. The other advantage of having multiple transducers directly on the seat/pedals is that I can spread the various effects across them all. This way its not just a jumbled mess of indecipherable effects going throughout the rig from just a couple of transducers.
Your own brand name is spelled wrong in multiple product ad images, should probably fix this.
The only weird thing I get is these two messages when I launch the game. FFB works fine, but none of the haptics or telemetry-driven LED effects work anymore. Other than it being related to the two error messages I get when I launch the game, I tried everything I could think of. I have the latest version of Simhub, I tried deleting the game file folder, and uninstalled/reinstalled the game. There is no way to change/verify the UDP port in Simhub or in-game either (I assume it's 20777), not sure whats going on. All my other games work fine. I'm still get the two error messages when I launch the game too.
I have 5x USB amps powering 9x haptics transducers on my sim rig, and I often get momentary USB cutouts on only the USB amps. I have all the USB amps plugged into a powered USB hub, and the hub going to a USB-C port on my motherboard. A single USB port can handle way more than 5x audio signals at once, and I'm running the amps with a powered USB hub, plus the amps all have their own dedicated PSUs. So I don't think its a power/bandwidth limitation. And in Device Manager, I unchecked the Power Management setting to "Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power" for all USB controllers. Does anyone have any ideas on what could be causing this? Is this simply a limitation of Sim Hub itself? It's super annoying because it also causes in-game stutter when it happens. And it also happened with my last PC build, so I don't think it's specific to this PC. The USB cutouts don't affect my wheelbase, steering wheel, shifter, Arduino devices, etc., only the haptics. Any help with this would be terrific!
I have seen pin 6 register as high as 10.3 amps during some games, and usually see all pins averaging between 6.5 and 8 amps. Should I be worried about pin 6 briefly crossing 10 amps from time to time? The per-pin limit for 12v-2x6 is 9.2 amps from what I've read (some say 9.5), but surely this must include some factor of safety?