Sim Pedals Ultimate/Sprint by Niels Heusinkveld

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Introducing our new Sim Pedals Baseplate

http://www.h-engineering.net/introducing-new-sim-pedals-baseplate/

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Recently the use of industrial grade Direct Drive motors (either stepper or servo) has become more commonplace when building simulator systems. Examples of these systems are:

• SimSteering system by Leo Bodnar;
  
• OSW system (Open Sim wheel);


• AccuForce system by SimExperience.

In specific situations (not always) these systems may cause interference on the pedal signals of the Sim Pedals Pro & Ultimate:

• A variance of zero to two (0-2) RAW output on any pedal, when the pedal is not pressed, is acceptable and within spec. This is considered to be a stable signal.
  
• A variance larger than 2 (>2) RAW output on any pedal, when the pedal is not pressed, may be caused by interference from a Direct Drive system.


• Any unintended jitter or spikes (for example the pedal output maxes out to 100% for a very short period of time) on the pedal output may be caused by interference from a Direct Drive system.

Solution -> http://www.h-engineering.net/service-bulletin-3-sim-pedals-pro-ultimate/

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